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MissTica
2 years ago
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How would a company's working capital be affected if a substantial amount of accounts payable were paid in cash?

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rosijanka [135]2 years ago
3 0

If a company pays most of the major payments through cash it means its cash flow will be reduced due to the company’s working capital will also reduce but the current liabilities will remain unchanged.

Cash flow includes in Current assets of the company and is considered to be the strength of the company's working capital. therefore with the cash payments company's current assets will reduce and this reduction weakens working capital.

For example, Individual A pays most of the payments through cash and his current assets are being reduced due to that his working capital would also reduce with its cash flow but the liabilities will remain unchanged as they are long-term debt.

Liabilities are of more than a year or about a year due to that they’ll not affect the current assets of the company and this will not affect its working capital.

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