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| Guide to Factoring
Guide Contents
Factoring FactoringWhat is Factoring?Factoring is a service, provided by companies who are known as Factors, which free up cash flow for businesses. Factors simply provide an agreed amount of money in return for a company’s invoices. The Factor then receives the payment in full from the invoices. As this is a financial arrangement it is wise to show all documentation to your solicitor before committing to a contractual agreement. Factors usually keep an agreed percentage of the invoice and a fee for the service. It can be seen as a win-win: the company receives regular prompt payment for their invoices, albeit a reduced amount, without the hassle of chasing outstanding accounts and the Factor makes money when the invoices are paid. The benefits provided by a Factor may include:
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