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Working capital is calculated  by deducting the current liabilities fom the current assets.

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Working capital is the capital required for meeting day to day meets of the company and the formula to find out working capital is Current Assets minus Current Liabilities of the Company
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Amount required for day to day operations of a business is working capital. and is equal to current assets minus current liabillities

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Working capital is the amount which is needed for day to day operation of the firm.

It is calculated as; current assets - current liabilities.

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In simple terms.......

The working capital formula is:

Working Capital = Current Assets – Current Liabilities

The working capital formula tells us the short-term liquid assets available after short-term liabilities have been paid off. One should remember that loose tools & spares are not included in Current Assets while calculating working capital. 

Working capital can also be calculated through short term solvency ratios.

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working capital = current assets divided  by current liabilities

Gross working capital = total current assets

net working capital = total current assets minus current liabilities

MPBF which is maximum permissible bank finance is generally 75% of net current assets (depends on bank policy)

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