How to calculate working capital requirement?

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by Amjad khamis , Student Accounts Manager , Sohar University

compute the working capital requirements of each company

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by MEER MUJAHID ALI , Accountant , Carrefour Hyper Market

Simple :

Current Asset - Current Liability = Working Capital

CA: The assets which can be converted into the cash within the accounting period.

CL: The Liability which are redeem or repayable to the accounting period

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