For business owners
Your adviser raised funding — now what?
Your accountant, bookkeeper, BAS agent, planner or coach said "look into finance". These pages turn that comment into a clear next step.
Before anything else
Three questions to ask your adviser back
Their answers decide which loan type fits — and whether you need one at all.
- Which number made you suggest finance? A tax projection, debtors, the forecast?
- Roughly how much, and for how long? Even a range helps.
- Is it a timing gap or a shortfall? Finance bridges gaps; it doesn't fix losses.
Accountant said look into funding
Your accountant suggested business finance? Learn what they probably saw in your numbers, the questions to ask back, and how to turn that advice into a plan.
Read more →Loan through your accountant
How to get a business loan through your accountant: what they can and can't do, how to use their work in your application, and the order that saves time.
Read more →Bookkeeper flagged cash flow
Bookkeeper flagged a cash flow problem? How to read the warning, size the gap, decide whether finance fits, and what your bookkeeper can prepare for a lender.
Read more →BAS agent flagged ATO debt
Your BAS agent flagged an ATO debt? Compare an ATO payment plan with a business loan, see what's changed on interest deductibility, and what lenders ask for.
Read more →Planner raised business finance
Financial planner suggested business finance? How personal wealth, property equity and guarantees connect to a business loan, and what to ask before you sign.
Read more →Coach's growth plan
Business coach pushing a growth plan? How to cost it, test it with your accountant and choose finance that matches when the extra revenue arrives.
Read more →Accountant vs broker vs lender
Accountant vs broker vs lender: who prepares what, who decides and who to call first when your business needs finance, explained for Australian owners.
Read more →Accountant talking to the lender
Want your accountant to speak with a lender for you? How to give clear authority, what they should share, and how to stay in control of your file.
Read more →Big tax bill projected
Accountant's tax projection shows a big bill? Plan early: set-asides, PAYG instalments, ATO payment plans or finance, and why timing widens your options.
Read more →See what your business could qualify for
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