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3 years ago

Liabilities are amounts you _____. (1 point) owe consider assets avoid add to your assets

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Liabilities are amounts you avoid add to your assets. By definition, Liabilities are when the state or the person is being legally held responsible that may cause problems. Ideally, one must avoid assets but we can’t have the best of both worlds so there will always be an expected liability in an asset.

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The Correct answer: OWE

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