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    #11
    You could always pay the Corporation Tax in advance. The HMRC pay your company interest back at quite a good rate. Details on their site.
    It's my opinion and I'm entitled to it. www.areyoupopular.mobi

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      Originally posted by oraclesmith
      You could always pay the Corporation Tax in advance. The HMRC pay your company interest back at quite a good rate. Details on their site.
      You lose the initial capital though. Unlike premium bonds.

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