Journalize here means recording the financial transactions as they occur The record in which accounting transactions are documented is called Journal. There are different types of Journal books. Purchase Journal, Sales Journal, Returns Inward Journal, Returns Outward Journal, … [Read more...] about How to Journalize Transactions
Outstanding Expenses
We often hear the term outstanding expenses in an accounting context. Those are unpaid expenditures. In other words, those are incurred but remain unpaid. Those amounts don't necessarily fall into the group of Bad or Doubtful. There can be a valid reason, such … [Read more...] about Outstanding Expenses
Understanding Contingent Liabilities with Example
If you're an accountant, you've probably heard of Contingent Liabilities. But what exactly are they? Those amounts can turn out to be a Liability depending on the occurrence of an event. For example, Consider a Law Suit. It is an event which is not in the hands of … [Read more...] about Understanding Contingent Liabilities with Example
Rent Receivable Journal Entry
Rent Receivable is an asset to the business It Falls under the current asset group. What's the Purpose of Recording Rent Receivable Entry? Accountants needs to capture every financial transaction precisely in the books of accounts. This is a driving step for building up … [Read more...] about Rent Receivable Journal Entry
Warranty Expense Journal Entry
Warranty Expense are an estimated costs that entity might incur in future against sale of goods or services provided. Warranties are a common practice in the business world. Entities use warranties as way to show their quality of the products and motivate buyers to choose … [Read more...] about Warranty Expense Journal Entry