at the end of the accounting year bills receivable discounted rs 32000 would be shown
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on the assets side of balance sheet
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Bills receivable discounted by Rs 32000 would be shown as Contingent Liability in the Balance sheet footnote at the end of the accounting year.
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Contingent Liabilities-
- A contingent liability is a potential future liability, such as unresolved lawsuits or the fulfilment of product warranties.
- A liability should be recorded in a company's accounting records if it is likely to occur and the amount can be reasonably estimated.
- Contingent liabilities are recorded to ensure that financial statements are accurate and meet GAAP or IFRS requirements.
- Despite the fact that the bills have been discounted, they are not due, making it a contingent liability, or an off-balance-sheet item.
Because the outcome is contingent on the future due to the existence of a past event, bills receivable discounted are a contingent liability.
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