Buying A Business In Canada And How To Eliminate 4 Risk Elements

Assessing Patient Health ( When You’ re Buying A Business In Canada )

OVERVIEW – Information on buying a business in Canada . How to analyze the risk that comes with any company purchase




Buying a business in Canada involves (some) risk, so is there a HOW TO when it comes to eliminating some of that risk? We think there is... so let's dig in.

Have we got a story for you? Yesterday, scouts honor, we got a call from a client of ours 15 years ago. He wanted some advice on how to buy a business and whats involved... including the proverbial question “how much money do I have to come up with in addition to the financing?

While we are still getting over a client remembering our services for 15 years it got us to thinking on ways to provide him with solid clarity around the risk inherent in any business purchase. We think there are probably 4 key areas you have to focus on when looking for financing on your business buy.

In effect we’re talking abut the health of the patient. So when you understand how healthy or unhealthy that patient is you can address the issues of profitability and financing that are key to overall success in any venture. Interpreting that overall ' business health' is critical.

To asses risk you really have to put yourself in the exact same position as those smart Bay Street guys. They also look at 4 key areas:

Debt - Present and future

Liquidity and Cash Flow

Profit

Asset turnover


While the Bay street gang

focuses on words such as ' financial ratios' we've always preferred to call them ' relationships'. And once you understand those relationships you're in a position to make an informed business decision. In many cases you can draw on your own past business experience to wade through and understand some of these finance and number relationships.

It's also important to look at our 4 criteria over time, not just as the moment, as a business changes its balance sheet and income statement literally every minute as you sell and collect , utilize assets, etc.

Debt load is key to any business purchase and financing. Existing debt must be repaid or refinanced, and typically any business you buy should have no more than 2 or 3 times debt versus your owner equity. That number varies by type of industry and the ability of any company to generate cash flow. Ultimately you wish to ensure that the cash you can generate can repay fixed or operating debt.

We haven’t met anyone yet that disagrees with ' CASH IS KING '

so focus a lot of time on short term current assets - and understand how inventories and receivables turnover and how they can be monetized for more liquidity .

Every entrepreneur intuitively focuses on sales growth - a company is cheap when it’s for sale if it’s in a death spiral. So understanding sales growth potential, client payment terms, gross margins and net income potential is key.

We're big on item # 4 in our patient health scenario - Asset turnover. Just your ability to turn existing assets more efficiently - i.e. collect A/R faster, generate more inventory turns, dispose of unused assets, etc can help fix your ship without any external help and financing that is unneeded.

Once you’ve assessed the health of any company you wish to purchase it can be financed in several manners. They might include:

Government Business Loans (THE SBL)
Commercial bank facilities - term and operating
Non bank asset based lines of credit
Bridge loans
Vendor take back options

Looking for a ' how to ' when it comes to buying a business and financing it in Canada. Seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor with a track record of success who can assist you with your business purchase needs, and a lot of solid advice along the way!



Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com


Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.

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Commercial Lending In Canada . How To Address Secured Loan Covenants

The Yay And The Nay Of Securing Or Breaking Loan Covenants In Canada

OVERVIEW – Information on secured loan and commercial lending covenants in Canada . They both protect and destroy your business if not properly understood





Commercial lending in Canada, when it comes to a secured loan typically always involves ' COVENANTS '. What are they and how do you address the pitfalls and dangers of this method that lenders use to protect themselves (and you by the way) from business default and failure. Let's dig in.

When it comes to the agreements you make with any secured lender in Canada it basically comes down to the ' yay' and ' nay'. What we are talking about is known as ' affirmative' and ' negative’ scenarios. Affirmative actions are those you can take or do, sometimes with permission required. Negative ones are those which you are unable to take in the normal course of running your business.

What are the typical scenarios that the Canadian business owner or manager takes that might affect your loan agreement? They might include:

Raising more equity capital

Selling certain assets of the business

Taking on debt (that’s a big one with lenders!)

Draining cash flow in some manner


Remember always that the proactive thing to do is to discuss actions you wish to take that affect the lending agreement. When they are common sense business actions they will almost always be allowed by an (reasonable) lender. A good example might be taking on more debt by acquiring new production equip or technology that makes your business more profitable.

