Accounts Receivable — Collecting and managing overdue invoices

Accounts receivable are amounts that clients owe your business for delivered goods or services for which an invoice has been issued but payment has not yet been received.

Definition

Accounts receivable are amounts that clients owe your business for delivered goods or services for which an invoice has been issued but payment has not yet been received.

Details

Legal B2B payment deadline: up to 60 days (can be shorter by agreement). Statute of limitations: 3 years (5 for executive titles). After due date, you can charge statutory late interest. Levka automatically tracks overdue invoices and sends reminders.

Example

You issued 3 invoices to a client: FA-001 (50K, overdue 45 days), FA-002 (30K, overdue 10 days), FA-003 (40K, still within term). Total receivables: 120K MKD, of which 80K overdue.

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Questions about Accounts Receivable (AR)

What is Accounts Receivable (AR)?+
Accounts receivable are amounts that clients owe your business for delivered goods or services for which an invoice has been issued but payment has not yet been received.
How does Accounts Receivable (AR) affect e-Faktura?+
Legal B2B payment deadline: up to 60 days (can be shorter by agreement). Statute of limitations: 3 years (5 for executive titles). After due date, you can charge statutory late interest. Levka automatically tracks overdue invoices and sends reminders.

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