Business Loan Fees & Charges
IIFL Finance ensures that your finance needs are met promptly and that you can focus on business growth
without worrying about day-to-day business expenses.
IIFL business loan is available at attractive rates and reasonable charges.
Upto 28% p.a.*
* effective from July 01, 2025Upto 5% + GST*
* effective from Sep 01, 2024Upto Rs. 2500/ + GST (if applicable)
24% p.a. +GST (if applicable)
Upto Rs.4500 + GST
Rs.500 + GST (If applicable)
As Applicable * + GST
These charges shall be charged annually in accordance with the fee schedule provided by NESL and are subject to change by NESL.7 Days
The borrower shall have the explicit option to exit the digital loan during the initial “cooling-off period” by repaying the principal along with the proportionate APR, without any penalty. In case the customer exits the loan during the cooling-off period, the Company may retain a reasonable one-time processing fee.Calculation of Business Loan Interest Rate
At the time of availing of a business loan, the lender offers the principal amount with a business loan interest rate which is the extra amount borne by the borrower at the time of repayment of business loan. Hence, you must determine the business loan interest rate for the desired loan amount beforehand to understand your financial obligations.
The basic formula to calculate EMI and interest rates on business loan is:
P * r * (1+r) ^n / ((1+r) ^n-1).
You can understand how to calculate the loan interest rate on business loans from the below example:
Let’s say that you want to take a business loan of Rs 1 lakh (P), with an interest rate (r) of 15% and a loan tenure (n) of 1 year. Knowing these factors, you can calculate the MSME loan interest rate by putting the figures in the above formula:
EMI = [P x R x (1+R) ^N]/ [(1+R) ^ (N-1)]
| EMI | Equated Monthly payment |
|---|---|
| P | Principal Amount |
| R | Rate of Interest |
| N | Tenure |
Your total payment of ₹1,08,310 includes an interest payable amount of ₹8,310 with an EMI amount of ₹9,026/month.
The above method of manually calculating the payable interest can be complex. IIFL Finance has designed an online business loan EMI calculator to let you calculate the SME loan interest rate aspect along with the overall due interest on the loan.
You can head over to the IIFL website to use the business loan EMI calculator by entering some basic information such as the desired loan amount, the loan tenure and the applicable interest rate. Afterwards, IIFL Finance’s business loan EMI calculator will show the total payable interest, total payment including the principal and interest amount and your monthly EMI.
Tips to Avail Business Loans at Low Interest Rates
Every entrepreneur who wants to start a business, such as an MSME, wants to avail of a business loan at the lowest interest rate a lender has to offer. However, numerous factors can affect the MSME interest rate, some of which can be managed to lower the interest rate. Here are some tips to lower the business loan rates:
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Maintain a good credit score, preferably above 700 out of 900.
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Try not to default on any interest payments to maintain a good credit history.
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Ensure that you have a consistent source of income with a financial blueprint.
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Avail of a business loan only from a reputed and experienced financial entity.
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Use online tools and calculators to ensure the interest rate is affordable.
Factors that affect Business Loan Interest Rates
Business loan interest rates differ from lender to lender and borrower to borrower. The fluctuations in the interest rate occur due to various personal and external factors that can affect the borrower and the capital-raising capability. Here are some of the main factors that can affect the interest rates on a business loan:
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Nature of Business: As a business loan funds the activities and operations of the business, the nature of the business affects the commercial loan interest rates. Every lender classifies the business loan based on priority and non-priority sectors.
Priority sectors contribute highly to the GDP but face challenges in obtaining a business loan. Non-priority sectors are those which are always ready to lend credit. Loans that fall under the priority sector have a lower interest rate than loans associated with the non-priority sector. -
Business Existence: Every business goes through ups and downs, and lenders analyse a business based on its sustenance. The longer your business has been operating, the lower the interest rate offered by the lender. However, a business must exist for a minimum of six months.
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Business Turnover: Similar to lenders analysing your monthly income before offering a personal loan, lenders analyse the business turnover to determine the loan repayment capacity of your business.
If your business is consistent and profitable, there is a high possibility that the business loan interest rate will be lower than for a business making constant losses. -
Credit Score: A credit score determines your creditworthiness and provides a way for the lender to ascertain your ability to repay the business loan. If you have taken any type of loan in the past and repaid the interest and the principal amount without defaulting, you will have a good credit score. A good credit score (750 and above) is a key factor affecting business loan interest rates. The higher the credit score, the better your chances of loan approval.
Business Loan Interest Rate FAQs
The rate of interest on business loans is the amount levied by the lender over the principal amount. Such rates range between 12% - 28% per annum.
The processing fee is the amount borne by the lender while processing and sanctioning the business loan. IIFL Finance charges processing of 2%-5% +GST.
The EMI bounce charge is levied on the borrower by the lender for missing an EMI payment during the loan tenure. Generally, such a charge is up to Rs 2,500.
You can take an instant business loan with IIFL Finance for a minimum loan tenure of 1 year and maximum loan tenure of 3 years.
If you want to calculate the EMI for a business loan of ₹50 lakh, all you have to do is use the Business Loan EMI Calculator. Just feed in the loan amount as ₹50,00,000. Enter the tenure that you are comfortable with, ranging from 1 to 3 years, and adjust the rate of interest. Once you have entered all the details, the calculator will automatically calculate the EMI for you and display it on the screen.
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