A company regularly purchases materials from a manufacturer on credit. Payments for thesepurchases occur within the company’s operating cycle. They do not include interest and are established withan invoice outlining purchase details, credit terms, and shipping charges. Which current liability situation doesthis best describe?A. sales tax payableB. accounts payableC. unearned revenueD. income taxes payable

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