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Financial Statements of a Company — Accountancy STD 12 Commerce — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 12 CommerceAccountancyFinancial Statements of a Company3 Marks
Question
Name the items that are shown Long-term Borrowings.
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Answer

Items shown under Long-term Borrowings are:
  1. Debentures.
  2. Bonds.
  3. Terms Loans (both from Banks and from others).
  4. Public Deposits.
  5. Other Loans and Advances.

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