Statement: At December 31, 2021, goods costing P125,000 are in transit from a supplier. Terms of purchase of the said goods is FOB origin. The goods and the related invoice have not been received as of year-end. Question: Is the 125,000 amount mentioned in the statement a current liability or no? Why?

Statement: At December 31, 2021, goods costing P125,000 are in transit from a supplier. Terms of purchase of the said goods is FOB origin. The goods and the related invoice have not been received as of year-end. Question: Is the 125,000 amount mentioned in the statement a current liability or no? Why?

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