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Notes Payable are obligations of a company that are in the form of a written promissory note. Notes payable appear on the balance sheet as current liabilities and are usually classified as one of the following: - Maturing Long Term Debt - The portion of the long term debt that is maturing within the next fiscal period
- Trade Notes - The unpaid amount of promissory notes that are owned to suppliers of goods and services
- Short Term Loan Notes - These are short term promissory notes that are payable to financial institutions such as banks and are generally related to cash loans.
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