An ideal source of cash to pay immediate monthly bills is: Select one: a. issuing a...
An ideal source of cash to pay immediate monthly bills is:
Select one:
a. issuing a note payable in five years
b. purchase of capital assets
c. recent payments by customers of accounts receivable
d. payment of dividends to shareholders
Homework Answers
Current liabilities should be paid from current assets. In this question liaby is monthly bills .
Excluding option c every other option is regarding fixed assets or financing decisions or long term liabilities.
Hence option c is correct and other one are incorrect.
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