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Invoice finance lets your company borrow against unpaid invoices, so you can access part of their value before your customers pay. The rest, minus the provider's fees, is paid to you when your customer settles.
Invoice finance providers differ in their fees, how much they advance and how they work. Compare Commercial doesn't compare providers or give advice. We pass your enquiry to one FCA-authorised commercial finance broker, who can explain the options, such as factoring or invoice discounting, and look for a facility that suits your company.
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Common questions about invoice factoring and invoice discounting for UK limited companies.
With factoring, the provider manages your sales ledger and collects payments from your customers. With invoice discounting, your company keeps control of collections and customers usually don't know a provider is involved. Discounting tends to suit more established businesses.
Providers advance a percentage of each invoice's value and pay the balance, minus their fees, when your customer pays. The exact amount depends on the provider and your company's circumstances.
Costs usually include a service fee and a charge on the funds you draw. Your broker will confirm the full cost in writing before you commit.
Invoice finance usually suits companies that sell to other businesses on credit terms. It isn't suitable for retail or cash businesses.
With invoice discounting, customers usually don't know about the arrangement. With factoring, the provider contacts your customers to collect payments.
UK limited companies, LLPs and PLCs only. It isn't available to sole traders, partnerships or individuals.