THE THREE MAIN FACTORS THAT IMPACT CASH FLOW NEGATIVELY ARE INVENTORY, PAYABLES AND ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLES (April 2, 2019)
Every business, no matter what the size, industry or financial status, is dependent on cash. It doesn’t matter if your business is profitable; if you are consistently dealing with negative cash flow problems, you’re struggling.
Let’s face it, you need cash on hand to make payroll and pay rent, suppliers and other bills. The truth is that if a business is having negative cash flow issues, then it’s struggling.
The three main factors that impact cash flow negatively include inventory, payables, and accounts receivables. Every dollar you have tied up in these three factors means a dollar less that you have to spend.
Invoice Factoring Can Help Solve Your Cash Flow Problems
Invoice factoring turns an invoice into cash within 48 hours of invoicing. The approval process is quick, the fees are small, and there are no minimums or maximums, making Interface’s working capital solution an elegant choice for the growing small to medium-sized business enterprise.
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