In the context of accounting, "other receivables" typically refer to specific types of receivables that do not fall into the main categories like accounts receivable, notes receivable, and interest receivable.
From the options provided:
A. Accounts receivable - This is a primary category of receivables, not classified as "other." B. Interest receivable - This can be considered a type of receivable but is usually categorized along specific financial agreements rather than as "other." C. Notes receivable - This is also a primary type of receivable. D. Investments - This does not typically fall into the receivables category.
Therefore, none of the options specifically represent "other receivables." If you were to choose the best fit for "other receivables," it would likely refer to minor or less common forms of receivables not listed in the primary categories, which are not provided in this question.
If your question specifically asks which among the listed options could be considered as "other," the answer would not be directly applicable to the traditional definition but typically, options like interest or lesser-known forms of receivables are candidates for "other receivables". However, the best answer here remains uncertain as none clearly fall into that category.