Our people focused approach is about getting to know your business like the back of our hands and building a lasting partnership based on honesty and trust, so you can grow, plan, and design your business for better.
Business Advisory & Compliance
Finance Proposals
Our intimate knowledge of what banks require when applying for finance will ensure the process is seamless.
It is likely a business will require finance from a bank at some time during its existence. We have a close working relationship with banks to know what information is required in order to give you the best chance of securing the finance you are after.
We'll put together multi-year financial forecasts, along with supporting commentary and compiling the bank finance application in such a way it is understandable to the bank. As part of compiling the multi-year forecasts, we will be able to assess the likelihood of your finance application being successful.
Using McIntyre Dick to help prepare your bank finance application will provide confidence to the bank that the financial forecasts have been well scrutinised as well as minimising requests for further information from the bank, saving your hard-earned time and money.
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Craig Sutherland
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Brad Phillips
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Dominique Cruickshank
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Stewart Perkins
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Sarah Hopkins
Associate -
Kathryn Ball
Consultant -
Chris Shaw
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Craig McCallum
Associate -
Kay Thomson
Senior Client Advisor
More Business Advisory services.
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Software Training and Support
You might be new to software, but we're not. From reclaiming your time to reconciling in a moment, software is simple, smart and helps you run your business on the go.
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Taxation Advice
We'll help you stay compliant and avoid late payment penalties and interest.
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Software Webinars
Financial software can give you access to your financial information when you want it, and how you want it. Learn how to make the most of your financial software
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How succession ready are you?
Your farm. Your legacy. You've built up significant assets, knowledge and skills, but how and when do you pass these on?
