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Payslip is the correct answer, 50/50 chance they may give u the mark.what was the source document for wages paid in cash? I wrote payroll.
it was 29000 , the one in the company appropriation account!$24000
I wrote payslip...what was the source document for wages paid in cash? I wrote payroll.
That ws fr the partnership a/cit was 29000 , the one in the company appropriation account!
no partnership profit was somethng like 50000That ws fr the partnership a/c
I mean residual profit yrno partnership profit was somethng like 50000
xDI mean residual profit yr
the residual profit was 24000 and that in company a/c was 29000. I think u are mixing it up!!That ws fr the partnership a/c
MatchingGuys which principle was broken in first part? was it prudence , matching or both ?
But Matching and Prudence usually go together man... matching insists dividing the cost of asset over its useful life to get accurate figure of both assets and profits each year which is also what prudence says..Matching
Yp u can bt when i write thatBut Matching and Prudence usually go together man... matching insists dividing the cost of asset over its useful life to get accurate figure of both assets and profits each year which is also what prudence says..
materiality or prudence ! matching too to some extent! the most appropriate answer was materiality, since it states that material items should be reported correctly(in i/s or b/s) in financial statementsMatching
it was materiality or prudence or matching too to some extent. The most appropriate was materiality since it states that material items should be reported correctly in financial statements(i/s or b/s)Guys which principle was broken in first part? was it prudence , matching or both ?
current assetone more question.. is bank deposit a fixed asset or a current asset?
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