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According to IAS-1, Classified the accounts payable as current liabilities even if the due date after two years. True or False?

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Question added by Rashad Moursi , Financial and Administrative Officer & international Business Transformer, Hotel Owner Reprs. , Investment and financial
Date Posted: 2014/05/22
Qasim Raza
by Qasim Raza , HRL as Accountant , Hrl (Pvt) Ltd

True

Kamran Khurshid
by Kamran Khurshid , GROUP ACCOUNTANT , DAARYAAS GROUP

False - Statement! - It should fall under long term liability which is also a sequential of Payable. 

Sridhar Rajagopal
by Sridhar Rajagopal , Financial Controller , Sai Krishna Bio Tech

Accounts Payable always a current liability as it is related to short term (6 months to one Year).Any liability arising after two years will be classified as Long term Liability as required by IFRS(IAS) by accounting standardards

Raju Ghimire
by Raju Ghimire , Looking for an opportunity , Any

False, Cash itself is Current Assets although we're not able to withdraw it whenever needed, Current Assets means which can be converted into most liquid form (cash) within1 stipulated period (mostly1 year). But if we can't withdraw it when needed means its not quick assets.

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