Business loans can give your business the much-needed boost to help your enterprise scale new heights with enhanced competitiveness and profitability.
Business demand capital for startup expenses. For that companies take out business loans to gain the financial support they need. Business loans are unsecured financial compensation provided by banks and NBFCs aims to support the urgent requirements of the growing business. Most financial organizations offer term loans and Flexi loans to cater to the business needs of a company. All types of businesses such as a sole proprietorship, Limited liability partnership registration, privately held company, Nidhi company, partnership firms, self-employed individuals and retailers can avail of these loans. A bank loan for business is extended up to Rs. 50 lakh. Be mindful that the loan depends on the profile of the borrower. However, credit history is also crucial while the loan application is processed. If you own a decent credit score, it will be more comfortable for you to get a greater amount at an attractive rate of interest.
GST Suvidha Centers have become valuable resources for businesses seeking financial assistance. By offering a range of business loan products, convenient access, and tailored solutions, these centers have simplified the loan application process. Whether you are a small startup or an established business looking to expand, visiting a GST Suvidha Center can be a beneficial step towards securing the financial support you require for your growth and success.
A business loan is a loan given by banks or NBFCs for a period of one to three years. This loan is given with or without any collateral, hypothecation of assets or guarantor. Proprietorship companies, partnership businesses or private limited and public limited companies are eligible for this kind of loans. This capital may be used for working capital, business expansion, meeting short-term cash-flow requirements and purchasing plant & machinery, etc.
Here is the list of the documents one need to submit before getting the Term Loan: –
The minimum turnover requirement is INR 1 crore and the maximum turnover requirement is INR 100 crore for the business loan.
Business Installment Loan basically targets the entities that include proprietors, partnership firms, private limited companies and the professionals.
One of the biggest advantages of this loan is that no collateral or additional security is required.
Business Loan eligibility depends on the following factors: the Credit score of the loan applicant/co-applicant the last two years financials of the borrowing entity Information about the Debt Service Coverage Ratio: This information tells the lender whether the borrower will be able to service the EMI for the current loan.
Some banks have a lock-in-period of six months to one year for the business loan. While some others allow you to pre-close the loan even after the first EMI has been paid. Some banks may have a rule that a borrower can use his own funds to pre-close the loan and not use the balance transfer facility of another bank. Additionally, some banks allow pre-closure at no cost while some others charge an upfront fee of 2-5% of the pre-closed amount. Clarifications on this are to be sought from our business loan advisor during the processing of your application.
Some banks may allow partial payment while some others may have restrictions on how many times in a year you can part pay and also the minimum and maximum amounts you can part pay. Again, a clarification is to be sought from our loan advisor during the time of loan processing.
In normal situations, the minimum loan amount offered is INR 10,00,000. This may go up to a maximum of INR 50,00,000. Higher loan amounts may be considered after an in-depth discussion between the borrower and the bank willing to lend.
disburse loan to you within 5-7 working days of your submitting the completed documents.
Borrowers PAN card, address proof, last two years financial statements including profit and loss account and balance sheet, last six months bank statements, VAT/Service tax returns, partnership deed/MOA, existing loans, repayment track record, partner/directors PAN card, KYC, own house proof, ITRs, etc. Additional documents may be required on a case by case basis.
All business loans are repaid through EMIs or equated monthly installments from the borrower’s bank account. The borrower or customer is required to either give PDCs or sign an ECS mandate in favor of the bank disbursing the loan.
certain ECS bounce charges or penalties. Additionally, that will also get reported on your credit report. Depending on the severity and the regularity of the miss, it may have a serious impact on your future credit possibilities like in obtaining a home loan, car loan, etc