A company is said to be insolvent when
COMMERCE
WAEC 1999
A company is said to be insolvent when
- A. it makes a loss in any one year
- B. its total liabilities exceed total assets
- C. the ordinary shareholders recieve no dividend from the company
- D. the preference shareholders could not be paid by the company
Correct Answer: B. its total liabilities exceed total assets
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