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ACCOUNTING LINE OF CREDIT

Line of Credit for Accounting Firms

Draw $25,000 in January for tax season staff. Pay down from April billings. Draw $15,000 in August for software renewal. A credit line gives accounting firms flexible access that matches the seasonal, variable nature of CPA practice capital needs.

$25K-$300K
Credit Limit
Pay Only
What You Use
Reusable
As You Repay
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INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Credit Lines for Accounting Practice

A business line of credit is pre-approved capital you can access as needs arise. Perfect for tax season staffing, technology emergencies, and the variable cash flow patterns of accounting practice.

Tax Season Flexibility

Draw $30,000 for January staffing. Pay down from April billings. The line is ready for next tax season without reapplying.

Technology Response

Server fails Monday. Draw $20,000 immediately. Get replacement ordered. Repay from client billings. Pre-approved access solves emergencies.

Interest Efficiency

Only pay interest on drawn funds. $100,000 line with $25,000 outstanding means interest on $25,000 only.

Seasonal Smoothing

Draw during low-revenue off-season. Repay during tax season surge. Natural cash flow smoothing.

THE CHALLENGE

Why Accounting Firms Need Revolving Access

Seasonal revenue concentration and variable needs make credit lines valuable.

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Tax Season Staffing

January-April requires seasonal staff. Costs occur before tax return billings are collected.

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Technology Emergencies

Server, software, or critical technology fails. Need immediate capital for repair or replacement.

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Off-Season Cash Gaps

May-December revenue is lower. Overhead continues. Seasonal cash gaps are structural.

4

Repeated Applications

Each capital need means new application and waiting. Inefficient for variable needs.

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Software Renewals

Annual software renewals hit at specific times regardless of cash position.

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Opportunity Response

Client development opportunity or practice acquisition chance requiring quick capital.

HOW IT WORKS

Establishing Your Credit Line

Get approved once, draw as needs arise.

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Application

Complete application with firm information and requested credit limit.

15 minutes

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Documentation

Provide bank statements showing revenue patterns.

Upload documents

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Underwriting

We evaluate revenue, time in business, and creditworthiness to set your limit.

7-14 days

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Access

Line established. Draw funds as needed through online portal or request.

Same-day draws

THE SOLUTION

Flexible Capital for Accounting Needs

A business line of credit provides pre-approved access to capital you can tap as needs arise. Fund tax season staffing, cover emergencies, bridge off-season gaps without waiting for new approvals.

Cost Efficient

Pay Only for What You Use

Interest accrues only on drawn funds. Unused capacity has zero or minimal cost.

Reusable

Revolving Access

Pay down from tax season billings, capacity regenerates. Ready for next need.

Seasonal

Seasonal Smoothing

Draw off-season. Repay during tax season surge. Natural cash flow management.

Instant

Fast Draws

Once established, draw funds same-day or next-day.

Tax Season

Tax Season Ready

Staffing capital available when needed. No January application scramble.

Emergencies

Emergency Response

Technology failures addressed immediately with pre-approved access.

USE CASES

Credit Line Applications

Common ways accounting firms use revolving credit.

Tax Season Staffing

Draw for seasonal staff and overtime. Repay from tax season billings.

Typical funding: Draw $25K-$75K

Technology Emergency

Server, software, or equipment down. Draw immediately for repair.

Typical funding: Draw $10K-$40K

Off-Season Bridge

Cover overhead during lower-revenue months.

Typical funding: Draw $15K-$50K

Software Renewals

Annual software costs. Draw at renewal, repay over time.

Typical funding: Draw $10K-$30K

Client Development

Marketing or business development investment.

Typical funding: Draw $10K-$30K

New Hire Bridge

Fund new accountant while they build client relationships.

Typical funding: Draw $25K-$60K

COMPARISON

Credit Line vs. Other Financing

Understanding when revolving credit makes sense.

FeatureLine of CreditTerm LoanMCA
Payment StructureInterest on balanceFixed monthlyDaily/weekly
Revolving/ReusableYes, automaticallyNo, new applicationSometimes
Speed of AccessSame day drawsNew applicationNew advance
Pay for UnusedMinimal or noneN/AN/A
Best ForVariable needsKnown amountsEmergencies
Seasonal ValueExcellentPoorModerate
FlexibilityMaximumLowModerate
QualificationMore stringentStandardRevenue focus
ELIGIBILITY

Credit Line Requirements

What qualifies accounting firms for revolving credit.

Firm History

Established accounting practice with revenue track record.

2+ years preferred

Revenue Level

Demonstrated revenue showing firm capacity.

$300,000+ annual

Owner Credit

Owner credit score important for credit line approval.

660+ preferred

Recurring Revenue

Recurring client relationships showing stability.

Established clients

Bank Statements

Firm bank account showing revenue and cash flow.

6+ months statements

Profitability

Demonstrated profitability or positive cash flow.

Positive cash flow

Credit lines require stronger qualifications. The ongoing access commitment justifies thorough evaluation.

SUCCESS STORY

Real Results

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Regional Tax Associates

CPA Firm, Illinois

The Challenge

Regional faced variable capital needs: tax season staffing, software renewals, occasional technology repairs. Each need previously required new financing application.

The Solution

We established $60,000 business line of credit. Regional draws as needs arise, repays from billings.

The Result

Over 18 months, the firm has drawn and repaid over $90,000 through the same line. Tax season staffing funded effortlessly. Technology emergency resolved same-day.

β€œBefore the line, every tax season meant scrambling for staffing capital. Now I draw what I need and pay back from April billings. No stress, no applications.”
$60,000 line
Funded
12 days to establish
Time to Fund
BY THE NUMBERS

Accounting Credit Line Data

Statistics on revolving credit for accounting firms.

5x
Average Draws Per Year
Lender Data
$22K
Average Accounting Draw
Industry Average
38 Days
Avg Time to Repay Draw
Lender Data
91%
Renewal Rate
Industry Data
WHY CHOOSE US

Why Credit Lines Work for Accounting

Benefits of revolving access for CPA practices.

Tax Season Ready

Staffing capital available when needed without new applications.

Seasonal Smoothing

Bridge off-season gaps naturally with revolving access.

Emergency Response

Technology failures resolved immediately.

Cost Efficiency

Only pay for capital actually used.

One Application

Apply once, use for years.

Cash Flow Management

Professional tool for managing practice cash flow.

FAQs

Credit Line Questions

How is a credit line different from a term loan?+
A term loan provides lump sum with fixed payments. A credit line gives access to a limit you draw from as needed, paying interest only on outstanding balance.
Do I pay interest when not using the line?+
No. Interest accrues only on drawn funds. Unused capacity has zero or minimal cost.
How does this help with tax season staffing?+
Draw in January for seasonal staff. Pay down from April billings. Line is ready for next tax season.
How quickly can I draw funds?+
Once established, most credit lines allow same-day or next-day draws.
What happens when I pay down?+
Capacity regenerates immediately. Pay down $20,000 and that becomes available to draw again.
Is a credit line harder to qualify for?+
Generally yes. The ongoing access commitment means stronger qualification required.
Can I use it for software renewals?+
Yes. Draw for annual software costs, repay over the year from client billings.
How long does the credit line last?+
Lines typically established for 1-2 year terms with renewal options.

Establish Your Accounting Firm Credit Line

Get pre-approved access for tax season staffing and variable needs.