Small Business Loans

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This statement would be true. Short-term financing is risky because there may not always be income to pay off the short term debt.

You can find your banking and traditional financing options by going to www.biz2credit.com. If you enter your startup information, you'll be connected with lenders on the system that you meet the criteria for. If you're not matched with a lender, the system will show you what criteria you didn't meet for the banks on the system and it will show you how you can improve your chance of getting approved.

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Medium-term sources of finance are:

1. Loans: While short-term financing provides bank loans upto 3 years, medium-term loans are offered for 3-10 year periods. The loan interest is usually set as a margin dependent on the riskiness and credit rating of the borrower. The loan interest can be variable or fixed. It can be adjusted periodically throughout the life of the loan at an amount above the bank's base rate.

2. Lease Financing: Banks can also issue finance leases, which are more competitive and thus sometimes preferred by some foreign supporters over traditional loan financing. It is also a useful option when other financing sources are unavailable. For example the Export Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im) will provide up to $10 million to creditworthy foreigner investors, which must be repaid in a seven-year period.

3. Currency Bonds: Medium-term currency bonds are issued to investors through foreign and domestic entities. Maturity bands for medium-term investors range from periods of 9 months to up to 30 years. Government bonds also have the benefit of being scrutinized regularly by policymakers for better yields and interest rates.

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This definitely depends on the type of business, but in general:

1) Sales from goods or services to customers

2) Interests, dividends, royalties or other returns on investments

-To have a personal relationship with their customers.

-Keeps most profits.

-The business will be easier to operate since the structure is not too big.

-The owner will be better informed about the day to day operations and business transactions.

This problem will be easily solved if you can see the business in the light of the ENTITY concept. This concepts says that every business is treated as an entity on its own and must be separated from its owner. So the business is a person.

The "person's brain" is the part does all the thinking and control. The labour part is played by the hands. Every ACTION is taken by it. Note action not decision. The latter is the sole of the brain. Land is the playing field where the person exists. this include the food, the air, the environment as a whole and so on.

Capital is the life by which the body operates. A business without finance is like a body in comma. No matter how great the environment is, the entity is considered dead. it is the blood that keeps men alive. drain the blood and watch life end for even the strongest and most privileged human that exists.

Small businesses remain small for different reasons. They are almost always privately owned, some by couples, brothers, father and son, etc "ma and pa" organizations as they used to be called, where the owners own and operate the business and are not interested in expanding beyond the limits that they are comfortable with. Keeping a business in the hands of one or two owners/administrators and maintaining a work-load that can be handled by a few people and that generates enough income to pay the bills and insure the survival of your small business is not easy to do. If small businesses survive and remain small it is usually because the owner wants it that way and wouldn't have it any other way at all.

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Yes - if you used the company credit card, you are liable to repay the amount you spent ! The employer can recover that directly from your wages.

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Don't worry, the well hasn't run dry just yet. The short answer to your question is, yes. Businesses owned by service-disabled veterans and those in the 8(a) program still receive preferences, as do small businesses in the so-called HUBZones. However, the priorities are currently in a state of flux.

First, a few definitions might be helpful.

HUBZones are areas that meet certain demographic qualifications, such as a median household income that is less than 80 percent of the state's median household income, or an unemployment rate that is at least 140 percent greater than the statewide average. Small businesses that are located in a zone and employ people who reside in that zone qualify for HUBZone contracts (to keep the businesses alive).

A service-disabled veteran is a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service and whose disability was incurred or aggravated in the line of duty. A small business that is at least 51% owned and operated by one or more service-disabled veterans is granted this designation.

An 8(a) company is a small business that is owned by one or more socially and economically disadvantaged individuals. The Small Business Administration defines socially disadvantaged individuals as those who have been subjected to racial or ethnic prejudice or cultural bias historically. Generally speaking this includes Black Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, and Asian Pacific Americans as well as other groups designated by the SBA. Jews, despite having the longest running history of being discriminated against, are once again SOL. This is due to the determination the group composes a religion and not an ethnic group, even if you can pick out a Rahm Emanuel from the crowd.

In May, the Government Accountability Office ruled on a specific case in which a company owned by Alaskan Natives was given an Army contract and two HUBZone companies were not considered. The GAO said that the Army made a mistake in doing so and that legislation states that HUBZone companies are supposed to have priority over 8(a) companies. The ruling was challenged, but this month the GAO reaffirmed its position.

The Office of Management and Budget then instructed agencies to disregard the GAO ruling. OMB Director Peter Orszag said that GAO rulings are not binding and that White House and SBA lawyers are reviewing the decision.

Meanwhile, some lawmakers are advancing legislation that would clarify the rules. Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA) introduced an amendment to the defense authorization bill that would level the playing field between the three special types of small businesses. If passed, businesses in HUBZones, businesses owned by service-disabled veterans, and businesses in the 8(a) program would all have the same preference when agencies are conducting a set-aside procurement.

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