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Funding a VAT bill
Funding a VAT Bill | Business Finance for VAT | Help with VAT Finance

Funding a VAT bill

Value added tax (VAT) is a charge that relates to the tax of goods or services. VAT is only charged when the business is registered for the scheme or their VAT taxable turnover is more than £85,000. This results in a 20% charge being added to items or services that are purchased or sold. Key…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
What is acquisition finance?

What is acquisition finance?

Acquisition finance is designed for the sole purpose of enabling one company to buy another. It provides the funds to enable growth by acquiring another business that fits in with their plans and forecasts. Fulfilling growth plans To be in a position to purchase an existing business or franchise is an incredible opportunity for fulfilling…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
Sustainable investing
Sustainable Investing Oxfordshire | Green Asset Finance | Finance for Environmental Purposes

Sustainable investing

In October 2021 the UK government released their roadmap of how they plan to become a leader in sustainable investing. This means that the finance sector needs to adapt and start embracing climate change. With the ambition of having a zero emission focus it is important for all to start embracing change, no more so…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
Information needed for a business loan
Information Needed for a Business Loan | Help with Business Loan | Business Loan Application

Information needed for a business loan

At some stage in the life cycle of a business it will need some help with financing, this could be to cover a shortfall, increase staff headcount, purchase new machinery / equipment or simply just to boost cashflow. One of the most popular forms of finance is a business loan, they are available for a…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
Financing a business buy-out
Financing a Business Buy-Out | Business Acquisition Finance | Finance to Buy Business

Financing a business buy-out

One of the most common business start-up scenarios is when two professionals have experience in a specific sector, recognise that they each have a talent that can complement the other and then decide to start-up a new partnership. With hard work they make it a success, employ staff and have a very profitable business. However,…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
Difference between secured and unsecured loan
Difference Between Secured & Unsecured Loans | Secured & Unsecured Loans Explained

Difference between secured and unsecured loan

Another question which we often get asked is what is the difference between a secured and an unsecured loan and which option is best for me? There is actually a really simple explanation. A secured loan would be a financial agreement taken against a business asset or a property, therefore if there are ever any…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
How to finance business growth
Finance for Business Growth | Business Growth Finance | How to Finance Business Growth

How to finance business growth

Arguably one of the most important elements of business growth is how you finance your growth plans? Whether you need to increase turnover, purchase the latest machinery or employ new members of staff, having the right business finance in place is crucial. There are many ways to finance business growth, but this can only be…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
The importance of working capital
The Importance of Working Capital | Finance for Working Capital

The importance of working capital

To ensure ongoing business continuity and growth, the correct management of working capital is critical. A key factor is maintaining a healthy cash flow to ensure that all ongoing day to day costs are accounted for. The difference between a successful and a struggling business is often down to their management of their working capital.…

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750 400 Lorna Slee
The finance jargon, what does it actually mean?
The Finance Jargon | List of Finance Acronyms | What are Finance Acronyms

The finance jargon, what does it actually mean?

Understanding and translating key financial acronyms can be challenging. We have taken some of the most common ones and offered some simple translations: LTV = Loan to Value The percentage of any loan outstanding in comparison to the value of the asset. GDV = Gross Development Value The projected value of a property once construction…

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750 400 Lorna Slee

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