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“Any fool can lend money,
but it takes lot of skills to get it back”
Presented By-Rahamat Ali Sardar
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INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS RECEIVABLES? Receivables is defined as the debt owed to the firm by customers arising from
Sales of goods and services in the ordinary course of business. When a firm
makes an ordinary sale of goods or services and does not receive payment ,the
firm grants trade credits and creates accounts receivable which could becollected in future. Receivables Management is also called Trade CreditManagement.
WHY DO WE NEED RECEIVABLES? Reach Sales potential
Compete with Competitors Optimize the return on investments on the assets
UNDERSTANDING RECEIVABLES As a part of Operating Cycle
A time lag between sales and receivables creates need for Working Capital
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OBJECTIVES Achieving growth in sales and profit.
Meeting Competition.
Establish and communicate the credit policies.
Evaluation of customers and setting credit limits.
Ensure prompt and accurate billing.
Maintaining up-to-date records.
Initiate collection procedures on overdue accounts.
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COSTS OF MAINTAINING DEBTORS
CAPITAL COST: It is the cost on the use of additional capital to
support credit sales which alternatively could have been employed
elsewhere.
COLLECTION COSTS: Administrative costs incurred in
collecting the accounts receivable. Costs of additional steps to increasethe chances for eventful payment.
DELINQUENCY COSTS: Cost of financing the debtors forextended period, and cost of additional steps to collect over-due debtors.
DEFAULT COSTS: Amounts which are to be written off as Bad-
debts, which cannot be collected in spite of serious efforts.
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CREDIT POLICIES
It is the determination of credit statandard and credit analysis.The credit policy of a firm provides the framework
to determine whether or not to extend credit to a customer
and how much credit to extend.The credit policy decision of
a firm has two dimensions.
A)CREDIT STANDARD-It is the minimum requirement for
extending credit to a customer.
B)CREDIT ANALYSIS-This involves obtaining credit information
and evolution of credit applicant.
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CREDIT STANDARDSFollowing factors should be considered while deciding whether to relax creditcredit standards or not.
COLLECTION COST-The implications of relaxed credit standards
are more credit,a large credit departments to service accounts receivable andincrease in collection cost while opposite in case of strict credit standards.
AVERAGE COLLECTION PERIOD-The extension of trade
credit to slow paying customers would results in a higher level of accountsreceivable and vice versa.
BAD DEBT EXPENSES-Bad debt can be expected to increase withrelaxation in credit standards and vice versa.
SALES VOLUME-Sales volume is expected to increase as standards are
relaxed,conversely tightening decreases sales.
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EFFECT OF RELAXATION OF
STANDARDSITEM DIRECTION OF
CHANGE(Increase=1Decrease =D)
EFFECT ON PROFITS(Positive+ Negative -)
Sales Volume 1(D)+(-)
Average Collection period
1(D)
-(+)
Bad Debts 1(D)-(+)
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CREDIT ANALYSISTwo basic steps are involved in the credit investigation Process.
A)OBTAINING CREDIT INFORMATION-The first step incredit analysis is obtaining the information which form the basis for theevaluation of customers.The sources of information may be internal such asthe historical payment pattern of a customers,or may be external such as :
I)FINANCIAL STATEMENTS-The published financial statements such asbalance sheet and profit and loss account.
II)BANK REFERENCES-The firm’s banker collects the necessary information
from the applicant’s Bank.
III)TRADE REFERENCES-Reputed Credit organization are approached aboutthe credit worthiness of proposed customers.
IV)CREDIT BUREAU REPORTS-Credit Bureau reports from organization which specializes in supplying credit information can also be utilized.
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CREDIT ANALYSIS(CONTD)
B)ANALYSIS OF CREDIT INFORMATION-The
information collected from different sources are analyzed to determine
the credit worthiness of the applicant.The analysis should cover two
aspects:
I)QUANTITATIVE-The quantitative aspects is based on the
factual information available from the financial statements,the past
records of the firm’s and so on.
II)QUALITATIVE-The qualitative judgement would cover
aspects relating to the quality of management.
.
