FIN 465- Midterm Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 19 pages long!)

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Working capital is the arithmetic difference between two balance sheet-aggregated accounts: current assets and current liabilities: working capital = current assets current liabilities. Cash accounts & short-term investments accounts categories include cash on hand and in the bank accounts, and any short-term investments that are expected to be turned into cash within one year. Accounts receivable category of current assets includes all credit sales where the customer is expected to pay by a future date specified on an invoice. Inventory most companies hold some combination of raw materials, work in process, and finished goods. Payables the accounts payable account represents the amounts owed to creditors for purchases. Other working capital accounts prepaid expenses and accrued expenses often appear on balance sheets. Bank refers to commercial banks, although other financial services companies and some vendors provide many of the services described. Float refers to funds in the process of collection or disbursement.

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