Business Finance Solutions Needed ? Wake Up To Alternatives To A Term Loan Via Alternative Lending Offerings

There’s No Secret Society

When It Comes to Business Finance Solutions From A Term Loan To Alternative Lending Choices




OVERVIEW – Information on business finance solutions in Canada . Whether it’s a term loan, bank financing , or alternative lending its all about knowing your options . Here’s why, and how









Are finance solutions for Canadian business a necessity? Whether it's a term loan, chartered bank financing, or choosing from alternative lending vehicles top experts agree you might be able to survive awhile from a lack of profits, but finance solutions and access to cash flow are critical.

And contrary to what you might think, there's no secret society around access to solid business financing choices. Let's dig in!


The goal is of course ' health’, i.e. healthy business. That comes from managing your assets, financing them, giving your clients credit terms, and being able to access business credit.

It’s key to understand how the ' financial structure' of your business is viewed by others. For instance if you have a lot of debt but are still viable you will reasonable be expected to pay 2-3 times the amount of interest charged by Canadian banks via alternative lending options . When you think about it how you manage your assets is really how you make your money.

Knowing how to evaluate different financial solutions comes with numerous benefits - the ability to know you can meet day to day obligations and to evaluate growth based on cash , not profit. ( There's a difference!)

Working capital and cash flow access only become critical... when you need them! Whether its external factors such as a recession, or internal issues specific to your company and industry your inability access credit puts your company on the precipice.

As we have stressed in the past it’s about managing assets and financing assets. Business owners and financial managers in the SME sector should feel good about the fact that even the largest corporations place a major focus on cash forecasting, financing, and managing assets.

The range of financial solutions available to Canadian business might be larger than you think. Common solutions available to your firm include:

A/R financing

Inventory finance

PO/Supply Chain Financing

Asset based business lines of credit

Canadian commercial bank credit - (revolvers/term loans)

Equipment Financing

Bridge Loans on Assets

Sale Leaseback Strategies

Tax Credit Monetization

Securitization

How does the business owner/financial manager know when they need a specific type of financing? Essentially the answer to that lies in your operating cycle and understanding you business around issue such as:

Customer credit quality

Payment experience versus your payment terms

Short term and long term fixed debt obligations and how they impact cash flow

Your ability to project cash receipts.

How do the above issues affect your financing needs? Simply that asset management will both save you from a cash crisis, eliminate the need for more financing than you need, and allow you to be move competitive in client terms and the ability to take on more business opportunities /larger contracts.

It's a bit of a balancing act

because you want to limit the amount of financing you need to access but you still want to be able to grow. If you’re looking for traditional, or alternative lending that matches your needs seek out and speak to a trusted credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can provide that ‘wake up’ call to finance alternatives.



Stan Prokop - 7 Park Avenue Financial :

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Business financing for Canadian Firms , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing , Equipment Leasing , franchise finance and Cdn. Tax Credit Finance . Founded 2004 - Completed in excess of 90 Million $ of financing for Canadian corporations . Info /Contact :


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SR ED CRA Financing : 6 Mistakes To Avoid On A SRED Tax Credit Loan

Here’s The green light

On Financing Your R&D Credit : Financing SR&ED Tax Credits


OVERVIEW – Information on the finance of a SRED TAX CREDIT loan in Canada . SR ED CRA financing involves careful planning and knowledge and timing to achieve maximum benefits




SR&ED CRA is very much in the news today. Much of that news has to do with the ability to both maximize your claim, and finance, via a SRED Tax Credit Loan , your research spending. We'll focus on some of the current ‘ lay of the land' issues, as well as , equally as important, some of the mistakes you shouldn’t make when financing a SRED claim. Let's dig in.

Just when we thought things have ' settled down' in the world of the tax credit things seem to be heating up again. Why? Part of that is due to the recent federal budget. After making some very significant changes in the program over the last year or two things seemed to settle down quite nicely. Yes some of those changes affected claim size and availability ( elimination of capital assets used in R&D) but some great things happened also - a mini purge of unscrupulous SR&ED consultants, as well as a simplified ( we think!) application program.

The program, simply speaking, allows for government refundable credits on research and development and allows Canadian business owners to recover a huge portion of direct spend on R&D.

Our focus is on financing your R&D credit, so there’s probably no better time to go over some key mistakes

you can make in financing, as well as simply preparing your claim.



