April 7, 2010 
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The money available to a business for operations is called capital. As a business grows, so does its needs for capital. You have to have small business cash flow projections to find out ways why and where you can find the money you need. Choosing the right form of additional money for your business is actually related to why the business needs capital.
Some of the most common factors that create a need for additional capital:
~Inventories have to be built up to support higher sales level
~Growth in sales creates a larger volume of accounts receivable
~Growth also requires that the company carries larger cash balances to meet its current financial obligations to employees, creditors, etc.
~Expansion opportunities like the opening of a new branch or acquisition of new products