Businesses with Account Debtors have a distinct advantage in leveraging their Capital to grow their business without adding more costs. Every business has Working Capital requirements. These requirements are investments that generate revenues for the business. The business can invest their own Cash Assets, choose to get a Loan (line of credit), or sell some Assets, i.e. invoices, etc to fund the Working Capital requirements.

 It 's not how much Revenue a business receives every year. It's all about how much of that Revenue the business gets to keep. The business has a choice. 1) Continue the current financial strategy and have no increase in Profitability or Equity. 2) Use Debt Services and lose Profitability and Equity by the amount of the associated interest fees. 3) Sell Accounts Receivable and increase Profitability and bottom line Equity Position by about $0.10 per dollar in Sales Revenue.

These are the primary three financial alternatives that Business Executives have to fund the Working Capital requirements of the business. In order to determine which alternative generates the most Cash at the lowest cost, the business needs a means to quickly ascertain how to compute the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for each Working Capital investment alternative. That is exactly what the Invoice Profitability Calculator (IPC) Cash Flow Analysis Measuring Software was designed to do, i.e. determine which Working Capital Investment Strategy is best for the business.

A business Profitability Analysis can be accomplished quickly by using the IPC software to measure the anticipated amount of Extra Cash the business could expect by changing Working Capital Investment Strategies. Once the decision maker knows which Investment Strategy generates the best IRR, then it makes the decision to execute that Investment Strategy palitable. More often than not, selling Invoices provides a higher IRR than any other funding vehicle, including self financing, debt services, or any other financing source.

Now it is up to you to investigate on how to measure the IRR for each alternative. Fortunately, the IPC not only measures the IRR, but it is also a complete Earnings Analysis tool that businesses can rely on providing complete Earnings Analysis reports for each Working Capital Investment Strategy.