A Liquidator Can Reverse a Transaction Entered into by a Company

question 13

Multiple Choice

A liquidator can reverse a transaction entered into by a company if it is a voidable transaction.However, there will be no obligation on the part of the payee under such a transaction to repay money to the liquidator if the transaction was:

• A)An insolvent and uncommercial transactions.
• B)Made in good faith for valuable consideration when there was no reason to believe the company was insolvent.
• C)An insolvent transaction with a related entity.
• D)An unfair loan.

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Definitions:

Accounts Receivable Aging Report

A report that categorizes a company's accounts receivable according to the length of time an invoice has been outstanding.

Credit Policy

The guidelines a company follows to determine credit terms for customers, including payment period, interest rates, and the criteria for extending credit.

Delayed Credit

A bookkeeping entry signifying credits that will be applied to a customer's account at a future date, affecting future billing cycles rather than immediate revenues.

Delayed Charge

A transaction that records an expenditure which will be billed to a client or customer at a future date, not immediately impacting cash flow.