Formula
to calculate cash turnover ratio:
Cash
Turnover = (cost of sales {excluding depreciation}) /
cash.
Cash
Turnover Ratio = (365 days)/ cash balance ratio.
Cash
turnover ratio definition and explanation:
The cash turnover ratio indicates the number of times
that cash turns over in a year.
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