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How they help
Your accountant can confirm the tax treatment of the borrowing, advise on structure (loan vs facility vs asset finance), and sense-check the numbers against your accounts. It is a small step that avoids costly missteps.
When it matters most
For larger, growth or acquisition borrowing, and anything touching a director's loan or company structure, professional input is well worth it. For routine working capital, a brief check is enough. Either way, keep them informed.
What it means for you
Credicorp lends to your company, not to you personally, and takes no personal guarantee. See business loans or apply online.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need my accountant's approval to borrow?
Not their approval, but their input is valuable, especially on tax, structure and affordability. A quick conversation can save money and avoid missteps.
When is accountant advice essential?
For larger, growth or acquisition finance, and anything involving a director's loan or company structure. For routine working capital, a brief check is usually enough.
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