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Business Finance

Minimum Application Supporting Documents Guide

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 12/10/2009 - 12:07pm

Minimum Finance Application Supporting Documents Guide

Vehicle Finance Click to Read more..

Business Asset Finance

Submitted by administrator on Fri, 25/09/2009 - 10:42pm

The optimal way to structure asset finance for a particular business is usually best advised by the accountant handling the financial affairs for that business. Different Finance products can deliver varying results to a business's bottom line especially in regards to taxation issues.

The main types of asset finance products for a business are finance lease, operating lease, chattel mortgage, novated lease and factoring or receivables finance. Click to Read more..

Debtor Finance | Invoice Discounting

Submitted by administrator on Thu, 10/09/2009 - 2:58pm

Many businesses in Australia are not aware that they can use their debtor book, to effectively finance growth and even out cash flow. Debtor finance provides an innovative alternative to businesses overdraft facilities – one that is based on business debts without the need for bricks and mortar security.

 

What is Debtor Finance?

Debtor Finance is one way for businesses to raise working capital. Click to Read more..

30 Percent Investment Allowance Opportunity

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 18/02/2009 - 5:24pm

Grow Your Business.

The Federal Government has announced a 30 percent Investment Allowance on all new goods purchased for business purposes and installed by 30th June 2009.

There could be also benefits that extend beyond this period.

This could mean that a $50,000 new car or equipment will give a one off tax deduction of $15,000 on top of the normal depreciation allowed.

Business's seeking finance should contact us to find out about about capitalising on this offer with finance. Click to Read more..

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