The Section 106 Audit Gap:
Identifying Hidden Equity
Developers often view S106 contributions as a "sunk cost." However, statutory deeds contain mandatory repayment clauses. If the Local Authority fails to spend the contribution on the specific project agreed within the timeframe (usually 5-10 years), those funds legally expire.
Our Planning Audit Desk bridges the information gap between Council Infrastructure Funding Statements (IFS) and developer ledgers. We use surgical FOI requests to verify contractual commitment dates, bypassing vague council "allocations."
The Recovery Roadmap
- Phase 1: Asset Identification - We identify unspent statutory credits tied to your historic planning obligations (2013-2020) and notify you of the potential Asset Value Classification.
- Phase 2: Strategic Mandate - To protect the audit's proprietary findings, we require a signed Success-Based Agreement. Immediately after, we reveal the specific Council, Planning Reference, and exact recovery amount.
- Phase 3: Statutory Verification - We provide the completed "Notice of Claim" and forensic evidence for your entity to submit directly to the Council's Section 151 Officer, ensuring you maintain direct control of the repayment process.
- Phase 4: BACS Settlement - Capital is returned directly to your corporate ledger plus statutory interest. Our performance fee is only payable once the funds are cleared in your account.
Success-Based Model
We operate strictly on a "No-Win, No-Fee" basis. There are no upfront costs, no hidden audit fees, and no hourly rates. We are only compensated as a percentage of the actual capital we recover for your business.
Initiate Forensic Audit
Submit your entity details to begin a confidential review of your 2013-2020 planning obligations. Our team will identify if you have a valid claim against unspent statutory credits.