
1.
Current Liabilities
A current liability is an obligation to pay off within a year. This means it has a maturity period of less than a year. It may or may not have interest attached to it. The source of current liabilities is mostly vendors.
To know: Whether the H bonus depends on the classification of the debt securities or not.
2.
Current Liabilities
A current liability is an obligation to pay off within a year. This means it has a maturity period of less than a year. It may or may not have interest attached to it. The source of current liabilities is mostly vendors.
To find:
Criteria for H to classify the securities.
3.
Current Liabilities
A current liability is an obligation to pay off within a year. This means it has a maturity period of less than a year. It may or may not have interest attached to it. The source of current liabilities is mostly vendors.
To find:
Whether any company oversight of H classification of securities.

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