Referral partnership · For CPAs & accounting firms

Your clients ask you about financing before they ask a bank.

You already know which of your clients need capital — you see it in the cash flow before they say a word. The question is what you do with that. Sending them to their bank is the reflex. Here is what usually happens next.

The bank route

  1. 01Client applies, hard credit pull on day one
  2. 02Three to six weeks of underwriting
  3. 03Declined on time in business, industry code, or a ratio
  4. 04No explanation of what would change the answer

Your client comes back to you with nothing, and you have no next step.

The MAG route

  1. 01Soft-pull prequalification — no impact on their credit
  2. 02One file, matched across a panel of 80 lenders
  3. 03Approvals as fast as 24 hours
  4. 04If it is a no today, our advisors build the file toward a yes

Your client gets an answer either way — and you stay the person who found it.

What we place

Commercial financing, and nothing that competes with you.

  • Working capitalTerm loans for payroll, inventory, and expansion
  • Lines of creditRevolving facilities for seasonal and uneven cash flow
  • Commercial loansOwner-occupied and investment property
  • Equipment financePurchase and refinance
  • SBA loans7(a) and 504 — the longest terms and lowest rates available
  • Invoice factoringReceivables advances against unpaid invoices

What you are not signing up for

The referral ends where your relationship begins.

  • No competing servicesWe do not offer accounting, bookkeeping, or tax. Your client stays your client.
  • No client legworkYou make the introduction. We take the call, the file, and the follow-up.
  • No advance feesYour client is never charged to explore an option.
  • No exclusivityThe agreement is non-exclusive and either side can end it on thirty days' notice.

How you are paid

A share of what the lender pays us, on deals that actually fund.

Referral typeCommission
Plain referralYou introduce the client. We handle all contact, application, and transaction management. 25%
Co-brandedJoint marketing under your firm's name, with MAG materials co-branded to your practice. You remain limited to introduction only. 35%
Attest clientsA client for whom you perform an audit, review, or compilation. We accept and work the introduction — no fee is paid, and none is accepted. No fee

Percentages are of the gross commission we actually receive from the lender, before our own costs. Paid within 15 business days of MAG receiving cleared funds, with a statement showing the transaction, the gross commission, and the calculation. Reported on Form 1099; a W-9 is signed before the first payment.

Built for your compliance, not around it. Florida permits CPAs to accept referral compensation on non-attest engagements with written client disclosure. We supply the disclosure language. Where you audit, review, or compile financial statements for a client, we take that referral with no fee paid — so the question never arises.
The question we will ask on every referral “Do you issue any financial statements for this client — audited, reviewed, or compiled?” One line, in writing, and the attest rule is handled.

Run the numbers

The percentage is fixed. The dollar amount follows the loan.

Your share of our gross commission does not change — 25% or 35%, set by your tier. What moves is the size of the deal underneath it. Move the sliders to see what a steady referral habit is worth.

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$10k$250k
Your tier

Per funded loan

$300

Per month

$600

Per year

$7,200

If you sendMonthlyAnnually

Illustration only — not a projection, an offer, or a guarantee of earnings. It assumes MAG's gross commission from the lender averages 3% of the funded amount, which is a blended figure that varies materially by product, lender, and credit profile. Only funded deals generate commission; introductions that do not close pay nothing. Attest clients are worked at no fee and are excluded from every figure above.

Firms we work with

You would not be the first.

Accounting and tax practices already send us the financing side of their client work, and keep the client relationship themselves.

RC Tax Service
FreedomTax Accounting
Y&E Quality Multi-Services LLC

Want to hear how it actually works from a firm already doing it? Ask us and we will make the introduction — talking to one of them before you sign anything is a reasonable thing to want.

How the referral works

Four steps, and only one of them is yours.

Step 01

You introduce

Client name, business, contact details, and a line on what they need. Get their consent first, and confirm in writing whether you perform attest work for them.

Step 02

We acknowledge

Within three business days we confirm in writing whether the introduction is accepted as a qualified referral, and at which tier. Nothing counts until that confirmation.

Step 03

We work the file

The call, the application, the lender matching, and every follow-up. You can ask for the status of any referral at any time.

Step 04

You are paid

Within 15 business days of us receiving cleared commission from the lender, with a statement showing the calculation.

“I loved the service I received from MAG, as well as the speed with which I got the funds. I will sure use them again when the time comes.”

Carlos BautistaMass Group Solutions · $125,000 line of credit

Twenty minutes is enough to know

Bring one client you couldn't place last year.

We will tell you honestly whether we could have. If the answer is no, you have lost twenty minutes and learned where the line is.

Andres Hoyos, Founder · 407-288-2680

Referral compensation is subject to a written partnership agreement. Nothing on this page is an offer of credit or a guarantee of approval, and nothing on this page is legal or accounting advice. CPAs should confirm their own obligations under Section 473.3205, Florida Statutes and Rule 61H1-21.003, F.A.C., including the written client disclosure and signed engagement letter those rules require. MAG Business Capital may act in different capacities such as Broker, Agent, Partner, Referral, and Affiliate, from which MAG generates revenue in the form of commissions, service fees, and product fees.