Answer Posted / kanwarpal
LC-Latter of credit. lc opened by the customer against
supplier payment in lc due date, when lc opened than
supplier can bring payment from bank with purchase discount
before lc due date but bank debit the lc amount to lc opener
after lc due date, lc opened for 90 days.
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