Accounts Receivable Factoring Agreement

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Comprehensive factoring contract allowing businesses to sell outstanding invoices to third-party factors for immediate cash flow. Covers advance rates, fees, recourse terms, and collection procedures for effective receivables management.

Accounts Receivable Factoring Agreement

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Key Clauses

  • 1

    Purchase of Receivables

    Defines which accounts receivable are eligible for factoring and the purchase process.

  • 2

    Advance Rate and Reserve

    Specifies the percentage advanced upon purchase and reserve holdback amounts.

  • 3

    Factoring Fees

    Details discount rates, service fees, and how charges are calculated.

  • 4

    Recourse Provisions

    Establishes whether the seller bears risk if debtors fail to pay.

  • 5

    Collection Rights

    Grants the factor authority to collect payments directly from account debtors.

When You Need This

  • Improving cash flow by converting outstanding invoices to immediate funds
  • A business needs working capital without taking on traditional debt
  • Managing seasonal revenue fluctuations through invoice financing
  • Outsourcing accounts receivable collection to a factoring company

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Accounts Receivable Factoring Agreement?

Comprehensive factoring contract allowing businesses to sell outstanding invoices to third-party factors for immediate cash flow. Covers advance rates, fees, recourse terms, and collection procedures for effective receivables management.

What should a Accounts Receivable Factoring Agreement include?

A comprehensive accounts receivable factoring agreement should include: purchase of receivables, advance rate and reserve, factoring fees, recourse provisions, collection rights.

When do I need a Accounts Receivable Factoring Agreement?

Improving cash flow by converting outstanding invoices to immediate funds. A business needs working capital without taking on traditional debt. Managing seasonal revenue fluctuations through invoice financing. Outsourcing accounts receivable collection to a factoring company.

Is this template legally binding?

Templates provide a strong starting point, but we recommend having important agreements reviewed by a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction to ensure they meet local legal requirements.

Can I customize this template?

Yes — all bracketed [placeholder] fields can be replaced with your specific information. You can also add, remove, or modify clauses to fit your particular situation.

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