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For calculating ‘Cash flow from operating activities,’ why decrease in debtors or bills receivables are added to operating profits? - Accounts

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For calculating ‘Cash flow from operating activities,’ why decrease in debtors or bills receivables are added to operating profits?

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When trade receivables (debtors) decrease, it means that customers have paid off their dues, resulting in actual cash inflow. Since no revenue is recorded again, but cash is received, we add the decrease to operating profit to reflect this increase in cash.

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