Using Staffing Factoring to Overcome Industry Challenges
Staffing factoring essentially refers to invoice factoring when used by a staffing company. Factoring for staffing companies, whilst the specific terms and advances of the arrangement may differ, works just…
Learn MoreOpen Door Immigration Policy – Good or Bad for Canadian Business?
Canada’s population is growing at a record pace driven by the current open-door immigration policy and the need for skilled workers. In 2022, and for the first time in Canadian…
Learn MoreChanges to SBA 7(a) Loan Fees – What you Need to Know
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has recently completed its annual review of the fees that it charges lenders under the 7(a) small business loan program. This process sets out…
Learn MoreHow to Establish Business Credit for the First Time
Access to business credit can be a lifeline when businesses most need it, providing cash flow for payroll, purchase of goods and services and investment into expansion. For new businesses,…
Learn MoreUnderstanding Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio for Business
Accounts receivable turnover ratio, also known as debtor turnover ratio, is an accounting measure used to calculate how efficient a company is in managing credit and collecting receivables from its…
Learn MoreUnderstanding Business Acquisition Financing
At the simplest level, business acquisition financing is the capital that needs to be obtained for a company to purchase another business. This finance can be in the form of…
Learn MoreA Guide to Accounting for Factored Receivables (inc Example)
When you begin invoice factoring, your invoices are transferred to the factoring company for collection and they cease to be a debt (or liability) on your balance sheet. Accounting for…
Learn MoreWhy Do Companies Outsource? Hiring from Outside
Companies who outsource in 2023 are doing it for the very same reasons as companies that were considered early-adopters in the late 1980s. Whilst the reasons for outsourcing remain largely…
Learn MoreWhat to Do When the Bank Says No : Alternative Business Funding Sources
Obtaining bank financing has always been difficult for certain businesses and the current economic environment is making it even more so. Unfortunately, widespread turmoil in markets both at home and…
Learn MoreRecycling Industry : From Niche to Mainstream
Awareness around environmental impact and prevention of climate change has really gathered pace over the past 40 years, shaping the recycling industry as it stands today. It was only after…
Learn MoreOff-Balance-Sheet Financing : Purpose, Place and Planning in Business
Off-balance-sheet financing (OBSF) is an alternative method of business financing that may be used in specific situations where traditional bank financing isn’t an option. Off-balance-sheet financing refers to a practice…
Learn MorePartnerships that Protect Treasury Management
Treasury management is the process of managing an organization’s financial resources in order to optimize cash flow, minimize financial risk and maximize investment returns. In the case of banks, treasury…
Learn MoreDisclosure Laws Incoming – Commercial Lenders Prepare to Comply
Many U.S. states have either already introduced commercial lending disclosure laws or are in the process of passing new legislation. These new laws are requiring commercial lenders to make consumer-type…
Learn MoreCanadian Labour Market Defies Expectations – What Next for Businesses?
Statistics Canada recently published their monthly labour force survey which showed unemployment held steady at 5% in January. That figure doesn’t say much in itself but underlying that stat is…
Learn MoreBusiness Debt Consolidation – Everything You Need to Know
Business debt consolidation does exactly what you might expect; consolidate a number of varying business debts into a new agreement. It’s no surprise that many small and medium-sized businesses have…
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