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Payroll is the single most important recurring obligation for any business with employees. Missing payroll damages trust, triggers legal consequences, and accelerates turnover -- yet cash flow gaps make it one of the most common pain points for small business owners. Payroll funding provides short-term capital specifically to cover wages, payroll taxes, benefits, and contractor payments when your operating account cannot absorb the full cycle. This situation is more common than most owners realize. A home healthcare agency waiting 60 days for insurance reimbursements, a construction company between project milestones, or a restaurant facing a slow week after a holiday all encounter the same problem: employees need to be paid on Friday regardless of when revenue arrives. Payroll funding solves this by advancing the cash you need to meet obligations and then collecting repayment when your revenue cycle catches up. Because missing payroll carries severe consequences -- including IRS penalties for unpaid payroll taxes, state labor violations, and employee departures -- lenders in this space prioritize speed. Many payroll funding products can be approved and disbursed within 24 hours. Typical funding amounts range from $5,000 to $250,000, with terms between 1 and 12 months. Unlike invoice factoring, payroll funding does not require outstanding invoices as collateral. Your business revenue history and payroll consistency are the primary underwriting factors, making this an accessible option for service businesses, healthcare providers, and labor-intensive trades.