Notes Payable/Short-Term Debt (SF.BS.NotesPayable_STDebt)

Notes Payable/Short-Term Debt (SF.BS.NotesPayable_STDebt) refers to the short-term bank borrowings as well as Notes Payable to suppliers and other Short-Term interest-bearing liabilities.

It does not include Derivatives.Notes Payable/Short-Term Debt (SF.BS.NotesPayable_STDebt) includes:

  • Notes payable/promissory notes/post-dated checks to third parties or affiliated companies
  • Short-term bank borrowings/debt/lines of credit/credit facility/financing facility, bank overdrafts, commercial paper, bills of exchange, due to banks in non-banking financial service companies
  • Demand notes payable, loans payable, mortgage notes (short-term)
  • Revolving credit/loans (short-term)
  • Deposits (mostly time deposits, if any) from customers in non-banking financial service companies
  • Financial (capital) lease obligations stemming current contracts that are due within a year
  • Short-term obligations from Islamic debt (except the current portion of long-term Islamic debt)
  • Interest-bearing short-term payables to related parties
  • Short-term loans/notes from officers/directors/shareholders, except the current portion of long-term obligations
  • Short-term financial liabilities whose nature is not specified by a company – in such case Sentieo assumes that these are interest-bearing

Notes Payable/Short-Term Debt (SF.BS.NotesPayable_STDebt) does not include:

  • Long-term debt obligations (shown in “Long-Term Debt” (SF.BS.LTDebt))
  • Long-term obligations from capitalized/financial leases (shown in “Capital Lease Obligations” (SF.BS.CapitalLeaseObligations))
  • Total obligations from long-term debt and long-term capitalized/financial leases (shown in “Total Long-Term Debt” (SF.BS.TotalLTDebt))
  • Current obligations from right-of-use contracts related to operating leases (shown in “Accrued Expenses” (SF.BS.AccruedExpenses) for short-term liabilities and in the non-differentiated balance sheet format)
  • Current obligations from right-of-use contracts that are not specified as related to financial (capital) or operating leases – treated as operating leases in the US (shown in “Accrued Expenses” (SF.BS.AccruedExpenses) for short-term liabilities and in the non-differentiated balance sheet format)
  • Derivative liabilities Hedging, Speculative and Trading (for banks and insurers, shown in “Other Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherLiabilities); for Industrial and Utility companies: shown in “Other Current Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherCurrentLiabilities) or in “Other Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherLiabilities))
  • Expenses payable without explicit interest obligations (shown in “Accrued Expenses” (SF.BS.AccruedExpenses) when reported in current liabilities, or in “Other Long-Term Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherLTLiabilities) or “Other Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherBearingLiabilities) when current and non-current liabrilities are not reported separately)
  • Short-term financial liabilities without interest, including non-interest-bearing debt, loans or credit obligations (shown in “Other Current Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherCurrentLiabilities) for Industrial and Utility companies, or in “Other Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherLiabilities) for banks and insurance companies)
  • Long-term financial liabilities without interest, including debt, loans or credit obligations (shown in “Other Liabilities” (SF.BS.OtherLiabilities))
  • Non-interest-bearing payables to related parties (shown in “Accounts Payable” (SF.BS.AccountsPayable) or in ”Other Payables” (SF.BS.OtherPayables))
  • Customer advances (shown in “Customer Advances” (SF.BS.CustomerAdvances))
  • Security deposits (shown in “Security Deposits” (SF.BS.SecurityDeposits))