Abstract
This article proposes a methodology for assessing the relationship between the turnover of working capital and the profit of organizations, as well as a method for increasing the efficiency of its use. The proposed methodology will help stabilize the cash flow of the business, provide high liquidity, manage working capital well, help companies be proactive in spending, in short and medium term financial planning. As a result of the study, we can conclude that there is a deep relationship between turnover and financial results: the higher the rate of capital movement, the greater the financial result the organization will receive.
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