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    Accounts Receivable Are Rarely Worth Face Value,and Should Be "Aged
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Accounts Receivable Are Rarely Worth Face Value,and Should Be "Aged

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Accounts receivable are rarely worth face value,and should be "aged" when evaluating a company's assets.

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