- Is
your business less than 2 years old and do you find it impossible to
get a working capital loan from your bank?
You may be able to turn
your invoices for delivered goods and services to your creditworthy
customers into the working capital you need to keep your business going
and growing. Let us show you how accounts receivable financing can do
this.
- Does
waiting for your customers to pay you make it difficult for you to pay
suppliers and employees?
If you have creditworthy
customers, we can show you how to turn the invoices on which you are
waiting for payment into the working capital you need to pay your
suppliers and employees. An advance obtained using accounts
receivable financing can help to stop your worrying how you will pay
your suppliers and employees, and allow you to concentrate on running
and growing your business instead.
- Do
you have payroll tax payments due but not the cash needed to pay the
taxes?
You may have the cash you
need locked-up in invoices to your creditworthy customers. We can show
you how to unlock the cash in those invoices to help meet your payroll
tax obligations. You can avoid the penalties and interest on late
tax payments by using accounts receivable financing to release the cash
you need from your outstanding invoices.
- Would
you like to take advantage of prompt payment and quantity discounts
when ordering materials?
You may have the ability
to take advantage of prompt payment and quantity discounts from your
suppliers, but not
realize it. By utilizing an advance on your current invoices,
you
can raise the working capital you need to get cash discounts for the
materials you need, and you may be able to buy in larger quantities to
qualify for quantity discounts.
- Are
you turning away larger orders because you lack the working
capital
needed to pay suppliers and employees?
You do not have to turn
away large orders and run the risk of losing that customer
forever. Accounts receivable financing can make the working
capital needed available to allow you to pay suppliers and
employees. Let us show you how accounts receivable financing can
be the fuel you need to energize the growth of your company.
- Are
you declining to bid on larger requests for proposal (RFP's) from the
government because you do not know where you will get the necessary
working capital if you win the bid?
You do not have to be
afraid to compete for government contracts because of working capital
concerns. Accounts receivable financing can help level the
"playing field" so that you have the opportunity to compete against
larger competitors in going after government contracts.
- Are
you growing faster than your bank is willing to extend your credit line?
The growth of your
business does not have to be limited by a bank credit line.
Accounts receivable financing can make working capital available
to your company just as quickly as the business of your company
generates invoices for goods and services delivered to your
creditworthy customers.
- Does
your business have seasonal peaks that result in a shortage of working
capital?
Accounts receivable
financing can meet your company's peak demand for working capital
by making advances available within 24 to 48 hours of
invoice generation during your peak season. Don't turn away
business because of working capital shortages.
- Is
yours a minority-owned, veteran-owned, or woman-owned business that is
struggling
because of a need for working capital?
If your minority-owned,
veteran-owned, or
woman-owned business is waiting on payment of invoices from
creditworthy customers, then the working capital you are struggling to
obtain can be yours by utilizing accounts receivable financing.
Contact us today to get the working capital your company needs.
- Do
you have a government contract on which you are waiting 30 or more days
for payment, and that wait is causing a cash flow problem for your
company?
Accounts receivable
financing can be the solution to your problem. In fact the
federal government passed a law called the Assignment of Claims Act of
1986 to encourage its vendors to use A/R financing. Most
government entities are usually considered creditworthy, so your
company is very likely to be approved for A/R financing on government
contracts. Let us show you how to improve the cash flow of your
company.
- Do
you have an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract
with the federal government that is making it hard for your company to
forecast its working capital requirements?
Accounts receivable
financing can help your company to respond quickly to changes in your
working capital requirements brought about by IDIQ-type contracts.
- Is
your company trying to emerge from bankruptcy as part of a
reorganization plan and looking for financing to make the plan work?
Accounts receivable
financing may be able to help by providing what is sometimes called
"Debtor-In-Possession" financing. Working with the
bankruptcy court and your bankruptcy attorney, it may be possible to
put
together a plan that will give your creditors the confidence to
continue working with your company so that they get paid while
your company works its way back to financial health.
If you answered "YES" to any
of the above, then we can help you. Please contact us today for a
free no obligation consultation to discuss how we can assist your
business by utilizing accounts receivable financing.
Still have questions? We may have answered them on the FAQ's About A/R Financing
page.
Call us now at 1-800-598-1178
to get started.
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