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When do Credit Card Payments Report to Credit Bureaus?

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When it comes to managing your finances and building a healthy credit history, understanding how credit card payments affect your credit reports is essential. What Are Credit Bureaus? Before diving into the details, let’s first understand what credit bureaus are.

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Strategies for Navigating Elevated Interest Rates

Your Virtual Credit Manager

In such a time of easy money, receivables management becomes less critical and credit policies tend toward laxity. Now that interest rates are higher, it is time for companies to reset their credit policies in order to adjust to the current interest rate environment. Where Are Interest Rates Headed?

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Accelerate Collection of Receivables: Strategies to Streamline Invoice to Cash

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If this sounds like your company, then the best solution is to accelerate your accounts receivable collection so you can turn sales into capital you can actually use to maintain your business. There are many strategies to streamline invoice collection to get the money owed to your company quicker.

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Increase the Liquidity of Your Receivables Portfolio

Your Virtual Credit Manager

Turning your inventory over faster and your payables slower will add cash to your balance sheet, as will raising capital by selling shares in your company or getting a loan or line of credit. Collection Efficiency Index (CEI) - As your collection process increases in efficiency, the fewer dollars there will be trapped in your AR.

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Is Your AR Management up to the Task?

Your Virtual Credit Manager

Subscribe now Ten Reasons Accounts Receivables Under Perform Failure to Conduct Credit Checks: Sometimes newer business are so excited to get an order, they fail to check the new customer’s credit, only to end up selling to a deadbeat and not getting paid. Here’s more on Credit Checks.

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Can You Pay Your Business Taxes with a Credit Card?

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Good news — if you don’t want to pay out of pocket, you may be able to use a credit card. Mike Dion, senior finance manager at Disney and founder of F9Finance says, “Paying taxes with a credit card is usually not the best bet. Can you pay federal taxes with a credit card ? Pay 1040, and payUSAtax.

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How Long Do Late Payments Stay on Your Credit Report?

CreditStrong for Business

Late payments remain on your credit bureau report and influence your credit score for seven years. Entries showing late payments remain for the duration, regardless of whether you pay the past due amount or not. Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, the three major credit bureaus, compile the data that creditors report.