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In accrual bookkeeping, a contractor receives a valid $14,600 vendor invoice for delivered goods, payable in 30 days. Which liability account records the amount owed before payment?

Correct Answer

C) Accounts payable.

Record the unpaid supplier obligation as accounts payable. It is neither a receivable nor cash collected nor an owner distribution. The question specifies accrual bookkeeping and an incurred obligation.

Answer Options
A
Accounts receivable.
B
Owner's draw.
C
Accounts payable.
D
Cash receipt.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Record the unpaid supplier obligation as accounts payable. It is neither a receivable nor cash collected nor an owner distribution. The question specifies accrual bookkeeping and an incurred obligation.

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