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2 years ago

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2 answers:

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The answer is option A

Accounts receivable is an amount that a debtor (in this case the customer) owes your business. So this is considered an asset.

Accounts payable is an amount that a creditor (in this case can be us the business) owes a business. This is considered a liability.

Cost of goods sold is the amount a business pays to produce goods to be sold in a specific period of time usually a year. It is recorded on the income statement. It is considered as an expense.

yan [13]2 years ago

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Answer:

b account payable is your answer.....

Explanation:

B. Accounts Payable

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