Question : Current assets include only those assets which are expected to be realised within -
Option 1: 3 months
Option 2: 1 year
Option 3: 6 months
Option 4: 2 years
Correct Answer: 1 year
Solution : Current assets are quickly convertible to cash and have a life lifetime of less than a year. A current asset has no depreciation accounted for because of its short lifespan. When an asset is used for a duration longer than a year, it is said to be utilised on a long-term basis.
Hence the correct answer is option 2.
Question : Within which period the current assets of the company are expected to be realized?
Option 1: More than 1 years
Option 4: 3 months
Question : Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Option 1: Only those assets which are expected to be realized within a year should be included in current assets.
Option 2: Those liabilities, which are expected to be paid within a year, should be included in current liabilities. Those long-term loans and debentures, which will be due for payment within one year, are also included in current liabilities.
Option 3: Loose Tools, Patents, Goodwill, Trade Marks and Computer Software are not included in current assets.
Option 4: Bank Overdrafts should not be included in current liabilities.
Question : ---------------- are the assets which are likely to be converted into cash or cash equivalents within 12 months from the date of the Balance Sheet or within the period of an operating cycle.
Option 1: Liquid Assets
Option 2: Current Assets
Option 3: Current liabilities
Option 4: Total Assets
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