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What account is salary outstanding

Asked By: Sajith | Asked On: Jul 5th, 2007

What account is salary outstanding? Is it real, personnel or nominal account?

Answered by: pushpa c bonal on: Jun 7th, 2012

Outstanding salary is representative personal account but salary is a nominal account since it represent expenditure. This is point wort noting since lot of confusion exists among various people in th...

Answered by: Nikhil Nigam on: May 8th, 2012

o/s salary a/c is personal a/c and the entry will be

o/s salary a/c dr.
salary a/c

by this entry we transfer the salary a/c balance into o/s salary a/c.

Pre-condition for Sundry transactions

Asked By: cherco | Asked On: Apr 22nd, 2010

What would be the post condition for Sundry transaction when it comes to creditors?

Answered by: Amrit Maharjan on: Jun 6th, 2012

It will be recorded in credit side

Explain what are provisional entries?

Asked By: cholayil | Asked On: Sep 7th, 2010

Answered by: kailash on: May 31st, 2012

Once TDS deducted in current year, we cannot reverse the same in next year. According to Income tax act, TDS has to deduct from Vendor Account, at time of accounting of bill or at time of payment whic...

Answered by: kumar on: Feb 3rd, 2012

Provision entries are entries that are made to account for expenses that have not been accounted in the period for which it relates. Hence the provision is created by debiting the expenses and crediting the party account or liability account.

Allocating support costs

Asked By: Cynthia Mouser | Asked On: Apr 11th, 2012

What are some of the methods used to allocate support costs?

Answered by: Mohamed Darwesh on: Apr 30th, 2012

1- Direct method
2- Step - down metod
3- Reciprocal method

Depreciation advantages and disadvantages

Asked By: Pooja Goolaup | Asked On: Mar 18th, 2010

What are the advantages and disadvantages of the following methods of depreciation?1. Straight line method2. Reducing balance method3. Revaluation method4. Usage method5. Sum of digits method

Answered by: khurram on: Mar 7th, 2012

You can choose whichever method you like however make sure you use according to the business you are running. If you want to use your expense in current period to generate extra income use double declining method. If you are not concerned about extra income use straight line method

Fisher effect and the purchasing power parity

Asked By: mady_n2002 | Asked On: Nov 21st, 2010

Describe and discuss the relevance of the fisher effect and the purchasing power parity theories to a foreign currency dealer in a merchant bank

Answered by: vinay kidangan on: Mar 1st, 2012

Fisher Effect An economic theory proposed by economist Irving Fisher that describes the relationship between inflation and both real and nominal interest rates. The Fisher effect states that the real...

What is meant by finalization of accounts?

Asked By: S.GOVARDHANAM | Asked On: Feb 1st, 2010

Answered by: samsher on: Feb 24th, 2012

After trading account a final account is prepared and the transformation of the accounts from trading to profit & loss account it is called finalizing of accounts.

Answered by: jagadish on: Jan 7th, 2012

Accounts Finalization means preparation of accounts with accurate figures & arriving at the accurate profit or loss incurred. Normally an account is prepared by an accountant & finalised by a senior accountant or Auditor/Chartered Accountant.

If an asset is purchased and the same is not used for the financial yeAR, should the company charge the depreciation and the reason for the same

Asked By: swati1986 | Asked On: Feb 28th, 2010

Answered by: Suresh Purohit on: Feb 22nd, 2012

As per income tax law can not claim depreciation but as per company act we can claim it. If assets are machinery & it is ready to use but not used during period we can claim for depreciation because m...

Answered by: anil_sheoran on: Mar 23rd, 2010

Yes, we will charge depreciation on that asset which is not used in financial year because after some some time its value will be reduced by obsolescences.

Retail invoice vs. Tax invoice

Asked By: arunendra pratap singh | Asked On: Mar 16th, 2009

What difference between retail invoice and tax invoice?

Answered by: AJAY on: Feb 10th, 2012

Retail invoice is a normal invoice given to a customer at the time of sales, it is not concerned with tax-credit. Whereas tax invoice is a mandatory invoice precribed by the tax authorities containin...

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

Whenever sales transaction does not involve any tax component, then retail invoice is issued. Such type of invoice is also known as cash memo. No VAT credit can be claimed on retail invoices. Wheneve...

What is evaluated receipt settlement?

Asked By: zulkarnain | Asked On: Mar 17th, 2010

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

Evaluated Receipt Settlement also known as ERS is a business transaction process between trading parties. In this type of process, the PO information as well as the goods receipt information is used to make direct payment to the supplier without even receiving an invoice.

Gift items depreciation

Asked By: sadhan_mondal1981 | Asked On: Jun 28th, 2009

What is the treatment of depreciation on gift items?

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

It may depend and differ based on what the gift items are.

How to handle credit claims?

Asked By: Louise Spencer | Asked On: Dec 4th, 2011

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

- Gather, transfer and transmit complete information and details related to credit claims such as identification, assessment and valuation - Assign of identification numbers for the claim - Check eli...

What are some methods to allocate support cost?

Asked By: cmartinez | Asked On: Dec 1st, 2011

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

Some methods to allocate support cost are:

1. Direct Allocation Method
2. Step-Down Method (also known as Sequential Allocation Method)
3. Reciprocal Method

What is a chargeback?

Asked By: cmartinez | Asked On: Dec 1st, 2011

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

Chargeback means refund / return of funds to the buyer. Here the bank reverts back the transaction between the buyer and seller when chargeback is initiated. A chargeback is initiated by the buyer w...

What are freight charges?

Asked By: email2mariner | Asked On: Aug 23rd, 2008

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Feb 7th, 2012

Freight charges is the cost of transporting the goods from the seller place to the purchasers location. This cost shall include packing, loading / unloading, carriage, shipping cost etc.,

How have you monitored the regulations that affect both your industry and your accounting position?

Asked By: helkat12855 | Asked On: Jan 12th, 2012

Answered by: sk.khadar mohiddin on: Feb 2nd, 2012

At first I would like to know what is the defective conditions the industry faced now. After that make to change the condition with effective manner. If i make the situations effective, automatically set the position of accountancy also.

Fixed asset in accounting

Asked By: Lakena Yon | Asked On: Dec 12th, 2011

How many types of fixed asset in accounting? What are they?

Answered by: sk.khadar on: Feb 2nd, 2012

The immovable assets are called fixed assets

Answered by: ajay on: Dec 26th, 2011

5 types of fxed assets are there

Land
Plant & Machinery
Vehicles
Buildings
Furniture

How would quality problems manifest themselves in the accounting department?

Asked By: cmartinez | Asked On: Dec 1st, 2011

Answered by: cyberfrau on: Dec 2nd, 2011

As they would anywhere - problems arise when we do not conform to requirements. Having said that, sometimes problems arise because the requirements are not correct. Root cause analysis recommended.

New policy

Asked By: ALWAYZALADY | Asked On: Oct 21st, 2011

What would you do if upper management issue a new policy and it was questionable to you? Would you follow the new policy?

Answered by: sameer khan on: Nov 2nd, 2011

one should follow the policies of the company because it is an employee duty bt in case a particular policy is questionable then report the same to upper management and suggest them that if we amend this policy then our company will get more benefits.

What is the asset for cooperative society bank?

Asked By: ANANTA GHODAM | Asked On: Oct 17th, 2011

In cooperative society bank which item represent the asset side of balance sheet?

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