Debtor days - the good, the bad and the ugly
Abstract
Is your firm’s cash flow being tied up by debtors? Are you funding someone else’s company - not your own?
The term ‘Debtor Days’ refers to the average number of days it takes your company to receive payment from
your customers.
Does your firm have low debtor days? Do you know exactly what your average debtor days are? Could you pick if you fall into the good, bad, or ugly category?
Below is a guide, so you can see how you rate.
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