How does accounts receivable factoring work
How does AR (accounts receivable) factoring work? What are the risks and benefits to the two parties involved?
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Factoring is when one firm sells AR (accounts receivable) to another. The firm which is purchasing is called as a factor. The factor earns a profit by purchasing the AR at a discount. The risk is that some of the AR might default. The selling firm receives the cash it needs.
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