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3 years ago

What is tax payable????????

2 answers:

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A liability is basically something you owe someone.Your reliable for paying that someone back correct?
Tax Payable is a liability.But what exactly is tax payable?
Well its a "tax" you have to pay to the federal government and you have a year to do so.

*If you are taking accounting the tax payable is on the balance sheet, (the income Statements side to be exact)
Hope this helped :)

alukav5142 [94]3 years ago

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It's like a type of a account in the current liabilities section of a company's um I think balance sheet.

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