๐ Introduction
Whether youโre in construction, earthmoving, farming, or logistics, heavy equipment is a major investment โ and one that can make or break your businessโs ability to grow. But if you donโt have full tax returns or financials, securing finance can feel tough. Thatโs where low doc equipment loans come in.
In this article, we explain how to finance heavy equipment with a low doc loan, what you need to apply, and how to set yourself up for approval.
๐ก Why Use Low Doc Loans for Equipment?
- โ Access equipment without full financials
- โ Finance new or used machines
- โ Flexible repayment terms suited to your cash flow
- โ Preserve working capital for wages and operations
๐ For details, check out: Equipment Finance Australia.
โ๏ธ Types of Heavy Equipment You Can Finance
- Excavators and loaders
- Bulldozers and graders
- Forklifts and skid steers
- Cranes and lifts
- Tractors and agricultural equipment
๐ What You Need to Apply
- Active ABN (typically 6โ12 months)
- Business bank statements (usually 3โ6 months)
- BAS or accountantโs letter (optional but helpful)
- Supplier quote or purchase contract
- Proof the equipment is for commercial use (usually 50%+)
๐ฌ Tips to Improve Approval Odds
- Offer a deposit (10โ30%), especially on older machines
- Choose reputable suppliers with solid equipment histories
- Keep bank statements clean and consistent
- Work with a broker experienced in equipment finance
๐ฅ Benefits of Financing Heavy Equipment
- Get access to revenue-generating assets faster
- Spread costs over time to improve cash flow
- Take advantage of potential tax deductions (check with your accountant)
- Reduce business downtime with newer, more reliable gear
๐ Final Thoughts
Financing heavy equipment through a low doc loan can be the key to scaling your business without drowning in paperwork. With the right preparation and a smart finance strategy, you can secure the machines you need to keep projects on track and clients happy.
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DISCLAIMER
The information provided on this website is general in nature only and has been prepared without considering your financial needs, circumstances and objectives and should NOT be construed as financial, taxation or legal advice. For more information, get in touch with our experienced partner brokers today.