We
know that, any sale does not take place until you pay the cash for
your product or services is safely in your bank account. So it is so
critical to you to develop, implement and maintain effective AR[Accounts
Receivable] collection process. AR[Accounts Receivables] will
show the sales which are yet to collect payment in the form of cash.
In this process you can sell your product or service without
collecting any cash, rather waiting for customers promise to pay
within time frame, you need to setup some other way. If you sell your
product or services in normal way for credits, Then your AR and
proper management of those receivables may meet cash flow.
These
type of problems are common in most of the small businesses, But you
can solve these issues with proper planning and execution. Accounts
receivables are also called as investment. Any cash which is
belonging to business is called accounts receivable which is not
available for immediate use. This may create some problems like loan
payments, accounts payable, monthly bills and much more.
Medical
billing companies are using different types of accounting
tools with these you can determine how current system is performing
and other things. Following tips will help you in improving your
collections.
- Average collection period: This will show average period between sales period and collection period.
- Accounts Receivable to sales ratio: In case this percentage crosses the ratio of credit sales to sales, Then it will be problem for your business.
- Accounts Receivable aging schedule:Here you can track on continues basis both individual customers who are unpaid, and the total number and dollar amount of past dues.
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