Category: Small Business Trends

Small Business Optimism

March 9th, 2010
Far below its average, the index has gained from 81.0 in March 2009. Small businesses reported problems getting credit, with 9% of firms saying they couldn't find the specific credit needed. This lends credance to the concept that during this kind of an economic downturn, many other small business owners continue to survive and grow throught he use of factoring. more »

Ten Tax Tips: Factoring for Your Tax Debts

March 8th, 2010
Many small businesses are scrambling this month to meet the annual tax deadlines. And this year, the recession has made the job even more difficult. In fact, this is the time of year when many small businesses resort to accounts receivable factoring, in order to pull together the funds to pay their taxes. more »

Invoice Factoring during Economic Recovery for Small Businesses

March 8th, 2010
In today’s tough economy, small business finance can be confusing unless you know the tips for negotiating the best deals, sourcing funding, and most importantly, keeping the cash flow healthy. A number of financial experts today know that invoice factoring is a proven financial method to stay afloat. more »

Invoice Factoring Takes Center Stage during Economic Recovery for Small Businesses

March 7th, 2010
Today’s difficult economy means that small business finance is confusing unless you know some tips for negotiating the best deals, sourcing funding, and making the cash flow. Financial experts know that invoice factoring is a proven financial method to stay afloat. Factoring has been around for the last 4,000 years, but over a more recent 15-year period, small businesses have created some 65 percent of the net new jobs in the private sector, according to a March 2010 report called, “An Analysis of Small Business and Jobs.” more »

NFIB Small Business Credit Report: Affects Construction Factoring

February 25th, 2010
The NFIB Research Foundation, just released the new report "Small Business Credit in a Deep Recession." The bottom line to these findings show that although obtaining credit has become more difficult, declining sales and depressed real estate values lie at the base of credit problems. more »