Samrat Finance
Samrat Finance At Samrat Finance, we believe that financial empowerment is the foundation for building a secure and successful future. Established with the vision to make loans and financial services accessible, affordable, and hassle-free, we have grown into a trusted name in the financial industry.

Business Loan

 What is a Business Loan?

A business loan is a type of financing provided by banks, NBFCs, or financial institutions to entrepreneurs, business owners, or companies for business-related expenses like expansion, working capital, inventory purchase, or new projects. These loans can be secured (backed by collateral) or unsecured (no collateral, but higher interest).

 Advantages of a Business Loan

Quick Access to Capital

Helps meet urgent business needs like working capital, expansion, or equipment purchase.

No Profit Sharing

Unlike investors, lenders do not claim business profits; you retain full ownership.

Flexible Loan Amount and Tenure

Amounts can range from a few lakhs to several crores with tenures of 1–10 years.

Improves Cash Flow Management

Supports day-to-day operations without disturbing other resources.

Tax Benefits

Interest paid on business loans is considered a business expense, reducing taxable income.

Multiple Loan Options

Term loans, working capital loans, overdrafts, invoice financing, etc.

 Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility may differ by lender, but commonly:

Criteria Requirement

Age 21–65 years (at loan maturity)

Business Type Proprietorship, Partnership, LLP, Pvt Ltd, Public Ltd

Business Vintage Minimum 1–3 years in operation

Annual Turnover As per lender norms (e.g., ?10 lakh – ?1 crore minimum)

Credit Score 700+ preferred

Profitability Business should be running profitably for last 1–2 years

 Documents Required

For All Applicants

Identity Proof: Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Voter ID

Address Proof: Utility bill, Aadhaar, Passport

Business Proof:

Business registration certificate

GST registration

Partnership deed / MOA & AOA (for companies)

Financial Documents:

IT returns for last 2–3 years

Balance sheet & Profit & Loss statements (audited)

Bank statements for last 6–12 months

Ownership Proof of Business Premises (if applicable)

Photographs: Passport-size