accounts
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25 January 2011
difference between accounts payable and bills payable
25 January 2011
Accounts payable refer to the current liability of a business or an organization. That is the unsettled payments in a business or an organization refers to Accounts payable. Bills payable refers to bills settled. In other words the paid and accepted recorded bills in a business or an organization refers to bills payable
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