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Bill discounted from bank is

A. Contingent liability

B. Current liability

C. Current assets

D. None of the above

Answer: Option A


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  1. Mohammad Sumon
    Mohammad Sumon:
    2 years ago

    Contingent liability is the term used to describe an obligation that is payable on a future date that may occur based on the outcome of an uncertain future date. A contingent liability arises if the drawee fails to pay the discounted bills receivable.

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