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1. are the debts of the company. They are bank loans, balances pending payment to suppliers and debts for taxes and Social Security.

 

 

 2. I do accounts of what I can spend and what I can't

 

Vanesa Mendoza

DARLY KARINA CORDOBA A.

1).they are bank loans, balances pending payment to suppliers, and debts for taxes and Social Security.

2).

put to produce what I have and getting better and better profits and thus be able to pay what I owe.

1. Liabilities are the debts of the company. They are bank loans, balances pending payment to suppliers, and debts for taxes and Social Security.

 

2. Making my own financial plan where I am clear about what I will have and what I must to define strategies to be able to achieve the goals set and to be able to manage my income well according to the established plan

2.Primarily it is to take stock of what we have and what we owe in order to forecast debt management but also to look at how to make the most of the loan, as well as to look at the timing of repayment periods

1. liabilities in a company are classified in two ways; current liabilities and fixed liabilities, which current liabilities are those that are handled in the short term such as: LABOR OBLIGATIONS, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, TAXES ON SALE, BANKS e.t.c.

and the most fixed liabilities are : LONG TERM LOANS, MORTGAGES, LONG TERM ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, LONG TERM CREDITORS.

these are some of the liabilities that are handled in a company.

mary luzg,p

1) liabilities are bank loans, balances pending payment to suppliers, and debts for taxes and social security.

2)know how to maintain and spend what is necessary and for what i owe or owe the best thing to do is save or get resources to be able to cover more debts.

Andrey Cuellar:

2. I always keep a record of the transactions I make to have a good control and management of my debts and my money.

Heidy Carolina Herrera

 

2. To know what I have and what I spend, a well-organized accounting must be kept where I specify the costs and expenses that I carry in my day to day.

Paula Martinez

1-the most common liabilities in a company are:

In circulation: wages payable, loans payable, accounts receivable and taxes receivable.

in the long term they are: mortgages payable and others are deposits in customer guarantees

Andrey Cuellar:

1. The most common liabilities in a company are the financial obligations that the company has either with a bank and all the accounts payable that are owed to its creditors or suppliers.

Ruben Guzman

Regarding the management of the money that I have, I almost always take out all the expenses that I have and cancel the pending debts and try to save the rest.

2- we keep a balance sheet to relate assets and liabilities

1.what do you think the common liabilities of a company are?

The most common liabilities of a company are the debts that the entity makes to require investments in products to generate profits

2.what do you usually do to manage what you own and what you we?|

What I do to manage what I have and what I have to do is organize my business and look at how much cash in the week I get the profit and what was invested

Heidy carolina Herrera

 

1. the most common liabilities in a company are bank loans, short-term debts, wages payable.

1.I would think that the most common liabilities are all we call costs and expenses payable. An invoice in general can be a liability.

2 the key is to keep an orderly accounting to know what I have, and how it. I can invest, I don't understand that from the question.

1-all obligations costs and expenses

Ruben Guzman

The most common liabilities in a company would be the loans that we make to banks and suppliers who give us the goods on credit since in this way it starts when it has the money it cancels and this becomes recurrent.

I keep records of financial transactions and expenses.

A common liability is the payment of utilities.

Assets vs Liabilities