Open rohitcube opened 9 months ago
They are not the same terms, net cash on hand refers to (net income - net expenses)
Team chose [response.NotInScope
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Reason for disagreement: Thank you to the team for clarifying in their explanation. Therefore, it should be explained to the user that "net cash on hand refers to (net income - net expenses)" in the UG. So I would still consider this a bug as the terminology used it not well defined and causes confusion for the user.
same terminologies should be used so that the user does get confused. net cash on hand was used nowhere else in the program or UG so far.