- CFA Exams
- CFA Level I Exam
- Topic 4. Financial Statement Analysis
- Learning Module 3. Analyzing Balance Sheets
- Subject 4. Non-Current Liabilities
CFA Practice Question
Which of the following is not typically classified as a current liability?
II. Notes payable
III. Bonds payable
IV. Unearned subscription revenue
V. Interest payable
I. Accounts payable
II. Notes payable
III. Bonds payable
IV. Unearned subscription revenue
V. Interest payable
Correct Answer: III only
User Contributed Comments 8
| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| bobert | Even if you have a multi-year subscription? The business cycle of a subscription is generally one year I would expect. |
| judylyh | why is bonds payable not a current liability? |
| gulfa99 | bonds payable is a long term liability. its not current liability |
| moneyguy | I guess if a bond is payable within one year it is classified as "Current Maturites of Long-Term Debt". |
| SKIA | The current portion of a note payable (i.e. one year and less) is classified as a current liability while the portion that is greater than one year is not a current liability. |
| a3zhu | most notes payable are within one year. |
| mali97 | bonds at less than one year are current liabilities |
| avinuela | Come on, material explicitly states "Bonds payable, notes payable, deferred income taxes, lease obligations, and pension obligations are the most common long-term liabilities"... |