which of the following events is most likely to increase the accounts receivable turnover rate?
A) a decrease in sales
B) faster collection on accounts receivable
C) an increase in sales
D) slower collection of accounts receivable
Answer
--Account receivables Turnover rate = Net (Credit) Sales / Average accounts receivables
--Ratio would increase if:
Sales (Numerator) increases OR Average account receivables
(Denominator) Decreases.
--Correct Answer = Option 'C' An Increase in Sales will likely increase the accounts receivable turnover rate, because sales is used as a numerator for computing the given rate.
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