The Licensee is a trustee of a trust. In calculating the ratio for the trust do amounts owing by the trust to beneficiaries have to be included as current liabilities?
The amounts owing by the trust to beneficiaries are certainly liabilities of the trust. Whether those liabilities are current liabilities or non-current liabilities should be determined by an accountant. In making this determination the accountant must apply applicable accounting principles, practices and policies.
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