What does “A/P aging report” mean in bookkeeping?
A/P aging report (also called Accounts payable aging): A report listing what the business owes each vendor, grouped by how late each bill is: current, 1–30 days, 31–60 days and so on. Used to decide which bills to pay first.
ExampleMetro Power's $165 bill, due October 13, shows in the 1–30 days column on October 15.
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- B4.2 Pay bills15 min
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Written for US bookkeeping. Last reviewed November 5, 2026. See all 100 terms.