Bank balances kept for paying unpaid dividend are
ATreated as cash on hand
BStated separately as earmarked
CNetted against liabilities
DShown as investments
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Stated separately as earmarked
Earmarked bank balances, for example for unpaid dividend, must be shown separately.
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