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9. Current Liabilities / Current Portion of Long Term Debt / Problem 10
Problem 10
A company has a \$300,000 loan with a 6-year term and annual repayments of \$50,000. How would this be reported on the balance sheet at the end of the second year?
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\$300,000 as current liabilities.
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\$250,000 as long-term liabilities.
C
\$50,000 as current liabilities and \$200,000 as long-term liabilities.
D
\$0 as liabilities since the loan is not due yet.
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