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I got a bit confused, when determines "accounts payable trade" from the balance sheet, am I using accounts payable line, or am i using the sum of current liabilities?
I've found these videos very helpful and am grateful for this channel but this still doesn't make sense to me. If I'm plugging the amount of money owed and dividing by sales revenue then I can see how that generates a percentage of sales that is owed but how on earth does timesing it by 365 days in a year give any indication of the days it takes to pay? Baffled.
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Excellent Explanation Sir
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Really clear. Thanks
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very useful........
I got a bit confused, when determines "accounts payable trade" from the balance sheet, am I using accounts payable line, or am i using the sum of current liabilities?
Shouldn’t one use avg. receivables and avg. payables?
Bravo
I've found these videos very helpful and am grateful for this channel but this still doesn't make sense to me.
If I'm plugging the amount of money owed and dividing by sales revenue then I can see how that generates a percentage of sales that is owed but how on earth does timesing it by 365 days in a year give any indication of the days it takes to pay? Baffled.
is this in edexcel?
Yes - both these two ratios are in the Edexcel A Level Business specification
bro cost of goods/ creditors *365 comes payble days
you are wrong