The thing about loan covenants that is often missed by the borrower are that while the loan covenants generate a lot of discussion and negotiation ( yes they can be negotiated!) at the start of loans they must in fact be maintained during the duration of the secured loan / commercial lending arrangement.

So what happens when you are those covenants is breached? The harsh reality is that you are in default of your commercial loan and typically all monies are due.

We point out to clients that many types of loans in Canada have no or very few loan covenants. Examples typically include asset based lines of credit, receivable financing, equipment finance, tax credit monetization. If there are any covenants in those type of arrangements it's typically because your overall balance sheet and income statement dictate that.

Remember also that all arrangements defined in your loan agreements are not necessarily negative. For example if you can negotiate pre payment arrangements in your favor that’s a good thing. Also, certain actions you take might make sense for you and the lender to pay down loans - for example new equity or sale leaseback scenarios with another lender.

The huge issue around commercial lending agreements with lenders in Canada is ' RATIOS '. Lenders have a lot of guys in the back room

constantly running liquidity, leverage and Operating ratios on your business. You can proactively manage these ratios in a positive manner by understanding what they are and calculating them yourself - Trust us it's not that hard .

When it comes to commercial lending and secured loans that make sense to you (and the bank or commercial lender) seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can assist you with your secured loan needs.



Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.
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Film Tax Credit Sources Let You Beat The Challenge Of Film TV And Digital Production Success. Financing Credits Works

Lights ! Camera ! Financing!



OVERVIEW – Information on film tax credit sources in Canada. Financing federal and provincial tax credits is a key part of successful Transmedia finance




Film Tax credit sources allow Canadian producers of film, TV and digital media content to fast track their productions. Having said that it's never easy in that world to beat the clock when it comes to completing the financing of projects in those 3 genres. But, as we maintain, financing those tax credits is a key part of any successful project these days. Let's dig in.

Whether the individual tax payer likes it or not Canadian provincial government, as well as the ' feds ‘are quite committed to subsidizing Canadian media via tax credits. Participants in the industry love it when the different provinces that compete for your production square off and try to ' one up ' each other when it comes to the generosity of these funds.

Just the credits for your labor costs alone are generous on their own, often totaling 35-40 per cent depending on what province you are shooting or producing in. Quebec’s is actually at 45% when it comes to labor.

While many pundits feel this all is just one example of a type of ' corporate welfare ' we can only suggest to clients that they make the most of current legislation and funding. We do recognize that there are a lot of taxes and jobs and economic activity around this quite thriving industry.

The concept of film (and TV and digital media) tax credits is quite simple. You receive cheques for a percent of your expenditures on your project. It's as simple as that. Canadian tax credits as a percentage of your expenditures are among the most generous in the world, and coupled with the stability of Canada’s financial system as well as our diverse geographies and talent pool simply make a case that Canada has... you guessed it.. earned the name Hollywood North.


Film tax credit sources address just one part of the overall ' capital cycle ' of any production. The other components of course include the owner equity component, debt, pre-sales, Print and Advertising, etc. Times always change in the world of financing and in film, TV and media finance these days ' crowd funding' is the hot new kid on the block, an alternative to the previously mentioned equity component.

The other new trend is ' slate ' financing, allowing producers to generate financing for multiple projects.

In Canada there are a small handful of bank financing sources for film tax credits. Another alternative is commercial finance entities that are generally faster when it comes to addressing your financing need. They have ' niche' experience in your industry.

Tax credits are generally financed at 70% loan to value, are typically structured as ' bridge loans' with no payments made until your tax credit is monetized by the government. Key to successful tax credit financing is your ability to have a credible team around your production, including strong tax credit accounting expertise to ensure you qualify for maximum financing.

Seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can assist you in financing the value in your tax credit.



Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial



http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.
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Creative Small Business Financing Sources . Don’t Fall Short On Capital Solutions

Inside Business Finance Alternatives


OVERVIEW – Information on creative small business financing sources in Canada and how these solutions can help grow companies in the SME sector




Creative small business financing sources are often the ' secret sauce' when it comes to the Canadian business owner and manager beating the competition when it comes down to the ability to grow a business and prosper... with profits.

