Payables Drawings Delivery vehicles Land and Buildings Capital Receivables 65000 15000 100000 350000 316750 62750 25000 12000 250000 75000 35500 27500 Cash float Petty cash Mortgage Bond Furniture and fittings Bank overdraft Trading Stock/Inventory QUESTION 7: Calculate Current Assets for ABC Limited

Payables Drawings Delivery vehicles Land and Buildings Capital Receivables 65000 15000 100000 350000 316750 62750 25000 12000 250000 75000 35500 27500 Cash float Petty cash Mortgage Bond Furniture and fittings Bank overdraft Trading Stock/Inventory QUESTION 7: Calculate Current Assets for ABC Limited

College Accounting, Chapters 1-27

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ISBN:9781337794756

Author:HEINTZ, James A.

Publisher:HEINTZ, James A.

Chapter24: Analysis Of Financial Statements

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