How To Finance Your Government Contracts
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How to Finance Your Government Contracts
Summary
Are you selling products or services to the federal government? Each year, city, county, state, and federal governments purchase billions of dollars in goods and services from businesses of all kinds.
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Doing business with the government can be lucrative, but it can also strain your cash flow. Why? Government agencies typically take about 40 days to pay invoices. During this time, you still need to manage recurring expenses like payroll, rent, and supplier payments.
If you have 60 days of operating capital in the bank, you might manage. But what if you don’t? Many business owners turn to business loans, which can be difficult to secure and slow to process. Plus, they often come with set limits.
What businesses need is a financing solution based on sales potential. That's where invoice factoring comes in. Many factoring companies specialize in working with government contractors and vendors.
Invoice factoring speeds up payments, allowing you to receive funds within days, not months. A factoring company advances you money against your government receivables. You can use the funds immediately while awaiting payment. Once the government pays, the transaction is settled.
If you're reselling products to the government, consider purchase order financing as well. This allows you to finance supplier payments, enabling you to complete sales. Purchase order financing works well alongside invoice factoring and can help grow your business significantly.
So, if your business sells to the government, explore the benefits of factoring and purchase order financing.
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