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Invoice finance for employers

For employers who invoice other businesses and wait to be paid. Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle is the product partner. Logan does not buy the invoices himself.

Best fit audience: Owners and managing directors of firms that invoice other businesses

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What to expect

  • A check on whether the firm actually invoices other businesses.
  • The split: this is not the company health plan, not the occupational pension, and not direct insurance.
  • No fee and no percentage on this page.
  • A conversation as the next step. A contract exists only with the partner.

Core focus areas

  • Open invoices to business customers
  • An introduction to Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle
  • The adviser does not buy the receivables
  • How this differs from the pension, the health plan, and direct insurance
  • What to know before a conversation, without quoting a fee

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Decision outline

  1. Check whether the business invoices other companies, or only takes payment from consumers on the spot.
  2. Note payment terms and a rough scale of open invoices. No customer list belongs on this page.
  3. Set the health plan and the pension beside it when the team is also a topic. Three separate decisions.
  4. Use the conversation to see if the partner fits. The terms sit in the contract, not here.
  5. Promise something only after that.

Common mistakes

  • Mixing up Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle with direct insurance inside an occupational pension.
  • Expecting the adviser to buy the invoices himself.
  • Putting a percentage from memory, or from an internal plan, into a promise.
  • Opening the topic when the firm has no invoices to other businesses.
  • Selling the health plan, the pension, and the invoices as one product.

What to do this week

  • Note whether you invoice other businesses on payment terms.
  • Write one line on the usual payment term, and whether invoices are often disputed.
  • Decide whether the health plan or the pension should be in the same conversation.

What this page is based on

  • Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle is the product partner. Logan makes the introduction. He does not buy receivables.
  • Fees, percentages, and internal planning figures are not on this page.
  • The insurance intermediary status in the imprint does not describe this contract.

Next step now

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FAQ

What is Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle on this page?

A product partner for open invoices owed by other businesses. This page explains the frame. It does not name a product code or a fee.

Is this direct insurance?

No. Direct insurance is one way to run an occupational pension. Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle is a different subject: invoices you are waiting to be paid.

Do you buy my invoices?

No. Logan makes the introduction. The partner buys the receivables, and only if a contract is agreed.

What does it cost?

Not on this page. The fee depends on the contract, not on a figure remembered from a plan. In the conversation we state the current terms before anyone repeats a percentage.

Who is this for?

Firms that invoice other businesses and wait to be paid. If you have no such receivables, there is nothing to review here.

Is this insurance?

No. It is not the company health plan and not the occupational pension. The tied-agent status in the imprint describes the insurance work. It is not a description of this contract.

Does this belong in the same conversation as the health plan and the pension?

It can, when the firm has staff and open invoices. They stay three decisions. None replaces the others.

What should I not send?

No customer list and no individual invoices to this website. For a first conversation, payment terms, a rough scale, and whether invoices regularly stay open are enough.

Is this an offer?

No. It is orientation. A contract exists only after a specific offer from the partner.

Does this replace a tax adviser?

No. Accounts, VAT, and how receivables sit in the books belong with the tax adviser. This page only says when a conversation about Deutsche Verrechnungsstelle is worth having.

Invoice finance for employers · German Financial Planning