In addition, most states have laws that specifically require a VCPR for a veterinarian to be able to write a prescription. Second, each state's veterinary medical board regulates how prescriptions must be written â specifically, what information must be included on the prescription.
Short Term vs. Long Term. The determining factor of short- and long-term notes receivable is time. Short-term notes are notes due within 12 months or less. If the note is due in more than a year, it's a long-term note. Short-term notes receivable are considered a current asset. As such, they're included in the balance sheet under the current asset category. Long term notes are presented on the balance sheet along with other non-current assets.
Notes Receivable (N/R) N/R is a receivable due the company, in the form of a promissory note, arising because the company made a loan. Making loans is the business of banks, not of operating business, and particularly not the business of a small company with limited financial resources. Notes receivable is probably a note due from one of three sources: 1. Customers, 2. Employee, or 3. Officers of the company. Customer notes receivable is when the customer who borrowed from the company probably did so because he could not meet the accounts receivable terms.