Accrued Liabilities Generally Differ from Accounts Payable in That Accrued

question 38

Multiple Choice

Accrued liabilities generally differ from accounts payable in that accrued liabilities:

• A)Are often based on estimates.
• B)Are usually confirmed at year-end.
• C)Depend upon the existence of a transaction for original recording of the account.
• D)Are never included in cost of goods sold.

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