Accrued revenue refers to revenue that has been incurred but not yet received. Examples of accrued revenue items might be services you have provided but that have not yet been billed or paid for. The service industries account for a large number of accrued revenue transactions, since quite often services are provided over a week, month, or even year, but aren't billed until the job is complete. One of the most basic concepts of accounting involves determining if an item is an asset or a liability. Accrued revenues are assets that unless properly accounted for, will not provide an accurate picture on the balance sheet for a business.
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Give me a example of Revenue Income, pls?
wages and salaries
Revenue reserve is created out of revenue Profit . It is created out of Revenue Profit for exaple General Reserve, Dividend equalization reserve, Investment fluctuation reserve etc.
Basically, incomes and expenditures that take place regularly, as opposed to capital income and expenditure. Salaries, Rent, Printing and Stationary are examples of Revenue Expenses. Discount allowed, Rent received etc, are examples nof Revenue Incomes
sales rent received commission received
Give me a example of Revenue Income, pls?
wages and salaries
what are some examples of non-tax revenue
Revenue reserve is created out of revenue Profit . It is created out of Revenue Profit for exaple General Reserve, Dividend equalization reserve, Investment fluctuation reserve etc.
Basically, incomes and expenditures that take place regularly, as opposed to capital income and expenditure. Salaries, Rent, Printing and Stationary are examples of Revenue Expenses. Discount allowed, Rent received etc, are examples nof Revenue Incomes
sales rent received commission received
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the source of revenue should be sufficient to meet the demands of public expenditure.. ---15---
The revenue reserve refers to the portion of the business profits that are usually retained by the company for investments for future growth. There are usually not redistributed to the shareholders through the special or regular dividends.
Capital expenditures are included in fixed asset costs. Examples of capital expenditures are purchase costs, legal charges delivery charges, and installation charges. Revenue expenditures include maintenance charges, renewal expenses, repair costs, and repainting costs.