Posted 30/11/2020 In Advice, Blog, News 2020-11-302020-11-30https://www.wrightvigar.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/wright-vigar-logo.pngWright Vigarhttps://www.wrightvigar.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/wright-vigar-logo.png200px200px 0 0 Overview of measure From 1 December 2020, when a business enters insolvency, more of the taxes paid in good faith by its employees and customers, and temporarily held by the business, will go to fund public services rather than being distributed to other creditors. This reform only applies to taxes collected and held by businesses on behalf of other taxpayers, including: VAT PAYE Income Tax employee National Insurance contributions student loan deductions Construction Industry Scheme deductions The rules remain unchanged for taxes owed by businesses themselves, such as: Corporation Tax employer National Insurance contributions Who will likely be affected? It is likely that the following is likely to be affected by: businesses individuals shareholders directors lenders companies insolvency practitioners Find out more Recent PostsWright Vigar National Three Peaks ChallengeCharity BankingResidential Properties – Company or personal ownership?