You’ve just secured the largest contract of your career but you need $150,000 upfront for materials, equipment, and labor before the first payment is released. You approach the bank with confidence: your projects are profitable, your reputation is strong, and your pipeline is full. Yet days later, you receive a denial citing “insufficient financial documentation” or “concerns about cash flow management.” In reality, the bank is not rejecting your business, they are rejecting

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Financial statements (financial statements) are a form of documents showing quarterly and annual business results of a company.