Business Funding
Business Funding
Whether you are looking to startup a new business, looking to fuel growth of your business or struggling with effective cash flow management of an established business, it is critical to the survival and success of any business to ensure that a complete funding analysis is undertaken by financial experts and necessary suitable funding is arranged in a timely manner.
At Greystone, we help businesses at a varied spectrum for funding analysis and advice on suitable solutions. We partner with some of the leading national lenders and funding experts to arrange secured and unsecured funding facilities to support your business.
These include commercial mortgages, asset finance, invoice finance, short term loans and overdraft facilities. Our digital bookkeeping and reporting solutions make it easier for us to generate timely funding assessment and required financial information to secure suitable funding facilities in timely manner.
KEY POINTS
- Business plans and proposals
- Asset Finance and Overdrafts
- Invoice finance and Invoice factoring
- Commercial Mortgages and Loans
Other related services
Annual Accounts
Statutory accounts compliance and electronic submissions with Companies House.
Corporation Tax
A complete corporation tax advisory solution covering tax planning and compliance.
VAT Services
VAT Compliance and filing advisory covering all VAT schemes & investigations.
Payroll Services
Fully integrated payroll service, with periodic reports and auto enrolment support.
Bookkeeping
Fully reconciled financial records on a cloud based MTD ready bookkeeping software.
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