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Correct Answer
"Calls in advance" refers to amounts received from shareholders in excess of the calls made on their shares. This is a liability for the company because it represents an obligation to provide additional services or deliver further value to the shareholders.
The correct classification is:
(2) Current Liability
Calls in advance would be shown on the liabilities side of the balance sheet under current liabilities until the calls are actually made, and the liability is discharged.
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