In the financial records of a business, the liabilities, income and capital accounts are responsible for the business having assets and expenses to function. ALICE accounts fluctuate consistently throughout an accounting period and it is necessary to know what it means for them to have an increase and decrease in …
Read More »ALICE: Assets, Liabilities, Income, Capital, Expenses
Studying principles of accounts can be very easy once you learn which items are Assets, Liabilities, Capital, Income and Expenses. The accounts that fall under these 5 headings are used throughout your POA course. You can even associate the ALICE accounts with action words, you OWN assets, OWE liabilities, EARN …
Read More »Assets: Owned fixed and liquid items with a debit balance
Assets are the items owned by a business. They are non-current also known as fixed or they are current also known as liquid. Non-current or fixed assets are those tangible or non-tangible items that have long life in the business. They are classed as permanent when compared to the current …
Read More »What is a cash discount and how to record it?
A cash discount is a reduction of the cost of an item or service that a seller offers to a buyer to encourage cash payment for an immediate or outstanding invoice. A seller offers cash discounts to obtain cash quickly to pay off debts and invest the money back into …
Read More »What is a trade discount and how to record it?
A trade discount is a reduction of the list price of products from a seller to a buyer as an incentive for future business. The trade discount is given as a percentage to deduct from the list price which is the normal selling price. In order for a buyer to …
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