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Current Liabilities are the financial obligations due to be paid to creditors within twelve months.
Long-Term Liabilities are the financial obligations that are due more than one year in the future.
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Statement showing the amount of Current and Long-Term Liabilities -
| No. | Transaction | Current Liability ($) | Long-Term Liability ($) |
| 1. | On January 31,2019, Gaint flowers borrowed $226100 from the bank. The entire amount is due on January 30,2020. | 226100 | - |
| 2. | MNO Company purchased a small building at a cost of $220000. The down payment is $90000. The remaining balance is payable in 4 years with an annual payment of $32500, starting next year. | 32500 |
97500 [220000 - 90000 - 32500] |
| 3. | During September 2019, a business owner obtained an interest- free loan from a financing company. The loan amount was $98000. The agreed terms of payment is 4 annual installments of $24500. | 24500 |
73500 [98000 - 24500] |
| 4. | A business owner borrowed $16000 from a close friend for a business expansion. They both signed an agreement that the payment will be made after 5 years. | - | 16000 |
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