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Aging of Accounts

What are Aging of Accounts? Briefly illustrate it.

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Aging of Accounts: Aging of accounts is the method to categorize accounts according to billing or due date. In this categorization, we get the idea to whom, we have to get first and to whom, we have to reimburse first.

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