It's no secret to our clients when top experts still maintain we are still somewhat ' reeling ' from the 2008 global meltdown. That's when even the big guys, banks included, couldn’t write some of the cheques they wanted, much less the little guy in the SME (Small Commercial Enterprise) sectors of Canadian business.

Being ' cut off' from accessing capital has a major effect on any business, with the worst case of course being having to shut the doors.

Is there any good news in all of this? If there is one bright spot it’s the ability of Canadian business owners in SME (sales under 25 Million dollars? is a good definition) to adapt to and respond to creative financing mechanisms. Some of these are versions of traditional financing, others are simply brand new.

The challenge about using a new financing option is to ensure it’s not overly complex, and that it will provide that right financing that matches your needs. It should be not secret to the Canadian business person that creative and alternative financing structures often come at a higher cost - that cost should be warranted when it comes to matching benefits.

One example is the tremendous growth of RECEIVABLE FINANCING in Canada in the last number of years. While it has a higher carrying cost than commercial bank lines of credit it allows any small companies to take on larger sales opportunities, mend relationships with suppliers, and forget the daily strain of managing cash flow.


They key to using that type of financing is to understand that it alleviates the pressure of having to get a commercial bank line of credit, and that your business must be stable or growing - as any type of creative financing solutions is less likely to succeed if you don’t have growing or stable sales revenues .

Bottom line ' death spirals' not welcome!










Receivable finance is a creative asset monetization strategy. When you are not monetizing assets you must consider debt options. Using asset financing strategies via equipment financing/leasing allows almost any firm to acquire assets they need to move their business forward.

While general cash flow, asset quality are important, almost any asset can be financed via the lease company's ability to structure a deal that meets your asset acquisition needs. Lease finance is a great way to allow you to meet changing technology needs also, as a properly structured lease allows you to match cash flows with future benefits.


Many business owners in the SME sector spend a lot of time chasing equity via friends and family , angel investment, and the infamous ' VC ' we are pretty sure that only about 1% of them , if at all acquire the capital they need at a cost that often means giving up large ownership percentage . Giving up ownership equity in your early years is one of the most costly mistakes that any business owner can make.

By the way, the cost of many of the creative financing solutions we talk about with clients is often (not always) between 1-3% per month. Expensive? Not really if you consider the high cost of giving up equity ownership in the early years when your company valuation is small. You can check any finance text book on that one... or better still speak to a business owner who cashed out (for cash) way too early.

Other methods of creative small business financing sources include:

A/R Finance (already mentioned)
Equipment Leasing (already mentioned)
SR&ED tax credit financing
Non bank asset based lines of credit
PO/SUPPLY Chain financing
Inventory finance
Unsecured cash flow loans

When you want the inside scoop on what method of business financing creativity works for your company seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor with a track record of success , allowing you to take your business to the next level of growth and profit .



Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com


Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.

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Stan Prokop

Looking To Buy A Franchise ? Affordable Financing For Franchisees Is Available In Canada .. If ..

Everything You Wanted ( And Needed ) To Know About Buying and Financing A Franchise In Canada


OVERVIEW – Information on financing franchisees in Canada. Entreprenuers should know these facts when they wish to buy a franchise









Looking to buy a franchise in Canada? And by the way, that might be an existing franchise already owned and in business (so why is he or she selling by the way?), or a new turnkey operation.

When it comes to financing franchisees in Canada what in fact does the entrepreneur need to know. In some cases that information is interesting, in some cases key, and in some cases critical. And oh yes, affordable franchise loans are in fact available. Let's dig in.

At the core of arranging your franchise loan is the concept of matching the right type of financing based on the requirements of your business. That might be a term loan, overdraft facility, equipment and leasehold financing, etc. In most cases it will be a combination of some of all.

The amount of ' down payment ‘, aka what the banks and your franchisor call ' equity ' is also critical to both your financing package as well as being tied to your overall success. In reality many of the misc start up costs associated with a franchise financing are in fact covered by the borrower - that might typically include the actual franchisee fee itself, design fees, incorporation costs etc.

