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Factor Accounts Receivable
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A number of businesses are looking for ways to acquire the funding they need to continue operating their business on a day to day basis. If you do not have the best corporate credit rating and you are struggling to acquire the money you need for the loan, a wise option is to seek out a factoring company. This is a great option for any business because you get your money faster so you don't suffer from cash flow shortages.

When a customer purchases products from your company they are required to pay for those funds at the time of purchase or they need to pay for those funds within 90 days of the invoice date. Companies that offer invoicing to their customers will struggle to operate their business on a day to day basis because they cannot expand their working capital and they cannot acquire cash to purchase raw goods and needed supplies.

What would happen if a customer ordered a large order from your business? Would you be able to pay for the inventory items to produce the materials necessary for their order? If you don't have the money to buy the products to resell to your customers, you will struggle to stay in business.

This works by contacting a factoring company and selling your invoices to them. They in turn will provide you with 80% of the total invoice amount now and then collect the money from your customers. Once your customers pay their invoices, you will be able to receive the rest of the money minus the fee to the factoring firm.

In order to gain approval for accounts receivables, you need to provide the company with the following:

1. Cash flow statements. This shows the lender how much money is coming in and out of your business.

2. Customer information. Depending on the invoice totals, lenders may need to seek out the personal credit history of the customers they are collecting money from. They will not work with bad credit or individuals that are slow to pay their bills.

3. You must practice good accounts receivables. Are you collecting money from your customers in a timely manner or do you let your accounts get into a bad debt situation?

Signing a contract with a factoring company provides them with access to your accounts and they will deal directly with your customers. Make sure the factoring firm is able to treat your customers with respect even if they are a little behind on their bills.


Corporate Credit Concepts specializes in factor accounts receivable. For more information about factor accounts receivable and how it might benefit your business, please visit: Factor Accounts Receivable

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