Accountancy, asked by vidishasachdev123, 6 months ago

Trade receivables implies
(a) Debtors + Bills receivables
(b) Debotrs - Bill receivables
(c) Debtors + Bills payable
(d) Debtors - Bills payable​

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Answered by swethiiimiriyala
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Answer:

a

Explanation:

Trade receivable implies both debtors and bills receivable

Answered by swethassynergy
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Option (a). Trade receivables implies Debtors + Bills receivables.

Explanation:

  • Trade receivables are the current assets that include the total amount the customers owed to the business.
  • It is the value of the goods and services that a business has already sold and delivered to its customers but hasn't received the payment for it yet.
  • Trade receivable includes debtors as well as the bills receivables as both owe the business money but are yet to make the payment for the same.
  • Therefore, trade receivables imply debtors + bills receivables.
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