Current liabilities are debts a business must pay within a year.
For example, a retail store's current liabilities at year-end include $18,000 owed to suppliers, $6,000 in accrued wages, and a $12,000 portion of a term loan due in the next 12 months — totalling $36,000 that must be settled in the coming year.
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