Poor management of accounts receivables refers to the various operation and financial issues of business that impact the receivables management efficiency . Some of the common drivers are late invoices, higher DSO, data discrepancies, inadequate credit checks, time consuming manual processes, etc. On a business’s balance sheet, Accounts Receivable is recorded as a current asset. These amounts are considered due in the short term, so it’s assumed that customers will be paying soon. As the goods or services have already been provided under specific terms, the debts in Accounts Receivable are legally binding. Since the funds are legally due to the business and can be used as collateral for loans, the money owed in Accounts Receivable is considered a liquid asset.
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Invoice errors, such as wrong amounts or due dates, can cause payment delays and confusion. Even small mistakes lead customers to question charges and sometime…