Loan with short term income as sole trader?

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  1. Semaj

    Semaj Member

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    Is it possible to get a loan without the banks looking at the last 2 year tax returns for a sole trader. I am in the current situation of having $150 000 equity, $25 000 savings, $8000 net monthly business profit. The last 2 tax returns have been low overall though so I wanted to see if there was any other possibilities of getting a loan with a low yearly income? Or if any lenders looked at other things apart from anual tax returns?
     
  2. Terry_w

    Terry_w Lawyer, Tax Adviser and Mortgage broker in Sydney Business Member

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    it depends on how low. You would still need to demonstrate the ability to service the new and existing loans
     
  3. Rolf Latham

    Rolf Latham Inciteful (sic) Staff Member Business Plus Member

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    cutting to the chase and calling it what it is

    whats low income ?

    for some its 30 k for others its 300 ?

    ta
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  4. Trainee

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    And are you manipulating it via cash receipts?
     
  5. Semaj

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    @Rolf Latham $72k gross profit, $51k net profit last year and around $60k gross, 20-30k net profit this year
     
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  7. Semaj

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    @Trainee $8000 net monthly profit has been for last 2 months, and low periods over the year therefore contributing to low overall anual income