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Virginia

Small business loans Virginia While bright ideas, innovation and determination are all great drivers of small business, funding is often the trick that sets successful businesses apart from others. Entrepreneurs have many options for small business loans in Virginia, from traditional bank loans and lines of credit to venture capital and merchant cash advances. Get […]

How to calculate EBITDA

There are several different metrics businesses can use to calculate their financial health and performance, and EBITDA is one of them. EBITDA is often used by businesses to compare their financial performance against that of their competitors, while analysts might use it to help determine the sustainability of an organisation.  Additionally, if you are looking […]

How to write an invoice

Knowing how to invoice correctly is one of the most important parts of running a business. As well as ensuring you get paid for the goods or services your business has provided, invoicing is also crucial when it comes to keeping accurate tax records. Our guide explains how to write an invoice, as well as […]

Atlanta

Small business loans Atlanta Starting or expanding your small business in Atlanta, Georgia takes planning, determination and – if we’re being honest – funding. Luckily, entrepreneurs and small business owners have plenty of financing options to choose from.  Get a quote From bank loans and lines of credit to venture capitalists and merchant cash advances, […]

How to value a business

If you’re planning to sell your business, make an acquisition or raise business capital, it’s important to know how much your business is worth. You don’t want to over-value your business as this can deter buyers or investors, but you also don’t want to sell the business short. To help you find the right balance, […]

Finance lease vs. operating lease – what’s the difference?

Rent to buy, or simply rent. Obtain your major business assets without causing a cashflow crunch. Finance and operating leases – two ways to make your business cash go further Most American businesses need expensive assets to produce the goods and services they sell. These assets are typically cars, HGVs, plant and machinery. Without them, […]

Car garage

Car garage commercial mortgages With more than 275 million vehicles registered in the US at the end of 2023, and the growth of electric vehicles driving a new motoring boom, it’s a good time to be in the automotive industry. Get a quote As sales and vehicle service needs grow to reflect the surge in […]

Operating leases explained: What are they? How do they work?

No matter if your business is a limited company, PLC, partnership, or sole trader, there’s an operating lease for you. Operating leases – don’t buy that business asset, pay less to rent it Most US businesses need expensive assets to produce the goods and services they sell. These assets are typically cars, vans, plant and […]

How to calculate profit

The amount you will be asked to pay each month will be based on how much you have left after you pay any rent, food or utility bills. Note that you will be charged interest on these payments.  As a small business, it’s crucial to understand how to calculate profit so that you know how […]

Vineyard finance

Vineyard finance Through bad times and good times, there’s one thing you can be sure of – the US still loves a glass of wine. Get a quote Despite significant drops in production and consumption in the first year of the pandemic, US wine sales are now forecast to grow every year. However, even as […]

Brewery finance

Brewery finance Through bad times and good times, there’s one thing you can be sure of – the US still loves a glass of beer. Get a quote Despite significant drops in production and consumption in the first year of the pandemic, US beer sales rebounded strongly and are forecast to grow every year. However, […]

How to plan for buying a business

Buying a business can be a complex task. In fact, many people never get past the stage of “just thinking about it” because they don’t know where to start or they find all the decisions overwhelming. But fear not; here is a step-by-step guide to the process of planning to buy a business. All you […]

How to use vendor financing to buy a business

Many small business buyers need to assemble financing from a variety of sources to complete the acquisition. Vendor financing, which is also called vendor take-back or VTB, is where the seller of the business agrees to take part of the sale price through a series of payments with interest. The seller is essentially extending debt […]

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