Working capital is a key figure in the sale of a business because it shows the buyer how much liquid operating capital they will have when they take over, which helps ensure the business can keep running smoothly. Calculating it in a business sale is slightly different from calculating it in normal operations because you are adjusting for any excess cash or debt that won’t transfer to the buyer. Let’s break it down:
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