Why may John, a credit supplier, be interested in the financial statements of Paul, a new customer?
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Why may John, a credit supplier, be interested in the financial statements of Paul, a new customer?
A. To calculate Paul’s current assets
B. To calculate Paul’s trade payables turnover
C. To set the rate of trade discount to be allowed to Paul
D. To set the rate of cash discount to be allowed to Paul.
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