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Accounts payable vs. accounts receivable: What are the differences?

ThomsonReuters

Accounts payable (AP) , is the list of all amounts a company owes to its vendors. Generally, when an invoice is received, it’s recorded as a journal entry and posted to the general ledger. It is important to note that cash sales, as with a retail client, are not considered part of accounts receivable.

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Business Budgeting Software Guide: Budgeting Software for Small to Enterprise Business

Snyder

While a 50%-70% ratio can be considered healthy for such businesses as retailers, restaurants, manufacturers, and other producers of goods, for many service and technology businesses, law firms, or banks, this figure increases up to 90%. PlanGuru will be a match for a small business, accountant, business advisor, or nonprofit organization.