You’ve completed the project. The profits are in the business bank account. But now comes the real question: how do you actually get paid, without losing half of it to tax? For developer-directors, extracting personal funds from a company can feel like walking a tightrope. Move too fast and you risk tax inefficiencies. Move too […]
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Development finance can supercharge your project but without the right exit strategy, it can also drain your profits and cause last-minute panic. Whether you’re preparing to refinance, sell or retain the asset, how you clear your development loan can make or break your return. The smartest developers plan their exit well before the build finishes,
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You’ve completed the build. The sale is through. There’s profit in the bank, but what now? For many developers, this is the moment decisions matter most. You’ve worked hard to generate a lump sum, but if it just sits in your company or personal account, it’s vulnerable to tax, risk and underperformance. That’s where pension
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If you’re a property developer juggling multiple sites, invoices, and build stages, you already know how easy it is to lose track of your numbers. You’re not just running a business – you’re managing a complex, high-stakes project with dozens of moving parts. And when the bookkeeping falls behind, the profit starts to slip through
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You’ve secured the site. The plans are ready. The numbers stack up, on paper. But once boots are on the ground, things can change quickly. In property development, your real profit is made in how well you manage your costs. Staying on Budget = Staying in Business Cost overruns are one of the biggest reasons
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VAT can make or break the profit margin in a property development project. Between ever-changing rules, different rates on residential and commercial builds, and complex reclaim processes, it’s no wonder many developers feel overwhelmed. But when managed correctly, VAT isn’t just a necessary evil, it can be a strategic tool. Navigating VAT in Construction Projects
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You’ve sold the project, the profit’s in the bank, now what? For many developers, that first successful flip feels like the finish line. But in reality, it’s just the beginning. One project might generate income, but a portfolio builds wealth. If you want financial freedom, family security and long-term legacy, it’s time to stop thinking
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You’ve got planning approved, builders on site and momentum building, but suddenly, the numbers aren’t adding up. Invoices are due, the next tranche hasn’t landed and delays are creeping in. Cash flow problems are the #1 reason development projects stall or fail entirely. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Why Cash Flow Dries Up
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You’ve completed the development, sold the property and turned a solid profit. Now it’s time to celebrate but before you do, there’s one more number to pay attention to: your Corporation Tax bill. After all the risk, planning, and delays, it’s frustrating to see a big portion of your profit go straight to HMRC. The
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You’ve completed your development, the profit is in… now what? For many developers and business owners, the next decision isn’t just about spending or saving. It’s about where to invest that profit to build long-term wealth and reduce future tax bills. Commercial property is increasingly on the radar for those looking to diversify income, stabilise
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