- Suitable for being received or accepted, especially as payment.
- Awaiting or requiring payment; due or collectible.
A business asset due to one business from another. Often used in the plural.
receivable
Dictionary:
re·ceiv·a·ble (rĭ-sē'və-bəl)  |
adj.
A business asset due to one business from another. Often used in the plural.
A business asset due to one business from another. Often used in the plural.
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
awaiting payment
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 | BR (abbreviation) |
| Accounts Receivable Discounted (in accounting) |
| Credit Receivable Risk (insurance term) |
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- BR (abbreviation)
- Accounts Receivable Discounted (in accounting)
- Credit Receivable Risk (insurance term)
- Accounts Receivable (in accounting)
- Accounts Receivable Turnover (business term)
- AR (abbreviation)
- bankable
- Accounts Receivable Financing (business term)
- Uncollectible Account (in accounting)
- Normal Operating Cycle (business term)
- Liquidity Ratio (in accounting)
- Subsidiary Ledger (business term)
- Collection Ratio (finance term)
- Net Quick Assets (finance term)
