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Business Solutions and Back-office Functions

Is your company realizing substantial growth and running as effectively as possible? Are you challenged with how to successfully manage all of your back-office functions while generating enough sales to grow your business?

Starting today, you can consider Burt & Associates your back-office. As an SAS 70 Certified Commercial Collections Agency, Burt & Associates has the accounts receivables and financial solutions that will help you attain your business goals. By providing your business those critical back-office functions, we free up your time to attend to your business.

Burt & Associates is a debt recovery recognized leader in commercial collections with the knowledge and expertise in management of accounts receivables and all other back-office services. In addition, we use the power of technology to generate results for your business efficiently and quickly.

Call me today to see which of our services will best fit your company and start improving your time-to-market, streamline your global processes and increase customer satisfaction, all while meeting corporate sales and revenue growth.

With warmest regards,

Jerry Curtis
President & CEO

Educational Tidbits For Today’s Credit Executive
One Look at Unlisted Creditors In a Chapter 11 Filing

A creditor ought to be provided with a formal notice of a Chapter 11 case before the debt owed to it can be discharged. Therefore, there may be situations where an unlisted creditor, that has actual notice of the filing, may wish to refrain from filing a proof of claim. Before doing this, however, the creditor should carefully examine the plan to determine the ability to collect the debt. For example, if the debtor will dispose of its assets as part of a reorganization plan, there may be no source from which the creditor can recover its undischarged claim. If that is the case, the creditor may want to consider filing that proof of claim.

Questions & Answers

Question: Explain the PACER system.

Answer: PACER is the Public Access to Court Electronic Records system, a service provided by the court systems that provides court-filing information. To access PACER one needs an IBM-compatible computer and a modem. There is also often a fee associated with joining the PACER system.