Quick Question - Formal finance street name?

What is the formal finance street name for the following?:

Accts. Rec./Sales Accts. Pay/Sales Inventory/Sales

I think they are called ---turnover, with the numerator as the -----, but I just want to know if this is correct.

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Agreed. Inventory days are also used though.

What's up with the 360 though vs 365? Is that some convention I missed out on?

 

If you're doing it yearly, 365. But it's pretty rare to show a model with JUST years -- usually it'll be at least quarterly, sometimes monthly. In which case you'll do 30 days per month or 90 days per quarter, which yields the 360 days per year convention.

 

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