Long-term assets and liabilities


In 1936 the AICPA recognized the difference in importance between items reported in the balance sheet as current assets and liabilities, and long-term assets and liabilities, for the different users of financial information. They acknowledge that the liquidity of a business was as important, if not more important, than long-term assets and liabilities from the point of view of the :

A. debtor

B. common stock shareholder

C. creditor

D. preferred stock shareholder

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Accounting Basics: Long-term assets and liabilities
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