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Can I get a clearance certificate to take part in a public bid if my company has an outstanding issue?

TF Con · July 07, 2026
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With an open pending issue, the certificate comes out as positive, and that blocks you from public bids and many contracts. But there's a way out: by setting up your debts in an installment plan, you can usually get a positive certificate with negative effect, which counts as a clearance certificate in most cases. The rules can change, so confirm what's currently in force with the accountant at TF Con. We settle your pending issues, set up the installment plan, and issue the right certificate. That way you don't miss a bid deadline because of red tape.

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