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If current liabilities shown in assets side of balance
sheet.... what they did wrongly??? how can change the
liabilty side from asset side???
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Answer / simson1984
If cash in credit means Liabilities shown in assets side...
If cash in Debit means Liabilities automatically change...
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Answer / dattatraya kusumkar
yes we can change labilities side by asset side by showing
net working capitl to the asset side. net working capital
wil compenset liabilities side because currest asset always
greater than cuttent liablilites.
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