Reimbursement expenses you keep track separetely with operational expenses
if our company pays the expenses the journal entry should be
(1)
Re-imbursement expenses a/c DR xxx
To cash a/c .... xxx
(2) As the same expenses we need to re-imburse this expenses from other ABC company
ABC company a/c Dr xxx
To Re-imbursement expenses A/c xxx
In the first Journal we debited the expenses and the second we same credited the expnenses.
debit expenses reimburse
credit cash
No. An asset is anything of value a company owns. An expense is the cost of the company to conduct regular business. Expenses include such things as Salaries/wages for employees, insurance, taxes, electricity, supplies, etc. There are expenses related to the cost of obtaining assets, such as supply expense, however the supply expense is not used until the assets themselves are used. For example, you purchase $500 in supplies, upon doing inventory of your supplies you have $300 left, at this point you deduct (credit) your supplies to reduce on hand and debit supply expense. Expenses do not directly effect assets, but instead effects Income. Assets are listed on the Balance Sheet (expenses are not) Expenses are listed on the Income Statement (Assets are not)
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"Parliamentary Procedure" is the method used to conduct an orderly meeting.
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a civil action brought in a court of law in which a plaintiff, a party who claims to have incurred loss as a result of a defendant's actions, demands a legal or equitable remedy.
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The future tense of "conduct" is "will conduct" or "shall conduct."
No. An asset is anything of value a company owns. An expense is the cost of the company to conduct regular business. Expenses include such things as Salaries/wages for employees, insurance, taxes, electricity, supplies, etc. There are expenses related to the cost of obtaining assets, such as supply expense, however the supply expense is not used until the assets themselves are used. For example, you purchase $500 in supplies, upon doing inventory of your supplies you have $300 left, at this point you deduct (credit) your supplies to reduce on hand and debit supply expense. Expenses do not directly effect assets, but instead effects Income. Assets are listed on the Balance Sheet (expenses are not) Expenses are listed on the Income Statement (Assets are not)
The abstract noun for conduct is "conduct."
rectitude of conduct
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"No Code of Conduct" was released in 1998.
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