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Invoicing and Cash Flow

cash flowEntrepreneurs and small business owners – when do you typically send out your invoices? The first of the month? The tenth of the month? What about the fifteenth of the month? Or do you do it easily if you treat for you here?

If you fall into “a particular method of billing when you started your business, you may be surprised to learn that making a change, deliberately pragmatic today your business model and cash flow could influence the best . But to use billing your advantage, you first need to consider how your money is “floating”.

Fortunately, the process of evaluating your bill is quite simple, especially when you help your CFO. Depending on whether you pay your bills, you can ensure that you always use the money you need when you need it.

For example, if a majority of you have your bills paid on the first day of the month you want to organize your bills so you get what you need prior to the first. (Make sure that in time it takes to receive and to strengthen controls cash from customers.) This way you’ll never bounce or “float” checks, you still have to move the money from personal accounts, only to do your billing.

In addition to the structure should be, when you enlarge your bills on your cash flow, you also have a standard method for charging penalties and / or include late fees. This can really bring your business to the next level in terms of your relationship with your customers (as long as you ensure the recovery of these costs.) After all, if you and your organization, seriously, it is everyone.

2 Comments to "Invoicing and Cash Flow"

  1. October 22, 2009 - 8:00 am | Permalink

    Interesting blog, i have bookmarked it for future referrence.

    Greetings from Tim. :)

  2. October 26, 2009 - 2:21 pm | Permalink

    Not sure that this is true:), but thanks for a post.
    Thanks
    Robor

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