Core current assets are the minimum permanent current assets required to keep business operations running, such as essential raw materials, work-in-progress, finished goods, and stores. Under the Tandon Committee's third method, these assets should be financed through long-term funds rather than bank finance.
24 December 2009
For calculating Maximum permissible bank finance 3 methods were recommended by Tandon Committee. In the third method it was suggested that Core Current Assets i.e. permanent current assets (that means bare minimum level of raw material, work in progress, finished goods and stores to keep the manufacturing process going on) should be financed from long term funds.