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STEPS IN CREDIT ANALYSIS“Investing The Customers”
Customers Evaluation-The 5 C’s-
CHARACTER - Reputation, Track Record
C APACITY - Ability to repay( earning capacity)
C APITAL- Financial Position of the co.
COLLATERAL- The type and kind of assets pledged
CONDITIONS- Economic conditions & competitivefactors that may affect the profitability of the customers
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FACTORS AFFECTING SIZE OF DEBTORS
LEVEL OF SALES: The most important factors indetermining the volume of Debtors is the level of credit sales. Othersbeing constant ,more credit sales mean more Debtors and vice versa.
CREDIT TERMS: A change in credit terms will have a directeffects on Debtors.When credit terms are relaxed in leads to a nincrease in Debtors balance and vice versa.
COLLECTION POLICY:Collection policy of a firm alsohas some influences on the actual Debtors balance.Due to a relatively lax collection policy,customers do not meet their commitments ontime.
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CREDIT TERMSCredit terms specify the repayments terms required of credit customers.Ithas three components:
CREDIT PERIODS-It is the time for which trade credit is
extended to customers in the case of credit sales.
CASH DISCOUNTS-It is the incentive to customers to make
early payments of sum due.
CASH DISCOUNTS PERIOD-The duration of the period
during which discount can be availed off.
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EFFECT OF INCREASE IN CASH
DISCOUNTITEM
DIRECTION OFCHANGE(I=IncreaseD= Decrease)
EFFECT ON PROFITS(Positive +or Negative-)
Sales volume I +
Average collection period D +
Bad debt expenses D +
Profit per unit D -
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TYPE OF COLLECTION EFFORTS
Steps usually taken are
Letters, including reminders
Telephone call for personal contact
Personal visit
Help of collection agencies
Legal action
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BENEFITS
INCREASED SALES-The impact of liberal trade policy result
in increased in sales volume.
STREAMLINE REVENUE ALLOCATION-To fit
business needs calculations are managed.
ENHANCE PRODUCTIVITY-The decrease in administrative
cost enhances productivity.
HELPS IMPROVE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION-Enhances service level and increase retention with customizedinformation.
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PROFORMAType A-if fixed Cost Is Given
Credit Policy Present Policy Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Credit Period (days/ weeks/months) xx xx xx xxParticulars Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
Sales xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
Less: Variable Cost xx xx xx xx
Contribution xxx xxx xxx xxx
Less: Fixed Cost xx xx xx xx
Profit [Benefits (A)] xxx xxx xxx xxx
Total Cost= Variable Cost +Fixed Cost
Average Investment in Receivables
(Based on Total Costs)
xxx xxx xxx xxx
Costs of Extending Credit:
1) ____ % Opportunity Cost of Capital(Calculated on Avg. Invst. in Receivables)
xx xx xx xx
2) Bad debts as % of Sales xx xx xx xx
3) Credit Collection and Admin costs xx xx xx xx
Total Costs [B] xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
Net Benefits [A-B] xxx xxx xxx xxx
Incremental Net Benefits --- xx xx xx
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PROFORMAType B- fixed cost is not given
Credit Policy Present Policy Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Credit Period (days/ weeks/months) xx xx xx xx
Particulars Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
Sales xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
Less: Variable Cost xx xx xx xx
Contribution [Benefits (A)] xxx xxx xxx xxx
Average Investment in Receivables
(Based on Sales)
xxx xxx xxx xxx
Costs of Extending Credit:
1) ____ % Opportunity Cost of Capital
(Calculated on Avg. Invst. in Receivables)
xx xx xx xx
2) Bad debts as % of Sales xx xx xx xx
3) Credit Collection and Admin costs xx xx xx xx
Total Costs [B] xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
Net Benefits [A-B] xxx xxx xxx xxx
Incremental Net Benefits --- xx xx xx
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CONCLUSION
The framework of analysis of all decisions areain receivables management is to secure a
trade-off between the costs and benefits off the measurable effects on the sales volume,capital costs due to change in investment in
debtors ,collection costs, bad debts and so on.The firm should select the alternative whichhas potentials of more benefits than the costs.