What is working capital?

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it is the capital required to carry day to day functioning of business . it can be further calculating by using the formula as WC=CA-CL
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the capital of a business which is used in its day-to-day trading operations, calculated as the current assets minus the current liabilities
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CA-Inter Cleared (Accounting Technician Executive)

Working Capital means the amount capital which is required to meet my short term needs
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Working capital represent operating liquidity available to a business. it is calculated as current assets-current liablilities
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It is the difference of Current Assets and Current Liabilities.
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It is the capital required to meet the day to day activities of the day.. there are two working capital concepts 1. Gross working capital concept :- it means total investment in current assets. (Total of all current assets). 2. Net working capital concept:- It is the difference between CA - CL. normally...
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It is the capital required to meet the day to day activities of the day.. there are two working capital concepts 1. Gross working capital concept :- it means total investment in current assets. (Total of all current assets). 2. Net working capital concept:- It is the difference between CA - CL. normally we are following net working capital concept. read less
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that part of current assets finaned from capital or own funds. it is arrived by taking total current assers and reducing from that external finance also known as current liabilities.thus current assets less current liabilities is working capital.current assets are aseets employed in working capital cycle.that...
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that part of current assets finaned from capital or own funds. it is arrived by taking total current assers and reducing from that external finance also known as current liabilities.thus current assets less current liabilities is working capital.current assets are aseets employed in working capital cycle.that is cash, stock .debtors etc read less
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Working capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities
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Working capital is a capital which is very useful n need of a business ...which is used in its day to day operation & daily expenses..it is arrived from the current assets - current liability... n it is a net working capital .. it shows operating liquidity of a firm...
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Current asset -current liability
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