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Current Liabilities refer to debts and obligations of a company (what a company owes to its creditors and suppliers) that are due within the fiscal year. Current liabilities include short term loans, dividends and interest payable, accounts payable, accrued expenses, income tax payable...
Current liabilities can be found on a company's balance sheet; they are the opposite of current assets.

Firm's debts and obligations, like loans and mortgages that are payable in a period that exceeds one year are called long-term liabilities and are not included in the current liabilities. However, a portion of the long-term debt that is due within the current year may be counted as a current liability.


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Morningstar Annual Fundamentals 2.0 for US and International Stocks
by Chaim6, uploaded several months ago

...Current Liabilities
Long-Term Debt
Other Long-Term Liabilities
Total Liabilities
Total Stockholders' Equity ...

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US Stocks: Size & Share Volume
by Patrick Fonce, uploaded several months ago

...current liabilities, long term debt, book value...
416 includes current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio, debt/total capital and debt/equity ratio.
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Super Stock Screener Ranking System
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

...Current Liabilities, Current Assets, Sales, Operating Cash Flow, Gross Margin, Net Income, Return on Equity, Return on Assets...

Backtests performed by SuperStockScreener.com shows that a trading system, which buys stocks with a strong buy recommendation, greatly outperform strategies that buy stocks with a "Buy", "Hold", "Sell" or "Strong Sell" recommendation. The...

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Balance Sheet Data
by Patrick Fonce, uploaded several months ago

...Current Liabilities: The amount in millions of dollars owed to creditors that must be paid by a company within one year
Long Term Debt: The portion of debt that will not be paid during the coming one-year period
Preferred Equity: The total equity of preferred stockholders. It is calculated by subtracting the...

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Coverage and Liquidity ratios
by Patrick Fonce, uploaded several months ago

...current liabilities. A high value indicates that more firm's assets are used to grow the business. The current ratio is a measure of a company's short-term liquidity.
Quick_ratio: This is the ratio of current assets minus inventory to current liabilities. This ratio is often referred to as the acid test.
Cash_ratio: The...

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Financial fundamental data for US companies
by Patrick Fonce, uploaded several months ago

...current liabilities.
Quickr: Quick ratio; Also called the Acid test ratio, it is defined as cash + short term investments + accounts receivable divided by the total current liabilities.
LTdebt-eq: Long term Debt/Equity.
GrossM: Gross margin; it is the annual total revenue minus the annual cost of goods sold divided by the annual...

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