This is a marvelous way to save on the costs of accounts receivable as you generate some fast cash.9) Invoice before, or soon after, performing a service. Don’t wait to send out bills just once every 30 days. This can delay cash inflow for months. If you provide a regular, predictable service, plan to get paid ahead of time. If you must get paid after providing the service plan to send out invoices at least twice per month so you can better manage the inflows and outflows. 10) Invest in the growth of yourself and your business.
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