A current investment is intended to be held for what period from the date it is made?
Aexactly five years
Bnot more than one year
Cat least two years
Dmore than three years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. not more than one year
Besides being readily realisable, a current investment is meant to be held for one year or less.
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