Search
Recommended Sites
Related Links






Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional

Valid CSS!
   

Informative Articles

How To Realistically Set Your Fees - Part 3
Effect of Benefits We have previously examined realistic billable hours and the effect of business expenses on your hourly rate. Now we'll look at the effect of benefits. Once upon at time, when we were employed, we received a benefits...

Increase Your Success and Reduce Your Stress by Outsourcing
When you picture a business professional's typical office scenario, what comes to mind? A classy man or woman, dressed in a high priced business suit, an overflowing briefcase sitting on the corner of the desk, dictating memos and delegating tasks...

IRS Reacts to High Gas Prices
As most small businesses are aware, a tax deduction can be taken for mileage incurred in normal business travel. In light of high gas prices, the IRS has upped the mileage rate. Major Increase Nothing is worse than sitting at the pump and...

RRIF'S + DEATH = TAXES
First Published Summer 1992 The Registered Retirement Income fund, known as a RRIF, is the most popular option chosen when converting RRSP's into retirement income. In the past, most people would start with a RRIF and only convert to an annuity if...

Top 25 Overlooked Tax Deductions
You wouldn't believe the number of deductions that are overlooked each year, by taxpayers just like you. That's right; these money-saving deductions are missed by countless income earners every tax season. Read on and arm yourself to take full...

 
Why Factor Invoices? {Accounts Receivables Funding}

You as a business owner or top manager know what we mean. Cash flow problems can cripple growing businesses. Everyday operations suffer because all your efforts are concentrated on collecting money on current invoices. Sales can suffer...Company morale can suffer...Needed improvements are delayed or canceled.

Factoring your receivables provides for your company to have the cash it needs today rather than waiting over 30 days to receive payment from your client. Money provided by factoring your receivables can be used for whatever your company needs, such as:
• Pay Creditors
• Pay Payrolls
• Pay Taxes
• Take discounts on merchandise purchases

The money is cash without borrowing. Funds are available immediately upon presentation of invoices and backup documentation. You won't need to go to the bank and re-negotiate a loan every time you need money. The amount of cash available is directly related to your company's monthly sales volume. Bookkeeping is simplified and factoring your receivables eliminates you from being both the supplier and collector. Factoring your receivables will save you time and increase your ability to service more clients.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Afra AmirSanjari is the Principal for Peacock Capital.
Peacock Capital specializes in solving the cash flow challenges of Small/Medium Businesses, Government Vendors and Individuals with innovative financial solutions by providing a network for securing operating capital.
http://www.peacockcapital.com
info@peacockcapital.com


Sign up for PayPal and start accepting credit card payments instantly.