Module 8 Study Guide Flashcards
Current liabilities
indicates the ability of a company to pay its current liabilities from current assets.
Liabilities
the debts owed by a business.
Long-term liabilities
obligations that do not qualify as current liabilities.
operating cycle
(or cash cycle) is the time it takes to begin with cash, buy necessary items to produce revenues (such as materials, supplies, labor, and/or finished goods), sell goods or services, and receive cash by collecting the resulting receivables.
Clearly determinable liabilities
the existence of the liability and its amount are certain.
Estimated liabilities
the existence of the liability is certain, but its amount only can be estimated.
Contingent liabilities
obligations that (1) are payable within one year or one operating cycle, whichever is longer, or (2) will be paid out of current assets or create other current liabilities.