A company has issued new 3-year bonds at par in each of the last five years....
A company has issued new 3-year bonds at par in each of the last five years. On the company's balance sheet, principal due on its bonds will appear as:
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both current and long-term liabilities. |
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long-term liabilities only. |
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current liabilities only. |
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both current and long-term liabilities.
the above is answer..
because some bonds will have remaining maturity of one year (the bond issued in year 3) while others will have long term liability
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