The document provides instructions to classify various accounts as either assets or liabilities, and further classify them as either current or non-current. It lists examples such as a mortgage loan due in two years and store supplies to demonstrate how to properly categorize accounts by their nature and timing of the cash flows. Employees' unpaid salaries are identified as a current liability, while a long-term insurance policy and written customer pledge are non-current assets.
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Accounting
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Acctg_activity_3.3.2.1 - Engage - Familiarizing the Accounts
The document provides instructions to classify various accounts as either assets or liabilities, and further classify them as either current or non-current. It lists examples such as a mortgage loan due in two years and store supplies to demonstrate how to properly categorize accounts by their nature and timing of the cash flows. Employees' unpaid salaries are identified as a current liability, while a long-term insurance policy and written customer pledge are non-current assets.
The document provides instructions to classify various accounts as either assets or liabilities, and further classify them as either current or non-current. It lists examples such as a mortgage loan due in two years and store supplies to demonstrate how to properly categorize accounts by their nature and timing of the cash flows. Employees' unpaid salaries are identified as a current liability, while a long-term insurance policy and written customer pledge are non-current assets.
Instruction: Identify the accounts to their respectively classification on whether it
is ASSET or LIABILITY. Also determine if the account is CURRENT or NON- CURRENT.
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ASSET OR LIABILITY CURRENT OR NON –
CURRENT Mortgage loan due in two Liability Non – Current years. Insurance policy covering Asset (Long-term assets) Non – Current three years. Store supplies. Asset Current A written pledge that the Asset Non – Current customer will pay a fixed amount. Salaries of employees not Liability Current yet paid.