Advances to supplier: 600,000 currently collectible: 300,000 Advances to officers AFDA: (100,000) Selling price of items invoiced at 120% of cost but not yet delivered and excluded from inventory.: 600,000 3,000,000 Other matters: after reviewing the Accounts payable to suppliers, the only portion under current liabilities. Trade accounts payable has an amount worth 2450,000 net of debit balance worth 50,000. How much is the current liabilities under SFP that should be reported at the end of the year?
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