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No, non-monetary assets are assets that have no set value, but their value depends on economic conditions.

Advances paid for a service is actually a liability until that service is fully provided. If a customer pays in advance for a service you intend to provide them at a later date, until that service is provided you are liable for either providing the service or refunding the money, once the service is complete the money is then considered "earned" revenue.

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What account tyre for Sundry advance?

The account type for a sundry advance typically falls under "current assets" in accounting. This is because sundry advances represent amounts paid in advance for expenses or services that will be consumed or utilized within the upcoming accounting period. They are often classified as "prepaid expenses" until the associated goods or services are received.


How does receiving a bill to be paid next month for services rendered affect the accounting equation?

assets increase; liabilities increase


AreAmounts to be paid in 10 days to suppliers liability?

Yes. It includes future payment of assets or services that a company used.


What are the Settlement Advances?

Settlement Advances are advances on money that is earned in a legal decision. It is sometimes paid out over time and this allows someone to gain the funds right away.


When cash is paid on account what is it?

two assets are changed


What are noncovered services?

Services that will not be paid by Medicare or Medicaid and will have to paid for in full by the consumer.


Is it possible for salaries to end up as assets on the balance sheet?

The salary expense - no But the control account that would normally be a liability until the employees are paid could become an asset is an employee was over paid and due to pay the company back.


Is supplies a current asset?

Supplies on hand and paid for are assets.


How do you account for an asset you paid less than its valued price?

Assets are recorded at the price that was paid (cost).


Are Debtors considered assets or liability?

Debtors, or accounts receivable, are considered assets on a company's balance sheet. They represent money owed to the business by customers for goods or services delivered but not yet paid for. Since they are expected to be converted into cash in the future, they contribute positively to the company's financial position.


What happens with your debt if you die and have no relatives?

Your creditors are entitled to be paid from any assets you have at the time of your death. Generally, if you have no assets they are out of luck.


When en expense is paid in cash net what is the effect on net assets and profit?

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