In hindsight when we look back at the franchisees we ourselves have helped an interested enigma emerges - some have borrowed too much and are laden with debt, some didn’t borrow enough and issues such as slow sales and constant working capital needs in many cases lead to franchise failure .

How then does the entrepreneur know how much financing is needed, where it should come from, and where he or she will get it?! Part of the answer to that question lies in the business plan. A properly crafted business plan and financial projection will always identify cash flow timing, working capital needs, and estimated term debt related to asset acquisition/replenishment.

Naturally any good franchisor will share their financial experience with their franchisees in order to maintain the overall success of the chain.

Franchise lending in Canada, as we have noted, is in fact ' affordable '. It comes also, by the way, from a variety of sources. While hundreds of franchises every year are financed by the Govt Small Business Loan (perfectly suited to franchise acquisition), many others are financed by specialized franchise finance firms complimented also by independent lease finance and commercial finance firms.

For business owners (‘the franchisee’) with good personal credit history financing is abundant because lenders in Canada have recognized the vibrancy of the industry and its role in Canadian business and economics.

If you're looking for affordable franchise loans that are properly structured to meet your long term goals of entrepreneurial success seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor with a track record of success in financing franchisees in Canada.


Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial


http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com


Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.
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Email = sprokop@7parkavenuefinancial.com



















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Can Finance Companies Help You Multitask When It Comes To Cash Flow And Accounts Receivable Turnover?

Solid Takeaway’s On A/R Financing In Canada

OVERVIEW – Information on accounts receivable turnover and how solutions from non bank finance companies allow the business owner to accelerate the business operating cycle




Non bank finance companies in Canada provide various business financing solutions to the Canadian business owner/manger. One of those is the financing of accounts receivable turnover. However, negotiating the landscape of A/R financing in Canada tends to be confusing - this is due to a proliferation of players, somewhat confusing terminology, and solutions that do different things in different ways.

Our preference for our clients is to allow them to have a financing solution in place that allows them to multitask - and that multitask is simply all about doing a few things at once that are very important to your business - grow sales, turnover assets, and generate profits. Now that's multi-tasking! Let's dig in.

Part of the challenge in ensuring you have the right working capital and cash flow financing in place is to differentiate this method of financing your assets from other methods of financing your company. A/R financing is not related to the concept of a term loan - it's simply a method of financing your sales as you wait for clients to pay you. And these days those clients seem to take forever, as everyone seems to be in the same boat... slowing down payables.

Generally speaking A/R financing suits every business that sells on commercial credit terms. And by the way, your a/r can consist of services if your company does not sell a product per se. Simply speaking, as soon as you have earned and provided those services and have properly billed them they can be financed.

The concept of A/R financing in Canada revolves around ' selling' your sales to your finance partner, as opposed to providing them for collateral to a Canadian chartered bank. So while the net effect is the same (cash flow!) each type of financing is ' papered' differently when it comes to the legalese and documentation surrounding this method of business finance.

While a bank charges you ' interest ‘on borrowing against your a/r line commercial finance companies purchase the asset (the receivable) at a discount to its 100% value. Generally speaking in Canada the cost is 2% per month. The nuances around how your transaction is priced relate to the general health of your business, the size of your monthly sales, and the overall general credit quality of your customer base.

Typically any sale in North America can be financed, and if your firm has foreign receivables they can be financed also, it's just that they will require some credit insurance to be in place.

So is this all something new in the Canadian business financing landscape. Not really... as companies in North American, and starting in Europe have done this for hundreds, yes hundreds of years .

What then are the key benefits in this method of cash flow finance? They include same day immediate access to cash as you generate sales, the ability to attract larger clients and contracts because you now have ' financing ' in place, as well as having the general comfort level that you can meet operational requirements such as payroll and term loan and lease obligations.

