Did it make you wonder why a company would sell its receivables to another company? The answer is quite simple, to quickly and easily increase their working capital. The process is called factoring or accounts receivable financing and is an excellent alternative to traditional bank financing.
Other receivables include different types of non-trade receivables, such as interest receivables, salary receivables, employee advances, tax refunds, loans made to employees or other companies, and much more. These are the amounts owed to a company, extending beyond typical sales transactions.
Methods of varying a contract include: By deed. By formal written supplemental contract document. By exchange of email. Verbally but this can lead to contract disputes over whether there was a verbal agreement to vary or not. By course of conduct.