1.
Receivables turnover ratio
= Net credit sales / Net average accounts receivables
= $60,319,000 / [($7,599,000 + $7,252,000) / 2]
= 8.12 times
Days sales in receivables = 365 / Receivables turnover ratio = 365 / 8.12 = 44.95 or 45 (rounded up) days
2.
Receivables turnover ratio is 8.12 times. This means, the company is able to turnover its average receivables 8.12 times in a year. In other words, the company is able to collect its average receivables 8.12 times in a year.
Days' sales in receivables is 45 days. This means, the company is able to collect its average receivables in 45 days.
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