Mistake #1 is simply ensuring you're not aligned with the wrong consultant, that mini industry out there that prepares your claims if you or your accountant isn’t doing it yourself. Ensure that you're aligned with a reputable consultant that charges a fair fee or contingency rate. (A huge amount of claims are prepared on ' contingency' at the risk of the consultant)

Not making Mistake# 2 revolves around the timing of your SRED and the ability to time the financing. Claims historically could only be financed after they are filed together with your corporate tax return. That is no longer the case and you can generate financing around your claim even more it's filed if you have a credible claim and can show some experience in this whole area.

Mistake # 3 is ensuring that you understand that if you have CRA arrears of any type you're not going to be able to receive your chq from the government. They will simply net it out or apply it against your arrears. So focusing on the financing of a claim with CRA arrears is not a solid strategy suffice to say.

Mistake #4 involves assuming that your bank might finance your R&D claim. The short answer here is they in general don't do that, and if they will it’s in the context of a larger relationship with yourself with firms that are quite established and have other collateral. Your best bet to ensure proper financing of your claim is to seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business Financing Advisor with a track record of success who can ensure the proper tax credit financing is in place in a prompt, efficient and cost effective manner.

Mistake # 5. Simple. Don't confuse the IRAP program with SRED. IRAP claims arent financeable, they're a form of pre approved grant that involves up front approval and funding. The best way to think of it is IRAP is direct funding, SR&ED is indirect. In effect the government with an IRAP funding is pre approving your project. That's not SRED.

Mistake# 6- Don’t lose focus on a quality claim to therefore allow a minimum of audits, appeals, objections, etc. Historically over 3 Billion ++ dollars more in Sred funding has been available on an annual basis over IRAP.

We’re the last to predict where the future of R&D funding in Canada will be going. But understand that as long as you have a claim it’s financeable under very creative structures.




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Franchising Success Is Pretty Well Guaranteed With The Right Franchise Loan For Profitable Franchises In Canada

Just Say ‘ Yes ‘ When It Comes To Profitable Franchises

OVERVIEW – Information on franchising profitable franchises in Canada . The right franchise loan can make or break entrepreneurial success . Whether specialty lending or utilizing the BIL program it’s important to understand requirements and issues




Success via a profitable franchise is of course the dream of every franchisee entrepreneur when he or she is seeking a franchise loan. While most would agree that nothing is ' guaranteed' in business profitable franchises within growing industries certainly provide a strong level of comfort to the borrower. Let's dig in.

When applying for a franchise loan (these are done via a specialty lender or under the BIL program in Canada) the concept of profits as they relate to cash flow and loan repayment are key.

In the case of a turnkey situation the franchisee and the lender of course will rely on the business plan and cash flow projections of the borrower. Loans are repaid from cash flow; it’s as simple as that. So your ability to project reasonable success in a business plan and cash flow statement is key.

We often meet with clients who are looking for a bit of a different story when it comes to a franchise loan. That story? They either wish to purchase an existing franchise from a current operator or, in some cases wish to complete a parternership buyout. (Partnerships are difficult!)

In the case of ' refranchising ' - i.e. the purchase of an existing location it’s critical to get a strong handle on the current financials of the business. If in fact is a predominantly cash business ( a huge per cent age of franchises are ) its critical to understand what happens to cash ( !) , is cash being reported and recorded properly , and if its sufficient to repay both existing and new debt . One tactic we've used successfully over the years is to ensure we are provided with 3 months of bank statements and credit card transactions to allow us to see the inflows and outflows of cash.

Again, staying with the idea of purchasing an existing business, it’s critical to get an appraisal done on the existing assets and leaseholds. These will form the basis for any term loan refinancing, and you want, as a prospective buyer to get a handle on current values, replacement values, and liquidation values. Those are of key interest to your lender also.

Many franchisors these days will mandate ongoing replenishment of leaseholds and assets to keep the business ' fresh '. That’s why your business plan and cash flow projections (if you're not in a service business) should account for ongoing asset upgrades as needed.

Leaseholds are difficult to finance and they are in many cases best financed via the Govt SBL loan which allows for this type of financing. (It’s difficult for many lenders to accept ' fresh paint' as collateral for your loan!)

Your business plan and cash flow is often best when you approach it as a living document - using it to answer basic questions of profitability, cash flow, reasonable growth, etc. We recommend that down the road the franchisee revisit the plan as a useful template to track financial and personal goal success.

