Self-employed borrowers often don't fit standard bank checklists. Our low-doc loan specialists work with lenders who accept BAS statements, accountant letters or business activity statements instead of two years of tax returns.
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Common alternatives include recent BAS statements, an accountant's letter confirming income, or a set number of months of business bank statements, depending on the lender.
Often slightly higher than a full-doc loan due to the extra risk lenders take on, though the gap has narrowed as more lenders compete for self-employed borrowers.
Most low-doc lenders want to see at least 12-24 months of trading, though this varies — some will consider shorter histories with strong supporting evidence.
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