Wow I love your video and it’s helping to know more on accounting, thank you so much and watching it from Ghana , west Africa . Am undergraduate student offering BSC Business Administration marketing and international business
please explain the consumables on hand why didnt we do what we did on inventory and applied the same principle of minusing 1600-200 then the balance is recorded as on hand
that trading is an expense but when it comes to consumable stores its a different story bcs they say consumable stores on hand is an assets so they have to reverse the entry because they recorded it as expense
Wow I love your video and it’s helping to know more on accounting, thank you so much and watching it from Ghana , west Africa . Am undergraduate student offering BSC Business Administration marketing and international business
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please explain the consumables on hand why didnt we do what we did on inventory and applied the same principle of minusing 1600-200 then the balance is recorded as on hand
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@@thembisylviakhumalo7025 dear that was like a year ago I do not even look at books no more
that trading is an expense but when it comes to consumable stores its a different story bcs they say consumable stores on hand is an assets so they have to reverse the entry because they recorded it as expense
Well explained
A debtor that owed R 1 500 was prescribed.
How do you journalize this transaction?
I can't see
The cost of a building is R20 000 and is depreciated at a 10% straight line per annum.
How do you journalize this?
dep of 2000 dr and accum dep of 2000 credit
He have to do next video to show us
don't u deduct the whole 800 from the debters control instead of 320
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from where you get 40 cent instead of 60 cent , please help
100%-60%