Purchasing a franchise in a sector that has a strong chance of profit is part of the winning combination of franchising in Canada. The properly constructed franchise loan and financing plan will help guarantee this success. Seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business Financing Advisor with a track record of success who can help you achieve that guarantee.


Stan Prokop - 7 Park Avenue Financial :
http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com
Business financing for Canadian Firms , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing , Equipment Leasing , franchise finance and Cdn. Tax Credit Finance . Founded 2004 - Completed in excess of 90 Million $ of financing for Canadian corporations . Info /Contact :


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Cash Management : The Case Against Procrastination : Here’s A Winning Working Capital Formula

Are You Controlling Cash Flow In Your Business – Here’s The Why and How!




OVERVIEW – Information on how the working capital formula is a key part of cash management in Canada




Is Cash Management in your business in control... of you? , or are you in fact managing with a working capital formula and solutions that work. When it comes to business cash flow it's not a time for inaction or procrastination.

Let's dig in.

The irony has never been lost on us when it comes to what 'academics' might say about how great your liquidity position is in, given the way accountants, textbooks, and even banker measure working capital . It all starts when you're told you have a ' high' working capital (current asset to current liability ratio).

Naturally you want to be in a position where you liabilities are low, but does having high levels of receivables and inventory create a winning scenario ?We sure don't think it does , because all that might mean is that you're mismanaging or perhaps simply unaware of the quality of asset turnover in A/R and inventory.

Using inventory specifically your warning signs might be as follows:

Sales are down and inventories are building up - Not good!

Inventory is outdated and somewhat unsalable - Not good!

Inventories are building up - Not good


And then there is your receivables position. Your A/R is of course your most liquid asset next to cash itself; in essence the heart of your liquidity.
Here are your potential problem sign warnings:

Customers are paying you more slowly relative to your terms of payment - Not good!

Potential bad debts loom on the horizon based on serious delinquency in your A/R


If your business has the right levels of current assets solutions to a working capital might be more abundant than you think. They include:

Selling receivables (A/R Financing)

Inventory finance

Canadian commercial bank lines of credit

Asset based (‘ABL ‘) lines of credit that are non bank in nature and monetize all your current assets - plus your equipment!

Tax credit monetization, i.e. financing your SR&ED claims

Working Capital term loans

Supply Chain / P O Finance


In utilizing any of the above solutions it’s all about timing. Here's where you need skill and attention to details such as timing your payment inflows, managing payable and term loan commitments and of course keeping costs in line.

Unfortunately some businesses have it easier than others. Service businesses that require low investments in capital and little or no inventory are often cash flow ' winners'. Tech businesses with high margins and low capital investment also can be cash flow machines.

If you're not in the above industries as an example you're going to have to master a solid working capital formula. That's simply because you need cash to run operations, buy assets, and finance working capital in A/R and inventories. Your ability to manage and exhibit good cash flow management will affect the type and quality and rate and structures of financings available.

If you need help in winning the cash flow battle when it comes to mgmt and financing of assets

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 a winning finance solution and working capital formula.



Stan Prokop - 7 Park Avenue Financial :

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Business financing for Canadian Firms , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing , Equipment Leasing , franchise finance and Cdn. Tax Credit Finance . Founded 2004 - Completed in excess of 90 Million $ of financing for Canadian corporations . Info /Contact :


7 Park Avenue Financial = Working Capital Finance Solutions






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Cash Flow Problems : Here’s Your To Do List For Your Turnaround In Working Capital Management

Cash Flow Shortage ? Don’t Worry The End Is Not Here and Here’s Why


OVERVIEW – Information on how business owners can correct the problem of a cash problem shortage . Working Capital Management is about solutions and actively managing your balance sheet




Working capital management in Canada must make some business owners and financial managers surely feel sometimes that ' the end is near '. It definitely doesn't have to be that way when it comes to fixing cash flow problems when you're focusing on techniques and solutions for ' the fix ' Let's dig in

We're the first to admit sometimes that the term' cash is king'

is somewhat of a overworked cliché , but when you're in the real world ( where we work and toil everyday) achieving cash flow to run your company, pay your bills, satisfy your creditors and , oh yes, grow your business is .. Suffice to say... challenging!

In many cases a large part of cash problems revolves around what we could term ' bulges' or ' seasonality' in a business or industry. It's simply those times when revenue at outpaces sales you would normally have at that time of year - perhaps due to a large contract, order, etc. In the case of retailers it simply might mean: Xmas!

At the other end of the extreme are start up businesses who are struggling to achieve the sales growth they have projected, all the while trying to contain those fixed costs they have.

