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what is Bills Receivables and Bills Payables?
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Answer Posted / mohan kunepalli
Bills Receivables: If any material sales after you will take some amount to Debtors its called a Bills Receivables. For us it is a current Asset.
Bills Payable: If any Material Purchase after you will pay some amount to vendors its called a Bills Payable. For us it is a current Liabilities.
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