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Metrics guide›Financial statement lines

Accounts receivable, net, current

Amounts due from customers for goods or services, after credit-loss allowances, classified as current.

Worked example · a round-number company

Accounts receivable, net, current$1.0B÷Total assets$10.0B=Share of assets10.0%This period$1.0B÷A year before$800M− 1 =Change+25.0%

How to read it

↕Neither higher nor lower is better. Shows customer payments still to be collected.

Keep in mind

  • Excludes nontrade receivables and may already be included in a broader accounts-and-other-receivables subtotal.