Key Aspects of Accounts Receivable and Payable Management in Enterprises
Keywords:
Receivables, payables, financial stabilityAbstract
This scientific article covers the main aspects of managing receivables and payables, their impact on the financial stability and cash flow of enterprises. Effective management of receivables and payables makes a significant contribution to the successful implementation of the enterprise's activities. The article highlights the importance of managing these processes by optimizing the debt collection process, timely fulfillment of credit obligations, and introducing modern technologies. It also examines the role of strategic approaches and financial planning in managing receivables and payables. This article offers debt management strategies necessary for maintaining financial stability and development in enterprises.
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