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5.Which of the following is true regarding notes receivable (N/R)?
a. A N/R is always a long term asset
b A N/R is always a current asset
c. A note is a more formal document than an accounts receivable
d. A note is a less formal doucment than an accounts receivable

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c. A note is a more formal document than an accounts receivable

Notes Receivable situation means there is a formal document drawn up that often is collaterized, has a specific term, interest rate, and has to be paid on a regular basis. so it is more formal than AR

 

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