Upcoming Repayment Deadlines for Small Business Cashflow Loans

 

As we progress through 2025, it's crucial for businesses that utilised the Small Business Cashflow (SBC) Loan Scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic to be aware of their repayment obligations.​

Most SBC loans, initiated around May and June 2020, are approaching their five-year repayment term, with many due by mid-2025. ​

What You Need to Know:

Loan Term: The SBC loan has a five-year term.

Interest Rates: The first two years were interest-free, followed by a 3% annual interest rate.

Default Consequences: Failure to repay by the due date may result in default interest of 13.88% and potential legal action.

Take Action:

Check Your Loan Details: Log in to your myIR account to view your loan balance and repayment schedule.​

Set Up a Repayment Plan: If you're unable to repay in full, contact Inland Revenue to establish a repayment plan, which maintains the 3% interest rate or get in touch with us to setup the payment plan.

Avoid Default: Ensure timely repayments to prevent default interest and legal complications.​

Need Assistance?

At Kinghans Limited, we're here to support you through this process. If you're uncertain about your repayment schedule or need assistance setting up a plan, don't hesitate to reach out.​

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