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Tuesday 27 November 2012

Factoring accounts receivables: Are they apt for your business?

 Small and medium sized business owners have to struggle with the cash flow problems because of the non-payment of vendor expenses. For many businesses the income is fixed at specific time every month but the expenses and bills keep coming in and some of them are even threatening to ruin the businesses at times. Although factoring accounts receivables are one of the best options when any business owner is in need of money, not all are eligible for this kind of financial help.

So, before considering this unique financing option, it is advisable you go through the qualifying factors and see whether you are fit for the financing process or not. In addition to this, it is also necessary to find out whether the financial help in this form is enough and suitable for your business or not. Only after considering all these factors you should get along with the process of accounts receivable factoring. This is because no business person would prefer getting into the process of factoring because it takes a large portion of the profit that would otherwise add up to the business.

 

 One of the aspects that usually business owners do not like about factoring accounts receivables is that almost every term and condition is laid by the financer and the owner has to agree to almost each of them if he wants to go with the financing process. Sometimes this might hamper the relationship of the owner with its client and in many cases it has damaged the rapport forever. So, if you are a small business owner, consider his pros and cons of this unique financing option and then decide on factoring accounts receivables only when you are sure it is right for your business. 

When financial requirement is more, going for business loans is the best option. Although getting a loan through proper channel is not an easy task, you can have it with little patience and perseverance. You need to approach the bank or any financing company with a good business plan that gives a brief detail of why you need the money, what are your plans for repayment and how much money you need. You also have to give a glimpse of your business and what it is going to do for the betterment of the community. All these points and clarity of mind and words will help you get the type of business loans you are looking for.

5 comments:

  1. Thanks for your input on receivables. I was trying to figure out how it worked with my new business and you seemed to clarify it just perfectly! Thank you.

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  2. Great article, its not always easy to work out the factoring on most of these accounts. Thanks again.

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  3. Found this interesting. I never knew there was so much to factoring. Thanks for posting!

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  4. Thanks so much for posting this great information! I have been trying to get more information on receivables for a while now, and I feel like this has really helped me!

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  5. Even if you’re great at planning, there will be times when you won’t have the cash flow to cover cash outlays. If a traditional business line of credit or loan isn’t possible (or desirable), consider factoring your accounts receivable invoices to free up cash flow.

    Source: http://www.accutraccapital.ca/

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