What a Manufacturer Can Fund After the 2026-27 Budget
What a manufacturer can fund after the 2026-27 Budget depends on equity, ABN age and credit position. A tier by tier guide for self-employed manufacturers.
One Doc Home Loan: Before or After a Factory Equity Release
One doc home loan before or after a factory equity release: how the order shapes a self-employed manufacturer's serviceability read and approval.
Funding Payday Super: Working Capital for Manufacturers
Payday Super starts 1 July 2026, paying super alongside wages. Here is how manufacturers use working capital to smooth the cashflow timing shift.
Chattel Finance and Loss Carry Back Before 30 June
Chattel mortgage and the instant asset write-off are this EOFY's levers on new plant. Loss carry back is a reintroduced measure for a future loss year.
Second Mortgage to Fund a Manufacturer Restructure
How a manufacturer can use a second mortgage to release factory equity and fund a business restructure, with the 2026-27 Budget rollover window in view.
Buying a Motel Before 30 June: The EOFY Finance Plan
Planning to buy a motel before 30 June? The EOFY finance plan: going concern timing, the instant asset write-off, and how to settle before the deadline.
One Doc Home Loan for Motel Owners: The Income Read
How a One Doc home loan reads a self-employed motel operator's income: going concern add-backs, the live-in manager residence and seasonal takings.
Vendor Finance on a Motel Sale: How the Carry Works
How a vendor carry-back works on a freehold motel sale, the buyer contribution gap, vendor terms and CGT and settlement timing into 30 June 2026.
The Freehold Bricks Behind a Motel: How Lenders Value It
How lenders and valuers read a motel's freehold bricks as security, the split of going concern value, and what it means for a commercial property loan.
Buying a Freehold Motel: Why Your Deposit Beats the LVR
On a freehold motel the LVR is struck on the going concern valuation, not the bricks, so the cash to complete runs higher than the headline LVR suggests.