Accountancy, asked by dayan5843, 2 months ago

As per Companies Act, 2013, which of the following is considered as the
component of Trade payables? (a) Outstanding Wages (b) Creditors (c) Salary
Payable (d) Provision for Tax.​

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Answered by shivanikishnani
8
B creditors are considered as trade payable
Answered by DevendraLal
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Option B is the correct answer i.e., Creditor.

  • As per the Companies Act, 2013, the creditor is considered a trade payables component.
  • Trade payables are made up of the creditor or creditors and the invoices payable for the products or services received.
  • Trade accounts payable (also known as trades payable) is the term used to describe the sum that suppliers charge a business for delivering goods or rendering services as part of regular business operations.
  • The business puts the billed amounts in the accounts payable section of its accounting software or balance sheet when they are paid on credit.
  • Trade payables do not include any sums owed to suppliers that are promptly paid in cash because they are no longer a liability.
  • Think of a restaurant. The restaurant purchases inventory, which they assemble and sell to customers, such as meals, napkins, and to-go cups. All of those are trade payables.

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