Payment Arrangements
Payment Arrangements, Volume 13, Issue 1, 2016
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38 questions. Select a question to see its response table.
- Who is the person primarily responsible for maintaining your business’s financial records?
- Who is the person primarily responsible for billing and collections?
- Do customers pay you at the time of sale?
- Do customers pay you by invoices or statements?
- Once you have invoiced a customer, on average, how many days is it before you get paid?
- Do you charge a late fee, interest, or both a late fee and interest for late payment?
- Do customers pay you by invoice through a third-party, such as an insurance company?
- Once you have invoiced a third-party payer, on average, how many days is it before you get paid?
- Do you charge a late fee, interest, or both a late fee and interest for late payment?
- Do customers pay you through credit-type arrangements or special terms that you extend?
- On average, how many days is it before you get paid?
- Do you charge a late fee, interest, or both a late fee and interest for late payment?
- Do customers pay you on-line, such as paying through PayPal?
- Do customers pay you by phone?
- Do you accept personal or business checks for payment?
- Approximately what percent of your total sales are from personal or business checks?
- Do you expect this percentage to increase, decrease or remain the same over the next 3 years?
- Do you accept cash for payment?
- Approximately what percent of your total sales are paid for with cash?
- Do you expect this percentage to increase, decrease or remain the same over the next 3 years?
- Do you accept credit and debit cards for payment?
- Approximately what percent of your total sales are from credit and debit card sales?
- Do you expect this percentage to increase, decrease or remain the same over the next 3 years?
- Payment cards improve cash flow?
- Payment cards enlarge your market by making payment from a distance easier?
- Payment cards reduce the need to keep large amounts of cash on the premises?
- Payment cards end up costing less than other forms of payment?
- What is the primary reason that you do not accept credit and debit cards?
- What is the most significant problem you face getting paid?
- Do you prepay before receipt of good and services?
- When prepaying, do you generally pay by?
- Do you pay at the time of sale?
- When paying at the time of sale do you generally pay by?
- Do you pay by invoices or statements that are due upon receipt?
- When paying an invoice or statement, do you generally pay by?
- Which of the following best describes your use of a credit card account related to your business?
- Which of the following best describes your use of a debit card account related to your business?
- Which one of the following financial issues is the greatest concern for your company?
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Volume 13, Issue 1, 2016
ISSN 1534-8326
Holly S. Wade
NFIB Research Foundation
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