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Invoice Factoring 2021 Tyler Street, Suite 208, Hollywood, FL 33020 Toll Free: 877-545-1311 P: 954-525-1311 F:954-525-1366 www.cfsfunds.com l [email protected] ©2015 Capital Funding Solutions, Inc. What Is Invoice Factoring? Factoring, also known as Accounts Receivable Funding, is the purchase and sale of accounts receivable (invoices) at a discount. Most small businesses sell their goods or services to larger companies or government agencies, who can take 30 to 90 days to make a payment. Factoring, which dates back to the Roman Empire, is a proven solution that alleviates the cash flow problems created by these delays in payment. With Factoring, you submit your invoice and you can receive a payment within 24 hours. Can My Business Take Advantage of Factoring? The answer is yes. Factoring can help: • • • Why Factor? Factoring is not a loan; there is no debt, no liabilities, no personal guarantees, and no long-term commitments. We do not require three years of profits and outstand- ing credit in order to qualify. We welcome startups and growth companies. Factoring is the purchase of an asset, your Account Receivable, for immediate cash. A Factor really only needs to know that the company making payment on the invoice can and will make the full payment. Does My Business Qualify? First: Your company must have approximately $10,000 per month in accounts receivable. Second: You need to have creditworthy customers. Third: We must be able to verify your invoices. Young & Startup Companies with credit-worthy customers that lack the financial track record required by traditional lenders. Growth Companies that have maxed out their credit, but need additional funds to continue growing. Established Companies that are small to medium-sized and need to improve cash flow. A company that has acquired a new account that allows invoices to age before making pay- ments or a company wanting to expand, but needs better cash flow to do it also qualify. Client Factoring Company Client’s Customer 1. Provision of goods & services 2. Invoice 3. Client invoices their customer 5. Receivables Management 4. Advance 6. Payment 7. Balance of funds released How It Works

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Invoice Factoring

2021 Tyler Street, Suite 208, Hollywood, FL 33020 Toll Free: 877-545-1311 P: 954-525-1311 F:954-525-1366 www.cfsfunds.com l [email protected]

What Is Invoice Factoring?

Factoring, also known as Accounts Receivable Funding, is the pur-chase and sale of accounts receivable (invoices) at a discount.Most small businesses sell their goods or services to larger compa-nies or government agencies, who can take 30 to 90 days to makea payment. Factoring, which dates back to the Roman Empire, isa proven solution that alleviates the cash flow problems createdby these delays in payment. With Factoring, you submit your in-voice and you can receive a payment within 24 hours.

Can My Business Take Advantage of Factoring? The answer is yes.Factoring can help:

•

Why Factor?

Factoring is not a loan; there is no debt, no liabilities, nopersonal guarantees, and no long-term commitments.We do not require three years of profits and outstand-ing credit in order to qualify. We welcome startups andgrowth companies. Factoring is the purchase of anasset, your Account Receivable, for immediate cash.A Factor really only needs to know that the companymaking payment on the invoice can and will make thefull payment.

Does My Business Qualify?

First: Your company must have approximately $10,000 permonth in accounts receivable.

Second: You need to have creditworthy customers.

Third: We must be able to verify your invoices.

Young & Startup Companies with credit-worthy customers thatlack the financial track record required by traditional lenders.Growth Companies that have maxed out their credit, but needadditional funds to continue growing.Established Companies that are small to medium-sized andneed to improve cash flow. A company that has acquired anew account that allows invoices to age before making pay-ments or a company wanting to expand, but needs better cashflow to do it also qualify.

Client

Factoring Company

Client’s Customer

1. Provisionof goods

& services

2. Invoice

3. Client invoicestheir customer

5. ReceivablesManagement

4. Advance

6. Payment

7. Balance of funds released

How It Works