Finance & planning

Working Capital Calculator

Calculate the difference between current assets and current liabilities.

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Your numbers

Use one currency and the same reporting period. Sample values are filled in to help you start.

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Example result

Net working capital50,000in your chosen currency

Use values from the same balance-sheet date. Asset collectability and debt timing matter beyond this snapshot.

Understand the result

How to calculate it

Working capital = current assets − current liabilities

Use values from the same balance-sheet date. Asset collectability and debt timing matter beyond this snapshot.

Worked example

This is an illustrative scenario, not a market benchmark. Select “Reset to example” to reproduce it in the calculator.

Current assets
150,000 currency units
Current liabilities
100,000 currency units

Net working capital: 50,000

Common questions

Working Capital FAQ

Is working capital the same as cash?

No. Current assets can include receivables and inventory that are not immediately spendable.

What does this calculation leave out?

Use values from the same balance-sheet date. Asset collectability and debt timing matter beyond this snapshot.

Are my inputs saved or sent to a server?

Calculations run in your browser. We do not send your inputs or results to our server or analytics. A comparison stays in this tab until it is refreshed. A CSV is saved only when you choose to download it. See our privacy policy for ordinary hosting and optional analytics data.

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