Domestic Factoring Services
Factoring is when a business transfers their accounts receivable from sales of goods or services to a factoring company, which then provides guarantees, collections, and financing services.
Cash flow is a critical component that supports uninterrupted business operations, particularly for SMEs. Factoring helps firms regulate their cash flow, thereby aiding in the increase of working capital.
Factoring has become a popular financing method in developed countries. In Turkey, this approach was legally established after the 1983 Decree Law on Money Lending was amended in 1994, leading to its widespread adoption in the Turkish financial system. In Turkey, domestic transactions constitute nearly three-quarters of factoring operations, with the remainder being export factoring.
Functions of Domestic Factoring:
Collection Service:
Deniz Factoring undertakes the collection of assigned invoices and related payment instruments on behalf of the seller. It monitors open account invoice collections on a debtor basis and informs customers of the account details. Through this service, firms can focus on essential areas such as investment and marketing, instead of allocating time and resources to collection processes.
Financing Service (Cash Management):
Companies engaging with Deniz Factoring by assigning their post-sale receivables gain the benefit of converting a certain percentage of these receivables into cash prior to their maturity date. This service enables companies to stabilize their cash flows.
Documentation Required for Domestic Factoring
Documents and Information Required for Domestic Factoring Requests
Tax office-approved copies of the company’s balance sheet and income statements for the past three years,
Most recent interim balance sheet, detailed trial balance, and income statement for the current year,
Photocopies of title deeds and encumbrance documents registered in the company’s and partners’ names, including a list detailing location, type, fair market value, any mortgages on property, and an appraisal report,
Copies of identification documents and residential details for the authorized signatories,
Turkish Trade Registry Gazette entry detailing the company’s incorporation and any amendments related to status and capital,
Latest notarized signature circular, along with the Trade Registry Gazette extract confirming signatory powers,
Official Turkish Chamber of Commerce registration document,
Detailed information and documents on the shareholders and their other business engagements,
Most recent shareholder ledger for joint-stock companies (A.Ş.),
Copy of Turkish Tax Registration Certificate.