Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Invoice Finance - A Clever financing option for small business


Capital funding bill quickly and easily. This is a great opportunity for funding. It does not require companies to apply for a bank loan. The amount of years have been in business is irrelevant, so is their credit score. Companies are able to use credit histories of their customers to raise capital for their business.

If a company has good customer with excellent credit that you owe them money, they can use this relationship to work and all outstanding invoices to their financial advantage. This is a funding opportunity, because it uses very clever work that a company has already done (and money owed) to generate capital quickly. There is no need for companies to wait months for the money owed to them. Instead, they can receive in a few days.

Funding bill is extremely creative and very profitable for companies that use it. A large percentage of business that bills its customers through bills of quality. They just need to find a factor with which to work. The factors are the companies looking for quality invoices. Buy them at a discount, then collect and return all funds, less their fees and any funds that went toward the purchase of the original invoice, the company that bought them from.

Invoices are usually acquired for about 70% to 90% of their total value. While a company may initially take a financial hit, there are a number of known benefits. Instead of waiting 30 to 90 days, which is standard for the payment of invoices, can receive the money within a few days.

For some companies, waiting up to three months to receive them due to the work we have done is simply not an option. They may be cash poor, making it difficult if not impossible, to cover their fixed costs, pay employees, fund and publicize the work for future business. Companies in this type of situation may be willing to initially accept a discounted rate for their bills in exchange for quick cash. Moreover, because in the end will receive the remaining portion of the bill, is not really a huge deal.

As mentioned above, even if the initial purchase price of the invoice is less than its full value, companies will receive the remaining amount after the factor has collected all the bills. They will then return all the money they have collected, less the agreed charges arranged between them and the company bought invoices. They will also retain 70% to 90% have already paid the bill.

Another option, which is closely related to the financing of the bill, funding is PO (purchase order financing). This implies a factor of the purchase of materials that a company needs to fulfill an order contract. After that the company has received the materials, manufacturing of the product is sold and paid for, they share some of the profits with the Factor. Both options are excellent and generates what is necessary so that a company can continue to stay in business and meet their obligations .......

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