1. The company lists its current assets at $56.9 million.

2. As a firm grows, current assets will generally grow faster than current liabilities.

3. Current assets, particularly accounts receivable and inventory, often represent the largest single category of asset investment for many firms.

4. Investments Investments included in current assets are stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

5. Fixed assets plus net current assets less long-term sources of funding, less shareholders' equity equals the short-term funding required.

6. Thus far we have seen that current assets are listed in order of liquidity, or nearness to cash.

7. Some current assets are by nature needed to maintain the company operations and would not normally be available to meet short-term obligations.

8. Increasing your current assets from new equity contributions.

9. Is an enterprise current assets material item.

10. Subtracting current liabilities from current assets yields working capital.

11. Prepaid expenses are listed last among the current assets.

12. Converting non - current assets into current assets.

13. Current assets are the most liquid.

14. Accounts Receivable are often classified as current assets.

15. Therefore,() prepaid expenses are listed as current assets until their benefit expires or are used up.

16. Assets can be classified into current assets and non - current assets.

17. Article 14 The assets other than current assets shall be put into the category of non-current assets and shall be presented on the basis of their respective nature.

18. The increase in assets is caused mainly by current assets, the long - term assets have decreased.

19. Therefore, accounts receivable from customers are classified as current assets, appearing in the balance sheet immediately after cash and short-term investments in marketable securities.

20. Debts which must be satisfied from current assets within the next operating period, usually one year.

21. The lack weak and turnover of current assets are both key factors that influence the benefit of enterprises.

22. Article 14 The assets other than current assets shall be classified as non-current assets, and shall be presented on the basis of their respective nature.

23. In addition to cash, current assets typically include temporary investments in marketable securities, notes receivable , accounts receivable, merchandise inventory and prepaid expense.

24. One extremely important balance sheet relationship is that of current assets to current liabilities.

25. As cur-rent assets grow with sales, for example(), the overall level of current assets will increase permanently.

26. A conservative policy implies that the firm is less aggressive in minimizing current assets and employing short-term debt.

27. The asset section of the balance sheet is divided into two major sections: current assets and fixed assets.

28. The group's total intangible assets come to ￡13.922m, and total fixed and current assets to ￡24.869m.

29. The time period used in defining current liabilities parallels that used in defining current assets.

30. Notes receivable which can be collected and converted into cash during next accounting year or operating cycle are classified as current assets and are recorded at face value.

31. Article 19 Current assets of enterprises with foreign investment shall include cash on hand, cash in bank, marketable securities, receivables, prepayments and inventory.

32. Current assets include cash, receivables, bank deposits and trade investment.

33. The company has more than 300 million yuan in fixed assets, current assets over 100 million.

34. So the next line item to look at is called Total Current Assets.

35. Working Capital usually refers to net working capital and is the resource that a company can use to finance day-to-day operations. It is calculated by taking current liabilities from current assets.

36. This reduces the liquidity ratio unnecessarily as the current assets only cover short - term lending.

37. It is the net operating profit after taxes minus the economic cost of a company's current assets.

38. The most common ratio using current asset and current-liability data is the current ratio, which is current assets divided by current liabilities.

39. Repayment of long-term debt. Working capital is decreased when current assets are used to repay long-term debts.

40. What does happen if rate ot turnover of current assets slows to half its former rate?

41. It is also known as working capital ratio which refers to the ratio of current assets dividing by current liabilities.

42. From the economic point of view, working capital is made up of the net current assets and permanent short-term liability.

43. What does happen if the rate ot turnover of current assets slows to half its former rate?

44. Monetary assets are owned enterprises and other fixed monetary amount of claims, monetary liquidity and currency of two types of non- current assets .

45. Current assets are usually listed in the order of their liquidity or convertibility into cash.

45. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

46. Third, the more the current assets, the more opportunities costs and less return for the firm.

47. Current assets that cannot be classified under the above current asset headings.

48. In this paper, the BCC efficiency, the return to scale and the output elasticity of current assets, fixed assets, labor in Chinese industries are presented by using Data Envelopment Analysis.

49. Long-term investment matured within a year shall be itemized in the financial statements separately under the caption of current assets.

50. It shows the recourse owned or controlled by the company and the distribution, which is the situation of current assets, permanent investment and fixed assets.

51. All their current assets have been pledged on another loan.

52. Current assets and current liabilities are reported separately from non-current assets and liabilities.

53. At the end of June, the Chinese company had $9.6 billion in total current assets, including about $4 billion in cash.

54. Article 20The category of assets in the balance sheets shall at least include the aggregate item of current assets and non-current assets.

55. Any portion of long term investments to be realized or recoverable within one year from the balance sheet date shall be separately disclosed under current assets in the balance sheet.

56. Companies often sell products or services to customers on credit; these obligations are held in the current assets account until they are paid off by the clients.

57. Bank of East Asia's capital sufficient ratio and the current assets ratio far are higher than the supervision request the level.

58. Article 20 The category of assets in the balance sheets shall at least include aggregate items of current assets and non-current assets.

59. Current assets such as accounts receivable or prepaid rent are not included in the intangible classificatory ion, even though they are lacking in physical substance.

60. A company's ability to pay off its debts. The calculation is to use total current assets divide total short-term liabilities.

61. Assets can be classified into current assets non - current assets.

62. The paper points that current assets ratio, current liabilities ratio, current ratio and working capital turnover have no obvious relation with corporation's performance as a whole.

63. Ratio of current assets to current liabilities. It is the main liquidity ratio .

64. At the same time, forward the approach on how to manage the leave unused current assets.

65. The assets may be further classified into current assets and long - term assets.

66. For companies with high stock levels, the so-called quick ratio may be more relevant since this excludes stocks from the current assets.

67. Current assets refer to the companies who want to convert into cash within the accounting period.

68. It expresses the relationship of current assets to current liabilities.