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Define the term operating cycle of the business.
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Current Assets: Current assets are those assets that can be converted to cash, or used in the business operations within a period of one year, or the normal operating cycle of the business, whichever is longer in time period.
The operating cycle refers to a time period, within which a business firm completes the cycle of cash to cash status, in the business operations. That is, use of cash in the first place to purchase inventory, sell them to customers on credit and creating
Thus, operating cycle is the time period in which the business firm sustain their cash status through business operations.
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