Answer / maniraj

WCG =CA- (CL Other than bank borrowing)

Answer / rr

WCG = TCA(total chargable asset = CA+cash)-Othe current liabilities

Answer / biju gopal

n order to reduce the dependence of businesses on banks for working capital, ceiling on bank credit to individual firms has been prescribed. Accordingly, businesses have to compute the current assets requirement on the basis of stipulations as to size. So, flabby inventory, speculative inventory cannot be carried on with bank finance. Normal current liabilities, other than bank finance, are also worked out considering industry and geographical features and factors. Working capital gap is the excess of current assets as per stipulations over normal current liabilities (other than bank assistance). Bank assistance for working capital shall be based on the working capital gap, instead of the current assets need of a business. This type of financing assistance by banks was introduced on the basis of recommendations of Tandon Committee

Answer / tulja

Its nothing but...
Total Current Assets-Total Current Liabilities...
Total Current Assets-Total Current Liabilities=Working
Capital Gap

Answer / mostafa nagy

I think the working capital gap happens when the difference between the current assets and current liabilities become negative and the following formula will clarify

Current assets - Current liabilities = - 100,000

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