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Answer Posted / murli vohra
Working Capital is the access of current assets over current Liability.
working Capital= Current Assets-Current Liability
Or we can say ....that amount of capital which company uses for its Day to day operations.
Capital can be Divided in two parts
1) Fixed Capital
2) Working capital
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