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Let your accountant's numbers speak for your income.

A P&L statement loan lets you qualify using a CPA or accountant-prepared profit and loss statement instead of full tax returns or months of bank statements - a Non-QM option built for self-employed business owners.

  • CPA/Accountant-Prepared P&L
  • No Full Tax Return Required*
  • Built for Business Owners
  • Purchase, Refi & Cash-Out

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Why It Works

What a P&L statement loan offers business owners

1

One document does the work

A CPA or accountant-prepared profit and loss statement can stand in for full tax returns or bank statement averaging.

2

Reflects your real business income

A prepared P&L can better represent income that write-offs and deductions make look smaller on paper.

3

Works alongside bank statements

Some programs pair a P&L with a shorter bank statement look-back for extra verification, when helpful.

4

Purchase, refi & cash-out

Available whether you're buying, refinancing, or pulling cash out of an existing property.

Not sure if a P&L statement fits your business?

Built For

Who uses a P&L statement loan

CPA Relationship

Business Owners With an Accountant

You already work with a CPA or tax preparer who can put together a current P&L.

Write-Offs

Heavy Deduction Filers

Business write-offs that lower taxable income on paper without reflecting your actual cash flow.

Growing Businesses

Recently Profitable Businesses

A business that's turned the corner and can show it clearly in a current P&L, even without a long track record.

How It Works

From application to closing

1

Connect with your CPA

Your accountant or tax preparer puts together a current profit and loss statement.

2

Submit your P&L

We review it alongside your business details to determine qualifying income.

3

Get pre-qualified

A clear answer on your rate and terms based on your documented income.

4

Close on your terms

Purchase, refinance, or cash-out - close with documentation that fits how your business actually runs.

Built For Business Owners

Your tax return shows deductions. Your P&L shows your business.

Smart tax planning can make a thriving business look smaller on a 1040 than it really is. A CPA-prepared profit and loss statement gives underwriting a clearer, more current picture of what your business actually earns.

“We see strong business owners get turned down elsewhere because of what their tax returns show. A solid P&L can tell the real story.”
- Coltrain Mortgage, Licensed Loan Originators
Common Questions

P&L statement loan questions, answered

What is a P&L statement loan?+

A P&L statement loan is a Non-QM mortgage that may allow self-employed borrowers to qualify using a CPA or accountant-prepared profit and loss statement instead of full tax returns or months of bank statements.

Do I still need tax returns for a P&L statement loan?+

In many cases, full tax returns aren't required - the P&L statement, prepared and signed by a licensed CPA or tax preparer, stands in for that documentation. Requirements can vary by program, so a Coltrain loan officer will confirm exactly what's needed for your file.

How is a P&L statement loan different from a bank statement loan?+

A bank statement loan uses deposits across personal or business bank statements to establish income. A P&L statement loan instead relies on a CPA-prepared summary of revenue and expenses. Some borrowers qualify more easily with one over the other, depending on how their business finances are structured. See bank statement loans →

Who qualifies for a P&L statement loan?+

Self-employed business owners who work with a CPA or professional tax preparer, and whose bank statements alone don't fully reflect their true income, are the most common fit.

Ready When You Are

Ready to put your P&L to work?

No pressure, no obligation - just a clear answer from a local loan officer.