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| Late payments a growing problem for SMEs |
| Friday, 01 July 2011 09:51 |
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SMEs need to address the problem of late payments earlier by improving their credit control strategies - the average payment time of 52 days just isn't allowing these businesses to function as efficiently as they could. In addition, businesses need a better understanding about how to deal with late payments.
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Every business has suffered from late payments at some point, but it might be surprising to hear that businesses waste on average half a day every single week just chasing late payments. For SMEs in particular this is valuable time that could be far better spent, not to mention the serious effects this has on the cashflow of these companies. Worryingly, a new survey by BACS has shown that for over a third of small businesses the problem of late payments has grown in 2011 with the large corporations being particularly highlighted as late payers.