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A drawing is not considered a current liability; it is classified as a reduction in the owner's equity. Drawings refer to the amounts withdrawn by the owner from a business for personal use, which decreases the capital invested in the business. Current liabilities, on the other hand, are obligations the business must settle within one year, such as Accounts Payable or short-term loans.

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