The Receivable That Is Usually Evidenced by a Formal Instrument

question 40

Multiple Choice

The receivable that is usually evidenced by a formal instrument of credit is a(n)

• A) trade receivable.
• B) note receivable.
• C) accounts receivable.
• D) income tax receivable.

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Definitions:

Journal Entry

A record in accounting that represents the recording of a financial transaction in a journal.

Restricted Funds

Funds that are constrained by external parties or legislation for specific purposes and cannot be freely used for any other expenditures.

Reporting Objectives

The goals or purposes behind preparing and presenting financial reports, aimed at providing useful information to various stakeholders for making economic decisions.

Not-For-Profit Organizations

Organizations that operate for purposes other than generating profit, often focusing on social, educational, or charitable activities.