Discount Allowed/Recieved
jackiepowell
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Whats the easy way to remember each one?
I keep getting them on the wrong sides!!!!!! :001_unsure:
I keep getting them on the wrong sides!!!!!! :001_unsure:
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Recieved has a c in it so it goes on the credit side!
Thats how i remembered it!!
Discounts recieved lowers the cost of the purchases for a business! It is 'other income!!!!'0 -
jackiepowell wrote: »Whats the easy way to remember each one?
I keep getting them on the wrong sides!!!!!! :001_unsure:
Discount allowed is a discount you are giving the customer off the selling price of an item or items. So because you are not receiving the full amount you could be getting, it is like an expense to the company. And therefore on the debit side.
Discount received will then be on the credit side. I see discount received as 'income'. Just because if the selling price of an item was £20 and you get a discount of £5 then that £5 should have been handed over, but hasnt been so it can go back in the bank.
I hope this very strange way helps you, there may be a few people who think i am weird but its got me through 2 years so far!
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The easiest way I remember it -
R eceived on the R ight (DR) (starts with an 'r' so is on the right)
A L lowed on the L eft (CR) (has an 'l' in it so on the left)
Thats how I remember it and it works! Good luck!0 -
The easiest way I remember it -
R eceived on the R ight (DR) (starts with an 'r' so is on the right)
A L lowed on the L eft (CR) (has an 'l' in it so on the left)
Thats how I remember it and it works! Good luck!
That is the way I was taught - Except If (r)eceived goes on the (r)ight - then surely it belongs on the credit side, not the debit side of the discounts account DR left and CR right side of T account - then it goes on the opposite of the control account.....?0 -
Yeah sorry, was having a blonde moment I think! I meant Received on the right DR, Allowed on the left CR! Sorry! I'll remove that post so as not to confuse people!0
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i remember it by discount received Cr so discount allowed Dr
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more numonics
discount allowed debit = dad
discount recieved credit = drc
returns inward debit = rid
returns outward credit = roc
am i right on the last two i cant remember any more help!0 -
From my foundation studies with kaplan; we were told to remember the difference by remembering Discounts alloweD has a D in it and Discounts reCeived has a C in it.0
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MWAUGH1983 wrote: »From my foundation studies with kaplan; we were told to remember the difference by remembering Discounts alloweD has a D in it and Discounts reCeived has a C in it.
This may seem obvious - but receiveD has a D as well!0 -
Hi
I always remember to Debit the Discount allowed (I then know received is the other one!!)
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