Generally, an Increase in a Current Liability Results in an Increase

question 174

True/False

Generally, an increase in a current liability results in an increase in the operating activities category of the cash flow statement.

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Definitions:

Debit Accounts

Accounts that are increased with a debit entry, indicating either an increase in assets or expenses or a decrease in liabilities, equity, or revenue.

Credit Accounts

Accounts that are increased by credits and decreased by debits, reflecting liabilities and shareholder equity.

Owner's Equity

The amount of assets in a company that belongs to the owners after deducting liabilities; also known as shareholders' equity.

Capital Account

An account on the balance sheet that represents the equity or ownership interest of owners in the business.