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Can anyone help me to find out if i m fail or pass,
I added consumables with debtors in BS.n was fixed asset £2300 or 1300?:001_smile: though BS n P&L was ok.
I added consumables with debtors in BS.n was fixed asset £2300 or 1300?:001_smile: though BS n P&L was ok.
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I have always thought that Consumables were expenses so should have been in P&L.
Your Asset figure if I remember should have been 2100 (2500? -1700 + 1300)
I really can't remember what original asset value was but it certainly should have been followed by subtracting the disposal (1700) and adding the aquisition (1300). I'm sure I got it right but can't remember the precise figures
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consumables are expenses thats where i put it in section 2 rite ?
Profit was 18,250
Networth/net assests 9,1000 -
consumables are things that get brought that isn't worth costing to a job. Something like mastic for a builder as it may be used for many jobs in small amounts. It is an expense. My net profit was 18010 so 240 out. Something to do with the interest0
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