What the Canadian business owner /manager often misses in assessing this method of financing is the overall opportunity cost of funding their business. Some people maintain that it's a method of financing your business by simply lowering your prices, as that cost is in essence the cost of your financing. Don't forget also though that if you don't have A/R financing in place, from either a bank or finance companies that you are in effect being the bank for your clients. And if you review your business plan carefully and your overall goals and objectives we're quite sure you did not intend to be the bank for your clients!

Don’t forget also that the new found cash flow in A/R finance solutions allows you to take discounts with suppliers, negotiate better pricing from vendors, and avoid late charges on your payments to key vendors and suppliers.

Seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can assist you in accounts receivable turnover financing.

P.S. Don't forget to ask about CONFIDENTIAL RECEIVABLE FINANCING... allowing you to finance, bill and collect your own receivables without any third party interference


Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial
http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com
Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.
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Email = sprokop@7parkavenuefinancial.com

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Corporate Line Of Credit Needs? Be Your Own Swat Team When It Comes To Capturing A Solid Business Banking Facility .

Want To Be A Business Insider When It Comes To Corporate Credit Lines?

OVERVIEW – Information on business banking alternatives in Canada. A corporate line of credit can be achieved in a number of manners.. Here's how!


Corporate line of credit needs? When it comes to business banking no tool is more valuable than a revolving credit line. It's an on going source of cash flow and working capital when it comes to business survival.

Most Canadian business owners and financial managers we meet find that solution though, difficult to achieve. So how can you be your own Swat Team in effect?

We're told that type of team uses 'specialized tactics in high risk operations 'for success, and that's definitely what we're talking about here! Let's dig in.








Many business owners confuse the term ' line of credit ‘relative to what we’re talking about today. They can be forgiven for that because in various circles it’s called a demand loan, overdraft protection, revolver, etc. We suppose that ' revolver' term ties in nicely with our Swat Team analogy!

Canadian business needs lines of credit if only because it's an ongoing source of funding that is utilized when needed. The key concept here is that you are only paying interest on what you use ... it's not a term loan with a fixed rate and monthly fixed installments.

The concept of security and collateral around the corporate line of credit is important to understand. In the SME sector in Canada that first source of collateral is the current asses that the line of credit finances. These are primarily accounts receivable and inventory. Typically though personal guarantees of owners are required for any significant amount, and one the providers of business credit facilities, Canada's chartered banks also register collateral financing statements against your firm to protect their lending to your business.

So why does business banking become so difficult to access when the business owner/financial manager is sourcing working capital? Top experts in fact tell us that almost 2/3 of business can't obtain any or all the financing it needs to grow and survive. Larger corporations and private companies seem to have their own SWAT TEAMS, and generally find it much easier to achieve credit facilities.

As far as banks are concerned we surmise that it's fairly costly and expensive to both approve and monitor these credit lines. Also, higher incidence of business failure in the SME sector makes it more risky to lend in this area - although that's certainly not what the bank TV commercial says.

In defense of our great Canadian banks remember also that many industries have nuances and challenges that not every business banker can be expected to fully know and understand. They deal with hundreds of clients.

One alternative to traditional bank lines is the non bank ASSET BASED LINE OF CREDIT. This facility operates in the same manner as bank facilities, and an even bigger plus is the fact that it monetizes more assets of your business more generously. Typical advance rates are 90% on A/R (Versus bank 75%), anywhere from 30-70% on inventory (depends on quality and salability of your product), and also includes borrowing power against your fixed assets/equipt.

The asset based lender typically has focused experienced and the overall monitoring of your account is more strenuous than the bank environment. Simply speaking you'' be required to provide more monthly reporting in the form of aged receivables, payables, inventory lists, etc. We've always thought though that if you can’t provide that info regularly your business is probably at risk, so it’s hardly an onerous requirement.

The Canadian owner , armed ( there's that SWAT reference again!) with some basic knowledge of alternatives and the workings of the corporate line of credit can in fact access the cash flow they need. Seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can assist you with your business banking needs.




Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.
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South Sheridan Executive Centre
2910 South Sheridan Way
Suite 301
Oakville, Ontario
L6J 7J8
Phone = 905 829 2653
Fax = 905 829 2653
Email = sprokop@7parkavenuefinancial.com





















Stan Prokop