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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ar financing document in the editor.
  2. Locate item 11, where you will enter the INITIAL FINANCING STATEMENT FILE #. Ensure this matches exactly with item 1a on the Amendment form.
  3. Proceed to item 12. Here, input the NAME OF PARTY AUTHORIZING THIS AMENDMENT, ensuring it corresponds precisely with item 9 on the Amendment form.
  4. In item 12a, provide the ORGANIZATION’S NAME if applicable. If not, fill in item 12b with the INDIVIDUAL’S LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, and MIDDLE NAME or SUFFIX as needed.
  5. If you require more space for additional information, utilize item 13 to include any necessary details that could not fit on the Amendment form.

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An accounts receivable loan is a type of funding where a business borrows against its accounts receivable. The lender provides cash in advance based on the value of the outstanding invoices, and the business repays the advance plus fees when the invoices are paid.
AR financing fees are typically charged as a flat percentage of the invoice value, and generally range from 1% to 5%. The amount you pay in fees is based on how long it takes your customer to pay their invoice.
Accounts receivable (AR) is an accounting term for money owed to a business for goods or services that it has delivered but not been paid for yet. Accounts receivable is listed on the companys balance sheet as a current asset.
To illustrate this, consider the following example: Company A cleans Company Bs window and bills them for the service. Company B now owes them money, so it records the invoice value in its accounts payable. Company A is waiting to receive the money, so it records the invoice value in its accounts receivable.

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