Most business owners judge success in terms of profit but without steady cash flow, even profitable companies can go bankrupt. The following statement illustrates how accounts receivable factoring not only stabilizes cash flow but also increases profits. With access to unlimited funds, ABC was able to accept new business and double its revenues from $100,000 to $200,000. This in turn, resulted in a net profit increase of 8%, even after factoring fees were paid.
Sample Income Statement ABC Manufacturing Company
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Before Factoring
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After Factoring
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Gross Revenues
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100,000
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200,000
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Cost of Goods Sold
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60,000
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60%
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120,000
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60%
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Gross Profits
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40,000
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40%
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80,000
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40%
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Less:
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Variable Expenses
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15,000
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15%
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30,000
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15%
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Fixed Expenses
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20,000
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20%
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20,000
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10%
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Cost of Factoring
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0
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5,000
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Total Expenses
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35,000
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35%
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55,000
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28%
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NET PROFIT
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5,000
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5%
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25,000
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13%
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We urge you to use this interactive cash flow calculator to see how reducing your collection days can positively impact your cash flow.
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