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Concept introduction:
Financial statements are a systematic written report to show the creditability and financial position of the company.
Requirement 1:
Financial statement to be affected when cash is paid for the transaction of property acquisition.
Concept introduction:
E-budget is the kind of budgetary functions, processes or the services in the budget cycle. Starting from planning, organizing, budgeting and controlling will be the end function.
Requirement 2:
To explain:
Computation of cash amount
- Paid for acquiring property for the year ended on 28th of September
- Budgeted amount to be paid next year (Assumption: Acquisition of property is 20% of the previous year’s income.)
Requirement 3:
Concept introduction: Financial statements are a systematic written report to show the creditability and financial position of the company.
Comparison of actual cash paid and expected amount paid for property acquisition paid for fiscal year and calculation of the error if it is persist.
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