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How to save Taxes!!! iykiyk -- Part 1. Taking Debt/Loan as funds is best way eliminate taxes than raising Equity shares. as Debt is charged against profits and interest is deducted before imposing tax rate. Also, Be sure that the ROI is higher tha

why indian Startups are opting for Debt financing? 1. Preserving equity: Debt financing allows startups to raise capital without diluting their equity and ownership. This is important for founders who want to maintain control of their company. 2

what does Burn rate mean in startup ecosystem? It is the rate at which the startup is using its raised capital to fund its overheads before generating any positive cash flow/sales. what does Debt Financing mean? A company can raise funds by issue

Hi, We are an investment bank with an early-stage fund, actively looking for businesses raising capital through equity and debt. Debt Funding: We facilitate deals above ₹40 Cr Equity Funding: We work on deals above ₹35 Cr (for companies with stron

In a significant move to bolster its financial position and support future growth, Bank of Baroda (BoB), one of India's largest public sector banks, has announced plans to raise substantial capital through debt instruments and long-term bonds. The ba

Before You Raise Money, Decide What Kind of Company You Want to Build Founders often chase capital without asking the real question: What type of funding actually matches your strategy? Because equity, debt, and hybrid instruments don’t just finance

Day 4 About Basic Finance Concepts Here's Some New Concepts Financial Markets and Institutions Stock Markets: Where shares of publicly traded companies are bought and sold (e.g., New York Stock Exchange) Bond Markets: Markets where debt securitie

Day 1 Business Terms 1. Revenue vs. Profit – "Revenue is what you earn, profit is what you keep. A startup making ₹10L/month in revenue but spending ₹9.5L has only ₹50K profit. See the difference?" 2. Burn Rate – "How fast are you burning cash? I

The ABCs of Entrepreneurship and Businesses #Day 2 7. Accounts Receivable: Amounts owed to a business by customers for goods/services on credit. 8. Accounts Payable: Amounts owed by a business to suppliers/creditors for purchases on credit. 9. Gro