Aging Accounts Receivable measures:
A)months a bill has been due but not paid.
B)days a bill has been due but not paid.
C)sales for the year.
D)All of these answers are correct.

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Aging Accounts Receivable is a measure of how long it takes for customers to pay their bills. It is commonly measured in days, not months, and represents the length of time that a bill has been due but not paid. Option B is the most accurate description of Aging Accounts Receivable.

Aging Accounts Receivable Measures