Accountancy, asked by dinkylohana, 2 months ago

2. One of the following is not an absolute liquid assets :
(a) cash in hand
bills receivable
(b) cash at bank (d) marketable investments

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Answered by nirmalyadav7374
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Answer:

Cash in hand bills receiveable

Answered by Anonymous
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Bills receivable is not an absolute liquid asset.

  • The assets that are highly liquid are referred to as assets that are absolutely liquid.
  • The amount of cash at the bank or in hand and the investments that are marketable are included in this category.
  • The bills receivable always have a possibility of turning into bad debts and might not be received. So, these are not considered absolutely liquid.
  • Thus, it is the correct option.
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