HELLO reported the following items on its December 31, 2020 trial balance: Accounts Payable, P1,089,000 · Advances to officers and employees, P45,000 · Unearned Income, P288,000 · Outstanding gift certificates issued, redeemable with merchandise, P258,000 · Cash surrender value of life insurance, P75,000 · Bonds payable, face value, P5,550,000 • Discounts on bond payable, P225,000 · Accrued interest receivable, P39,000
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How much should be reported in the December 31, 2020 balance sheet as total liabilities?
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a. P 7,210,000
b. P 7,005,000
c. P 6,960,000
d. P 6,672,000
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