The purpose of this paper is to explore and analyze the impact of contractual multiple financial compensation on the liquidity of companies, to understand and evaluate the complex relationship between collection of claims and liquidity, and determine the contribution of contractual multiple financial compensation in relation to other financial models. The following research methods have been used in this specialization thesis: methods of analysis and synthesis, descriptive methods, comparative methods, generalization methods, methods of observation, and methods of induction and deduction. The results can give an insight into how to better prepare, adjust and maintain a business process, evaluate how contractual multiple financial compensation can affect the business process, liquidity and business success, and prepare further areas for future research. The results of the research can give insight into the deeper understanding of contractual multiple financial compensation and companies to point out their practical application to achieve greater business results in entrepreneurship. The research can affect the current practice which has been applied by businesses in business processes and improve the existing application of contractual multiple financial compensation in the economy and business. The results obtained will be useful to all participants in the business process, to shareholders, investors, managers, employees and other interested legal entities, thus meeting the expectations of these interest groups.