The following list of items appear on the balance sheet of Crunched Auto Body Repair Shop, which has a 12-month operating cycle. Identify the proper classification of each item. In the space beside each item write a C if it is a current liability, an L if it is a non-current liability, or an N if it is not a liability.
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Wages payable. |
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b. |
Notes payable in 60 days. |
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c. |
Mortgage payable (payments due in the next 12 months). |
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d. |
Notes receivable in 90 days. |
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e. |
Note payable (matures in 5 years). |
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f. |
Mortgage payable (payments due after the next 12 months). |
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g. |
Notes payable due in 18 months. |
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h. |
Income taxes payable. |
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i. |
Estimated warranty liability. |
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j. |
Allowance for doubtful accounts. |
a. Wages payable - C (Current liability)
b. Notes payable in 60 days - C (Current liability)
c. Mortgage payable (payments due in the next 12 months) - C (Current liability)
d. Notes receivable in 90 days - N (Not a liability)
e. Note payable (matures in 5 years) - L (Non current liability)
f. Mortgage payable (payments due after the next 12 months) - L (Non current liability)
g. Notes payable due in 18 months - L (Non current liability)
h. Income taxes payable - C (Current liability)
i. Estimated warranty liability - C (Current liability)
j. Allowance for doubtful accounts - N (Not a liability)
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