At Sunwest Bank, we understand that accounting firms and CPA practices face unique financial pressures. From seasonal swings in cash flow during tax season to investments in cutting-edge software and office space, securing the right financing solutions can make all the difference. That’s why we provide purpose-built loans for accountants and tailored business financing designed to help you manage challenges today while planning for tomorrow.
Our team works closely with accounting professionals to align lending options with your firm’s growth, client service goals, and future revenue. Whether you’re covering payroll, funding an expansion, or making technology upgrades, we deliver small business financing and conventional loans that support your success.
Accounting firms often face unique financing challenges, from covering seasonal cash flow gaps and investing in new technology to expanding office space or acquiring another practice. At Sunwest Bank, we provide tailored lending solutions designed specifically for accounting professionals at every stage of growth. With competitive rates, a consultative loan process, and responsive support, our financing options help you manage short-term needs while positioning your firm for long-term success.
Purpose: Finance strategic initiatives and strengthen long-term stability.
Use Cases: Business acquisition, service line expansion, or large-scale projects.
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Ideal for firms planning to expand without disrupting existing client relationships.
Purpose: Manage seasonal fluctuations and maintain financial flexibility.
Use Cases: Managing payroll, rent, and expenses during slower periods or peak tax preparation seasons.
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Perfect for firms that need reliable liquidity to smooth out cash flow between busy and slow seasons.
Purpose: Invest in the right office space to support clients and staff.
Use Cases: Purchasing a new building, expanding an office, or funding renovations.
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Built for CPA firms seeking professional environments that enhance productivity and client experience.
Purpose: Upgrade essential tools and technology.
Use Cases: Computers, secure servers, cutting edge software, and office systems.
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Best for practices looking to modernize while managing cash flow effectively.
Purpose: Access government-backed lending with favorable terms.
Use Cases: Startup expenses, small business financing, debt refinancing, or working capital.
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Designed for firms seeking affordable financing supported by trusted business financing programs.
At Sunwest Bank, we review your income statements, projections, and client cycles to ensure your business financing supports growth without putting undue stress on operations.
Whether you’re bridging seasonal cash flow, refinancing debt, or positioning your accounting practice for future success, Sunwest Bank provides loans for accountants that are flexible, efficient, and tailored to your firm’s needs.
Accounting firms can access practice loans, cash flow term loans, commercial real estate loans, and SBA-backed financing. These lending options help firms cover expenses, acquire new office space, or expand their practice.
Tax season often creates staffing and technology demands. Short-term financing or revolving lines of credit provide working capital to hire temporary staff, purchase software, and manage peak operational costs.
Yes. Practice loans and acquisition financing are available for firms looking to expand their client base or merge with another CPA practice. These loans are structured around future revenue projections and repayment capacity.
Many small accounting firms qualify for SBA loan programs, including the 7(a) and 504. These loans offer competitive rates, longer repayment terms, and lower down payments, making them ideal for smaller practices investing in growth.
Sunwest Bank uses industry-specific underwriting that accounts for cash flow cycles, client receivables, and seasonal revenue. Our loan officers provide responsive credit approval and tailored financing solutions designed to support the long-term success of CPA practices.