The discount rate in factoring is best described as what?
AThe fee the factor charges
BThe advance to the seller
CThe interest on a bank loan
DThe rebate returned later
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The fee the factor charges
The discount rate is the fee the factor charges, stated as a percentage of the invoice face value.
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