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Question

Which of the following needs to be excluded from current assets apart from closing stock, to get the balance as liquid assets?

This question was previously asked in
SSC CGL 2017 (Tier 1) Previous Year Paper (16-Aug-2017) (Shift 1)
The correct answer is

Prepaid expenses

The correct answer is option 1. Prepaid expenses need to be excluded from current assets as they represent payments made in advance for services or goods not yet consumed, and are not liquid assets.

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