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Accounts Receivable

Accounts receivable are oral promises to pay debts. They are generally classified as current assets and also either as trade receivables (accounts receivable from purchasers of goods and services) or nontrade receivables (accounts receivable from persons other than customers, such as advances to employees, tax refunds, etc.). See also current assets and notes receivable.

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Current Assets [FARBAR]Notes Receivable [FARBAR]Back to Dictionary

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