RE:RE:RE:RE:You Can't Pay Your Bills with Accounts Receivable You can say whatever you want. It is a figure of speech that provides for different scenarios. You are starting to drown in this discussion and best to end it because you are going into scenarios that do not constitute the way "normal" businesses operate.
Current assets and current liabilities have certain meanings. Having a working capital deficiency means you do not have enough current assets to pay current obligations. Something has to give and the give is getting some creditors to accept receiving their payment later than what would be considered normal terms. But you are right, someone may provide you a service and accept getting a payment 5 months after the fact. I don't have any service providers not dinging me interest after 30 days.