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Net Working capital and Current Ratio are two facets of one coin. Do you agree ?

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Date de publication: 2014/09/17
georgei assi
par georgei assi , مدير حسابات , المجموعة السورية

Current Ratio (Current Ratio) Method of calculation: current assets / current liabilities    Working Capital (Working Capital) Method of calculation: current assets - current liabilities We find that the percentage of trading reflects the ability of the company's assets traded on cover short-term obligations. The company's assets in order to ensure their commitments in all cases, whether in borrowing or liquidation, The working capital is the expression of the company's ability to finance its daily operations and to meet short-term obligations. Note that they actually Haan of the same coin

VENKITARAMAN KRISHNA MOORTHY VRINDAVAN
par VENKITARAMAN KRISHNA MOORTHY VRINDAVAN , Project Execution Manager & Accounts Manager , ALI INTERNATIONAL TRADING EST.

Current Ratio = Current Assets /Current Liabilities

Working Capital = Current Assets - Current liabilities

The purpose of Calculation almost works the same purpose and hence it is meaningful to interpret the same as mentioned above as: Both are two facets of one coin.

mohamed Hakim CMA CPA Candidate
par mohamed Hakim CMA CPA Candidate , Accounting Manager , Andersen saudi arabia

Yes it is two facets of one coin 

It measure liquidity and ability to pay shortterm obligations 

Current assets -  / current liabilities 

Utilisateur supprimé
par Utilisateur supprimé

agreed with mr georgei

FITAH MOHAMED
par FITAH MOHAMED , Financial Manager , FUEL AND ENERGY CO for transportion petroleum materials

Yes I agree 

 

Both are two facets of one coin.

Khan Sohal khan
par Khan Sohal khan , Associate , State Street Syntel Services Pvt Ltd.

yes it is.

Khaled Mohee Eldeen Abbas Mahmoud
par Khaled Mohee Eldeen Abbas Mahmoud , Chartered Accountant # 10465 , Self-employed

yes, I do agree

Working capital and the current ratio measure the liquidity of your business - its ability to meet short-term debt with current assets.

 

Together, these are two of the most common measures of financial strength. The current ratio shows whether a company has sufficient access to cash to continue operations after paying off current liabilities. Working capital is the dollar amount by which current assets exceed current liabilities.

Tanveer Qureshi
par Tanveer Qureshi , Director , Qureshi Associates

Agreed.