Accountancy, asked by aulakhr35, 3 months ago

bills payable comes under which type of liability
1. fixed liability ,2.current liability ,3.Fictitious liability, 4.Non of these

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Answered by nisarbaloch044
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Answer:

2 is right answer current liability

Answered by Poorna989
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Bills payable come under (2) Current liability

Current liability-

  • Current liabilities are an organization's short-time period financial obligations that might be due within 12 months or within a normal operating cycle.
  • An operating cycle additionally known as the cash conversion cycle is the time it takes an organization to buy inventory and convert it to cash from sales.
  • An instance of a current liability is debts to suppliers in the form of accounts payable.
  • Bills are a short-term financial obligation.

Explanations to incorrect answers-

(1) Fixed liability- Fixed liabilities are the kind of liability that can be paid over a time period exceeding 12 months. Examples- bonds, mortgages. bonds, loans.

(3) Fictitious liability- These kinds of liabilities aren't real or actual and are simply imaginary or fabricated figures that are there in accounting records.

(4) None of these- Answer is Current liability which is given as option 2.

Hence, Bills payable come under (2) Current liability

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