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a numeric entry or value
Excel recognizes an entry as a value if it is a number or it begins with one of these symbols: +, -, =, @,#, or $ Rina
Assuming that the stolen company vehicle is not covered by an insurance. Determine the remaining book value. You don't record the depreciation but instead you have to write it off or simply record the remaining book value as loss. Then record the fixed asset account as credit. The loss is treated like an expense account.
First you record the 100000 as an incoming capital then an entry of expense for the sum of 30000 for the equipment and then recording the equipment as an asset obtained with the value of 30000
Accounting: A journal entry that has more than one debit or credit value
Claims departments are made up of a staff of record management and data entry clerks. They determine whether claims are insurable and their monetary value, and authorize payments.
Journal entry for booking a sale:Accounts Receivable/Party [Debit] $value$Sales [Credit] $value$Tax on sales (GST. excise, etc.) [Credit] $value$Primarily, it is a reversal of the entry passed at the time of booking the sale:Sales [Debit] $value$Tax on sales [Debit] $value$(GST. excise, etc.)Accounts Receivable/Party [Credit] $value$
If recording decimal value of X. When you wish to have an accurate record of the numeric value of X.
A category.
It determines the cell entry with the greatest value.