One other key area of cash problem strife is the concept of ' progress billings '. We meet with many clients who have to bill their customers in stages - typical scenarios are a down payment, interim billings and final payment. This whole process can almost always reach 90 days, if not longer depending on the industry.

So how does the owner/manager address these issues? To the extent they can it’s very valuable to put a cash flow budget/estimate in place based on your historical experience. This will help you explain to banks and commercial lenders the reality of your situation.

Solutions that ' fix' working capital management problems include:

A/R Financing
Inventory finance
Working capital term loans
Commercial bank lines of credit
Non bank asset based lines of credit
Monetization of tax credits

Don't forget also that a key part of the accounting ' cash flow equation ' is accounts payable management. Delaying payables in a positive manner (negotiating better terms and better discounts and pricing) aids cash flow big time. How do you think big firms are so successful - it's because they have ' clout'.

Remember also that in the nether world of accounting profits don't equal cash flow , and the more inventories and receivables that you have in place simply means more financing with the above noted mechanisms are necessary . Naturally your ability to turn over A/R and inventory faster simply means better working capital management and positive cash flow.

If you are looking for a turnaround in your working capital and cash flows seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business Financing Advisor with a track record of success
who can ensure your ' to do' list is achievable in business financing success.




Stan Prokop - 7 Park Avenue Financial :

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Business financing for Canadian Firms , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing , Equipment Leasing , franchise finance and Cdn. Tax Credit Finance . Founded 2004 - Completed in excess of 90 Million $ of financing for Canadian corporations . Info /Contact :

7 Park Avenue Financial = Working Capital Solutions





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Office = 905 829 2653

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Email = sprokop@7parkavenuefinancial.com


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Receivables Funding In Canada: Let A Receivable Credit Solution Become Your Key To Cash Flow Challenges

Is Receivable Funding Your Golden Chance For Cash Flow Success?

OVERVIEW – Information on receivables funding solutions in Canada. The Receivable Credit solution comes in various forms – which one works for your firm


Receivables funding in Canada, thankfully, comes with choices. Is a receivable credit solution your firm's ' golden chance ' at working capital success. It just might be, and here's why. Let's dig in.

It clearly is a good thing that the business owner has choices in A/R financing. One of those reasons is that bank financing, for some, or all of the cash flow financing you need simply might be unattainable by Canadian chartered bank standards.

So enter A/R finance. It comes in various ' sizes' and ' flavors’. It can be a stand alone solution, or in some cases it can be a sub set of an asset based line of credit, that type of facility monetizes both receivables and inventory and equipment into one revolving line of credit.

And, throwing more choice into the mix, the Canadian business owner and financial manager has the choices of utilizing ' traditional ‘A/R factoring, or it can opt for our preferred and recommended solution: CONFIDENTIAL RECEIVABLE FINANCING.

The key difference in understanding non bank receivable financing simply boils down tot two things:

UNDERSTANDING PRICING
UNDERSTANDING HOW IT WORKS

While it only makes sense that an alternative non bank solution will be more costly thousands of firms gravitate to this method of business financing simply because it gives them all the cash flow and working capital they need based on their sales level - with virtually no upper limit to financing available.

If you opt for traditional financing, most typically called ' FACTORING' you're involved in a tri part deal between yourself, your lender, and your client. Your client pays the lender, the one key advantage to your firm is that you receive the cash, at your option, the day you make and invoice the sale. That's clearly cash flow power. The cost of that transaction, typically 200$ on a $10,000.00 invoice ( assuming 30 day terms/payment) can often be very justified when you consider your new found ability to buy inventory, reduce payables, take discounts with your own suppliers, or negotiate better pricing.

Two other key factors come into play when considering non bank receivables funding. First of all, you aren't taking on debt; the accounting treatment of A/R financing is simply not ' borrowing' when recorded by your accountants. And finally, you can of course bring in new equity into your firm, or consider a working capital term loan - but those two solutions simply dilute ownership and bring debt to the balance sheet.

The Confidential A/R financing we mentioned simply allows you to receive all the benefits we mentioned, but it’s not longer a ' 3 way ' - because you bill and collect your own receivable with no notice to any client or vendor.

Is a receivable credit solution in the works for your firm? It just might be the ' golden chance ' for cash flow peace of mind. Seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business Financing Advisor with a track record of success who can guide you through the myriad of lingo and options for this very popular method of financing growth.



