Being in business isn’t easy — especially when it comes to revenue. While some clients pay regularly and on time, there are others that stall or hold off payments until the last minute. Sometimes, a company can declare bankruptcy and go out of business, leaving you with a big, unpaid invoice. No one wants to be in that situation, which is why we asked members of the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) for their best tips on avoiding this scenario.
9 Things a Startup Can Do to Protect Itself when a Large Client Fails to Pay
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