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Oct

Counters and cash flow

   Posted by: admin   in Accounting

Lack of money is one of the reasons that half of all businesses fail. Strategy is in place, the team is a dream and sales come from your product is just that, only. But if your customers do not pay on time and the money runs out, then the business will fail. Credit control can be too often neglected in sales fever. A good counter will ensure that cash flow will flow! Effective planning and good credit control is the hub for any successful business.


If payment is an afterthought in their business, relationships here, beware, sale made isn’t really a sale. You paid your “dream team” not waiting the wage, but where is the money? Someone give credit is a risky business, employing a counter can take some risks.Common controls can be performed on your behalf by a good accountant they can establish the credentials of the client for you.


It is important that cash flow is always a priority. Research shows that the longer a unpaid debt then the probability that never paid is low. Counters are well disciplined order invoices. It is one of the features of a good accountant. Late payments may erode the benefits and the business of stall. To compensate for the delay in payment, means that the company has to make more sales.A good counter must always have their eye at end of month billing.Cash flow is the blood of the life of any good business; be sure that a process in place to collect cash, it is a continuous process, your counter will be aware of that debtors are also at risk of cambio.Si cannot keep their eye on cash flow, make sure that you have a counter that you can.

 

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