If maturity of non current investments is within 12 months from date of balance sheet then would the non current - Accountancy - Financial Statements of a Company

Question

If maturity of non current investments is within 12 months from
date of balance sheet then would the non current investments be
transfer to current investments,other current assets or they will
remain in non current investments?

Jayati Jawa · Accepted Answer

Yes! When non-current investments are to mature within 12 months,
they become 'Current Investments' for the business concern
Therefore, these should be shown under the main head of 'Current
Assets ' and the sub-head of 'Current Investments'

If maturity of non current investments is within 12 months from date of balance sheet then would the non current investments be transfer to current investments,other current assets or they will remain in non current investments?