Cash in hand-5000,Cash at bank-4000, Bill receivable-
3000,Bills payable-5000,Bank loan-6000.Calculate total
liability of the firm?
Answer Posted / shalaka chavan
11000 is total liability amount
(bills payble + bank loan)
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