AN ANALYSIS ON ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE MANAGEMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ACCENTURE (BANGALORE)

S. Oviya, E. Bhuvaneshwari

Abstract


An account receivable management incorporates is all about ensuring that customers pay their invoices. Good receivables management helps prevent overdue payment or non-payment. It is therefore a quick and effective way to strengthen the company’s financial or liquidity position. It also represents money owed by entities to the firm on the sale of products or services on credit. Thus, the study focuses on minimizing the Days Sales Outstanding and Disputes.

Keywords


Account receivable management, Invoices, Days sales outstanding, Disputes, Overdue payment, Liquidity position.

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