Factoring in Québec City: can your invoices be presented?
Distribution, transportation, warehousing, industrial services: sectors found in Québec City’s industrial parks and zones, where the invoice goes to another business and is paid on terms. Factoring advances part of that invoice; the lender decides which ones it takes.
Choose my amountIn Québec City, in brief
- How many people live in Québec City?
- Québec City had 549,459 residents at the 2021 census.
- Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, table 98-10-0002-01
- Which sectors occupy Québec City’s industrial parks and zones?
- Québec City’s industrial parks and zones host businesses from varied sectors such as public, industrial or commercial services, construction, distribution, transportation or warehousing.
- Source: Ville de Québec, Parcs et zones industriels
- What is the economic profile of the greater Québec City region?
- The greater Québec City region is an urban hub where the tertiary sector is dominant and made up mainly of SMEs working in technology fields, with a tourism sector of high economic importance.
- Source: Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, overview of the Québec region
Invoice factoring, in brief
- What is invoice factoring?
- A lender advances part of an invoice you have issued to another business and collects the rest when your client pays. The invoice itself usually secures the advance; the lender may still ask for a personal guarantee or security on business assets, in its written offer.
Business-support organizations in Québec City
Useful neighbours, independent of Capital Facile: each one has its own programs and its own conditions.
- Service du développement économique et des grands projets de la Ville de Québec
- Municipal department whose mission is to contribute to an environment favourable to business development; it represents the Réseau Accès PME on its territory.
- Programmes de financement de la Ville de Québec (Vision entrepreneuriale Québec 2030)
- Municipal financing programs that support businesses at different stages of development.
$0 upfront · 7% only if funded
An intermediary, not a lender.
The lender sets the final amount and its cost in its written offer.
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