Stan Prokop - 7 Park Avenue Financial :

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Business financing for Canadian Firms , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing , Equipment Leasing , franchise finance and Cdn. Tax Credit Finance . Founded 2004 - Completed in excess of 90 Million $ of financing for Canadian corporations . Info /Contact :


7 Park Avenue Financial = Canadian A/R Funding Solutions





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Stan Prokop

SR ED Claims Financing In Canada. Don’t Be A Victim Of The Waiting Game in SRED And Film Tax Credit Incentives

Just How Good Is Movie tax credits , SR&ED Program Claims Financing Via Bridge Loans ?


OVERVIEW – Information on financing s red claims and film tax credit incentives . These credits , financed properly and in a timely fashion can provide valuable cash flow

and working capital to business owners in industry and project owners in media ( film/tv/animation)




SR&ED Claims financing and the finance of film tax incentives in Canada eliminate the ' victim' part of these two solid government programs. The' victim' part arises when a lot of work and effort and by Canadian business people leads them to ' waiting '

for their claims to be finalized and funded.
Let's dig in.











Let's examine some key benefits in financing tax credits under 2 of the most popular programs in Canada -

SR&ED (Scientific Research and Experimental Development)

Film/Digital/Television Tax Incentives


Similar to programs in the U.S. the Canadian government funds research via R&D tax credits. Here's one case where the ' little guy' often benefits more than larger and sometimes publicly traded companies in Canada. Private ( i.e. not publicly traded ) firms receive billions of dollars of funding in Canada for recovering a large percentage of the monies they spend on salaries, contractor cost and overhead as these relate directly to research.

While the thousands of firms that receive funding might find their claims a little smaller these days (example: equipment purchases related to R&D no longer qualify) the ' cash back ' benefit of the combined federal/provincial program can't be denied.

Prior to considering SR ED claims financing a tremendous amount of work, and some risk goes into claim preparation . From software firms to mfg companies all across Canada third parties known as ' SRED Consultants ' prepare and file claims. The majority of claims prepared seem to be on a contingency basis, with the SR&ED consultants bearing the risk in time and costs in your claim preparation. In return for that they typically take a fee of 15-30% of the total claim. Naturally business owners also have the choice of simply paying for a qualified SR&ED practitioner on a straight fee for service basis.

While the government has clearly made things easier for claimants, i.e.

Self assessment tools to help guarantee approval success

Simplified and shortened online application

none of that takes the ' waiting' out of your cash refund.

FILM TAX CREDITS:

Media credits in movies, TV and animation, also under the auspices of federal and provincial programs, take a lot of the risk out of the task of financing projects. Traditional bank type financing is difficult to achieve for smaller independent producers. The complex web of financing a project involves a lot of moving parts:

Pre-selling your project

Consideration co-producers to complete funding

Owner Equity

Product placement/sponsors

'GAP' financing (a ' bridge' between production and future sales potential)




Have we forgotten anything?

We sure have! It’s the generous film tax credit incentives that monetize a large part of the costs of production of any project. In many cases of 40-50% of a qualified budget can become a tax credit refund to owners. Claims are best prepared by experienced film tax credit accountants - specialized folks who maximize claims.

While some might argue there is little in common between producing an animated film versus striving for improvements in software, biotech, mfg, or robotics the one constant is the finance ability of either of these two programs.

While owners can choose to wait for months , perhaps up to a year for recouping funds under either program they also have the option to ' cash flow' their tax credits .

Tax credit loans for SR ED and Media are financed very similarly. Bridge loans will advance typically 70% of the combined value of the federal and prov. claim. No payments are made during the loan period. When the government approves and funds your credit you receive the balance of the claim, less financing costs that are typically priced at ' mezzanine ' type rates.

If you feel you can benefit from the immediate financing of film tax credit incentives and SR ED projects seek out and speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor who can assist you in claim finance.

P.S. Yes, it's true; claims can also be financed prior to formal submission to government bodies.




Stan Prokop - 7 Park Avenue Financial :

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Business financing for Canadian Firms , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing , Equipment Leasing , franchise finance and Cdn. Tax Credit Finance . Founded 2004 - Completed in excess of 90 Million $ of financing for Canadian corporations . Info /Contact :



7 Park Avenue Financial = SR&ED And Media Tax Credit Financing Expertise




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L6J 7J8
Direct Line = 416 319 5769
Office = 905 829 2653

Fax = 905 829 2653

Email = sprokop@7parkavenuefinancial.com


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