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Which of the following statements is true for inherent risk? If a client has been in business for many years, inherent risk is high. If the client relies less on debt for financing, inherent risk in high. If the client has many customers, inherent risk is low. If the client offers warranties on its products, inherent risk is low.

          Which of the following statements is true for inherent risk?
If a client has been in business for many years, inherent
risk is high.
If the client relies less on debt for financing, inherent
risk in high.
If the client has many customers, inherent risk is low.
If the client offers warranties on its products, inherent
risk is low.
        
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Which of the following statements is true for inherent risk?
If a client has been in business for many years, inherent
risk is high.
If the client relies less on debt for financing, inherent
risk in high.
If the client has many customers, inherent risk is low.
If the client offers warranties on its products, inherent
risk is low.

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Which of the following statements is true for inherent risk? If a client has been in business for many years, inherent risk is high. If the client relies less on debt for financing, inherent risk is high. If the client has many customers, inherent risk is low. If the client offers warranties on its products, inherent risk is low.
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00:01 From the given question the answer is b that is the factor assumes the risk of collectability and absorbs any credit losses in collecting the receivables here when accounts receivable are factored without cause it means that the factor assumes the risk of…
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