the period exceeding ______years is regarded as long term ?
1)five
2)six
3)four
4)three
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The period exceeding is five years.
- This relates to how long an asset/liability has been kept.
- Such an element can be kept as long as 30 years or more, depending on the type of security.
- For example: Long-term liabilities are typically the specific business's financial commitments that are due in the future for more than an active year.
- Examples of long term liabilities are -
- Long term Loans
- Payable Bonds
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