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How is Bank (Overdraft) classified on a Balance Sheet?

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A.a. Current Liability
B.b. Non-Current Asset
C.c. Current Asset
D.d. Non-Current Liability
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Question restatement: How is Bank (Overdraft) classified on a Balance Sheet? Answer options: - a. Current Liability - b. Non-Current Asset - c. Current Asset - d. Non-Current Liability Option a: Current Liability. This is the correct way to classify a bank overdraft in most accounting frameworks because it represents an o......Login to view full explanation

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