Instalments in arrears typically represent amounts owed by customers that have not been paid on time. While they are considered receivables, they are not classified as current assets until they are expected to be collected within the upcoming operating cycle or year. If it is uncertain when these payments will be received, they may be considered non-current assets. Therefore, the classification depends on the expected timing of collection.
Current asset
Current asset.
Current Asset
Current Asset
non current
Current asset
Current asset.
A timeshare is an asset, not a debt. It cannot be discharged. If you are in arrears in your timeshare payments, like being in arrears on a mortgage, you would be able to surrender the timeshare and discharge the arrears.
Current Asset
non current asset
Current Asset
non-current assets.
non current
it is a expense
is closing inventory a current or non current asset
expense owing is a current asset
Yes (obviously if they are in arrears). The amount submitted for inclusion depends on the stage of recovery by the council. If a reminder has been sent because instalments are in arrears and that right to pay by instalments is now withdrawn, the whole years council tax is included. This includes if a summons has been issued and of course if a court order granted. The sticking point is if the debt is in joint names as in husband & wife. The non-bankrupt can be pursued for the council tax.