alleryStart learning →A readily realisable investment is meant to be held for 18 months. It is:
Aa current investment
Ba current liability
Can item of stock-in-trade
Da long term investment
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. a long term investment
Holding it longer than one year means it is not a current investment, so it is long term.
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