The concept of "net realizable value" crops up in two major categories of business bookkeeping: inventories and accounts receivable. Both are classified as current assets, meaning they are assets that ...

The cash realizable value is the amount of money you expect to receive from your accounts receivable after deducting the uncollectable amount. Depending on how many customers do not pay their bills, ...

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