Adjusting journal entries recorded at the end of accounting period update only revenue and expense accounts, and have no effect on their asset or liability accounts
a. true b.false
我想答案是ture,但不確定,有大大可以給我建議嗎? thank so much~
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2007-08-17 8:34 pm
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2007-08-19 9:06 am
✔ 最佳答案
The answer should be false.At the end of accounting period, there are prepayment or accrued expenses. These items are expenses accounts in profit and loss account. In return, it should be effect the assets (prepayment) and liabilities ( accrued charges)in balance sheet.
2007-08-24 5:50 am
You may have to seggregate the credit balance in Bank Account as Bank Overdraft. Debit balances in Creditors to Debtors and some reclassification with no journal entreis required e.g. amout due to directors to be separately shown as directors' current account instead of under sundry creditors.
2007-08-17 8:41 pm
b false
P and L item adjusted
normal is expensive
you know the double entry iof year end more likely with prepaid and accrued that is balance item.
Therefore, assets and liability must be effect under adjustment
P and L item adjusted
normal is expensive
you know the double entry iof year end more likely with prepaid and accrued that is balance item.
Therefore, assets and liability must be effect under adjustment
參考: own experience
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