CUETO Company, a wine producer, reported the following information in its generalledger as of December 31, 2021:Inventory (including P1,500,000 that is expected to be sold after 15P8,000,000months)Gross accounts receivable, related allowance for bad debts has a3,000,000balance of P150,000Cash in bank, including a time deposit of P500,000 maturing in six2,000,000monthsInterest receivable750,000Bond sinking fund5,500,000Investment in debt securities - FVTOCI, maturing on April 1, 2022 1,000,000Investment in debt securities - FVTPL, maturing on July 1, 20251,250,000Investment in debt securities - amortized cost, maturing on4,000,000December 31, 2023Investment in equity securities - FVTPL2,500,000Deferred tax asset, related temporary difference is expected to900,000reverse in 2022Warehouse, cost8,000,000Accumulated depreciation - warehouse3,200,000Office building, cost4,500,000Accumulated depreciation - office building1,600,000Prepaid insurance800,000Due to the nature of its business, the Company normally have an operating cycle of twoyears. From the given balances above, determine the amounts to be classified ascurrent assetsA. P22,750,000B. P19,150,000C. P18.850.00D. P17,550.000

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CUETO Company, a wine producer, reported the following information in its general ledger as of December 31, 2021: Inventory (including P1,500,000 that is expected to be sold after 15 months) P8,000,000 Gross accounts receivable, related allowance for bad debts has a 3,000,000 balance of P150,000

CUETO Company, a wine producer, reported the following information in its general ledger as of December 31, 2021: Inventory (including P1,500,000 that is expected to be sold after 15 months) P8,000,000 Gross accounts receivable, related allowance for bad debts has a 3,000,000 balance of P150,000

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Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

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