By Scott Zickefoose, CPA, CM&AA, Transaction Advisory & Tax Partner
As a business owner, it is often necessary to find resources to raise capital in order to fund growth. Some of the capital raising options available to entrepreneurs include equity financing, debt, and hybrid financing. It is more important to be aware of the advantages and disadvantages of each of these funding options in order to select the one that best meets your business needs.
Download the whitepaper for details on the advantages and disadvantages of various types of equity financing.
Additional Resources:
Raising Capital For Your Business? The Advantages and Disadvantages of Equity Financing
Raising Capital For Your Business? The Advantages and Disadvantages of Debt Financing
Raising Capital for Your Business? The Advantages and Disadvantages of Convertible Debt
RVA Startup Stories: 3 Approaches in Raising Funds for Business Growth
About the Author
Scott Zickefoose, CPA, CM&AA, Transaction Advisory & Tax Partner
Scott works closely with his clients to identify tax planning and savings opportunities.
Scott is a member of Keiter’s Emerging and Growth Business team, where he consults with early stage business owners on relevant financial and tax matters, and is a member of the Merger and Acquisition team, where he specializes in providing sell-side and buy-side quality of earnings services. He is also a member of Keiter Advisors, Keiter’s full-service transaction advisory group serving lower middle market companies and their owners.
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