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SilverCrest Mines Inc > Hey rozelli: A little help please
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Post by shermandrockon Oct 25, 2013 12:50pm
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Hey rozelli: A little help please

Hey rozelli: A little help please
What support have you examined that suggests that royalties are being recorded as debt?

Why does this matter?

If the company is recording royalties as debt, where is the asset offset on the balance sheet?

Deferred royalties? 

Only currently royalties are expensed.

Kindly assist us to wrap our minds around this and, why is this a "headwind"?

Thanks

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