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I think it was only 3 years.2010.2011.2012..dyu hav to count depreciation in month of the sale of the asset?
yes u have to they said fr each month of depreciation
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I think it was only 3 years.2010.2011.2012..dyu hav to count depreciation in month of the sale of the asset?
What about other receivables..u hav to subtract isnt it.Yup you had to coz other payables are your liabilities so you have to reduce the amount for expenses paid in current year
Yeah duh.. it ws clearly written in the question..I think it was only 3 years.2010.2011.2012..dyu hav to count depreciation in month of the sale of the asset?
Umm actually if u check the definition for other receivables on Google it can be both prepaid expense or accrued income.. so now it depends on examiners how they mark it.. :/What about other receivables..u hav to subtract isnt it.
Marginal and Absorption costing Profit? That ws 2 marksHow many marks was the reconciliation question?
Absorption - 85500What was the Profit of Absorption and Marginal Costing?
it said to depreciation charges monthly..I think it was only 3 years.2010.2011.2012..dyu hav to count depreciation in month of the sale of the asset?
Absorption - 85500
Marginal - 77500
Yes that is the right answer fyki!No way :/ that must be wrong,
The profit was 600 so it would be Debitedbrothers can anyone tell me that the entries of cost and profit in disposal will be debit or credit
but bro i think he asked for journal entries so it must be credited
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