accounts due to customers

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• accounts receivable — *Short term, invoiced amounts due from *customers for the supply of goods or services. Accounts receivable are classified as a *current asset in the balance sheet when their recoverability becomes doubtful, an *allowance for bad debts is created …   Auditor's dictionary

• accounts receivable — Money due or owed to a business or professional by customers or clients for goods or services. Generally, accounts receivable refers to the total amount due to a business and is considered in calculating the value of the business. Category:… …   Law dictionary

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