Question

Payments due for products or services purchased on credit by customers are:

accounts payable
accounts receivable
cash flow
income

Answer 1

accounts payable

Step-by-step explanation:

Accounts payable represents the company's obligations to supplies and other third parties that the business owes. It is money that the business should payout to its suppliers. When a business purchases goods and services on credit, it incurs liabilities. Accounts payable are debts and are classified as current liabilities.