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A payable classified as current liabilities on the balance sheet is expected to be paid within ?

1- One year .

2- The current operating cycle .

3- The current operating cycle or one year , whichever is shorter .

4- The current operating cycle or one year , whichever is longer .

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Date Posted: 2015/09/03
Deleted user
by Deleted user

The answer is option (4). A current liability is to be paid within a current operating cycle or one year, whichever is longer.

Michael Lagunday
by Michael Lagunday , Accounts Assistant , Invest Group Overseas LLC

My answer is4. The current operating cycle or one year, whichever is longer.

 

IAS classifies liability as current when it is expected to be paid within one year or current operating cycle whichever is longer.

Belal Abdelhamid
by Belal Abdelhamid , Finance Manager , Retaj Global Hotel & Resorts

Answer is 4 whichever is longer 

 

Ahmed kandil
by Ahmed kandil , Cost Controller , Battour Holding Cpompany

The current operating cycle or one year , whichever is longer

number4 is the correct answer 

Thanks 

 

Imtiaz Muhammad
by Imtiaz Muhammad , Associate Auditor , RSM Avais Hyder Liaquat Nouman And Co Chartered Accountant

The Correct answer is Option4.....Because the Current Liabilities is Expected to be paid or expired more than one year .......For the less than one year liabilities.. It will b shown under the heading of non current liability,

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by Deleted user

3- The current operating cycle or one year , whichever is shorter ..............................

Khaleed Athman
by Khaleed Athman , Senior Internal Auditor , Kenya Revenue Authority

The current operating cycle or one year , whichever is shorter .

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