journal entry
Fixed assets a/c ...dr ..... 100000
To Cash / Bank a/c .... cr. 100000
You can do this through Excel. Just put in the petty cash information how it is and the button will help take care of the rest.
Current assets are assets that are likely to be converted into cash within the operating period. Another way to put it is current assets are the most liquid assets of a company. These mainly consist of the following:Cash and Marketable SecuritiesAccounts ReceivableInventoriesOther Current Assets
Defferred tax asset is shown in assets side of balance sheet under head of other assets.
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Physical assets are those assets which put company to earn or produce units to earn revenue like machinery, plant, equipment etc. Financial assets are like shares or debentures purchased in other company.
took all cash and put in back except 2000
Assets can be devided in to two types. they are Fixed assets & Current Assets. Fixed assets are those which can be used by the organisation in long term. For example Land , plant & Machinery , Buildings etc. being the assets are put to use continueously, the value of the fixed assets decreases which is called DERECIATION. Depreciation is calculated as per the Rates prescribed by the Income Tax Act 1962. Current assets can be defined as those which can be converted in to cash with in one year. for example Bank Balances, Debtors, Stock and Accounts Receivable etc.
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since noncurrent assets are fixed assets and current asset are business properties tend to be used within a years period example machinery a business can put their properties on sale example they can rent them out as hire purchasing from them the business gets money
You can do this through Excel. Just put in the petty cash information how it is and the button will help take care of the rest.
It does not matter. The main thing is that it clearly marks a block of 5.
One must first put in all information needed for Tally to work. Tally should then automatically do the calculations. For further help one should access the Tally forums.
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No it is not a use a pan no in invoice
Current Assets (expected to be used/collected within one year)- Cash- Accounts Receivable- Short-term Notes Receivables- Merchandise Inventory- Marketable SecuritiesLong-term Assets (expected to be used by the business for periods over one year)- Equipment- Factories/Plants- Property/Land- Long-term Notes Receivables- Long-term investments- Intangible Assets (patents, trademarks, goodwill)
tally are these kind of stripes that represent numbers. For example one stripe is equal to 1 two tally stripes is equal to two etc when you come to five you have to put a diagonal line across the stripes. In frequency tables you just use numbers 1,2,3 etc
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