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Factoring
Factoring
Factoring
What is Factoring?
Parties Involved
Buyers of the goods(i.e. Customers) Sellers of the goods(i.e. Client) Factor
Process
Customer
credit sale of goods
Client
Invoice
Pays the balance amount
Pays the amount (In recourse type customer pays through client)
Factor
Types of Factoring
Full service factoring Resource factoring Maturity factoring Invoice factoring Agency factoring
Advantages of Factoring
Client receives immediate cash against cash Reduces administrative cost and time Eliminate losses on bad debt Client can avail advisory services from factor
Disadvantages
Image of client may suffer some customer may prefer to deal directly have to pay extra to remove liability
Cost of Factoring
Two types of costs in factoring services:1. Service Fee or Charges 2. Discount Charges
EXPORT FACTORING
offered to the exporters (clients) who sell their products or services to the importers (customers) in other countries on open account terms having a credit period ranging from 60 to 180 days.
a) Two Factor System b) Single (Direct) Factoring System c) Direct Export Factoring d) Direct Import Factoring
Case Study
Credit Sales =80 Lakhs Average Collection Period =80 days Bad debt losses=1% of credit sales Cost of Administrating Credit Sales=Rs 120000 p.a Factors Commission= 2% Factor Pay Advance at an interest rate of 18% With holding 10% as reserve.
SOLUTION