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Overadvance

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Overadvance

When a company obtains a loan in order to increase their inventory prior to an expected increase in sales volume.

Notes:

Essentially, an overadvance is a loan amount that temporarily exceeds a company's accounts receivables.

See also: Accounts Receivable - AR, Inventory, Loan, Net Receivables

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