glossary

Receivable

A receivable is an amount due to the business from another party, usually arising from credit sales, loans, advances, or other claims. It is recorded as an asset because the business expects future economic benefit through collection. Receivables need monitoring because delayed or doubtful collections can affect liquidity and profit.

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