2. What is CfAB Cash Flow Reducing Costs Paying Slower Collecting Faster Debtor Days
3. 3 Parts to today’s workshop Most important part of debt collection The judgment process The effects of the Courts, Tribunals & Enforcement Act 2007 – The Sale
8. New Act No more Bailiffs No Sheriff Officers / HCEO SIA? Force entry
9. Due diligence is the most important part of debt collection The judgment process The effects of the Courts, Tribunals & Enforcement Act 2007
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Cash flow is the difference in amount of cash available at the beginning of a period and the amount at the end of that period. It is called 'positive' if the closing balance is higher than the opening balance.Cash flow is increased by reducing costs, collecting faster & paying slower.BBC News articleIt is termed the 'life blood' of a firm, more firms go out of business due to an anaemic cash flow than for any other reason.Debtor days/Days Accounts Receivable/Days A/R - Average number of days a firm takes to collect payments on goods sold. Numbers much higher than 40 to 50 days indicate collection problems and significant pressure on cash flows.
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