What is Receivable Factoring and How Does It Help Companies?
Regardless of their business industry, it’s common for many organizations to face cash flow problems every so often. This is especially true for operations that run in certain sectors, including but not limited to trucking, consulting, and construction. When the organizations that operate in such sectors send invoices to their clients, they put specific due dates upon them. This gives the end client significant time to pay off the billed amount. With that, the period to pay off these dues often ranges from 30-90 days. As a result, this keeps the respective company waiting to get paid for the work that it has already delivered to its clients. As a result, these companies have to put these invoices into accounts receivables (ARs). While these businesses wait for clients to fulfill ...