Accountancy, asked by priyanshunegi670, 4 months ago

. Depreciation will be provided through (1)
Credit voucher
Debit voucher
Transfer Voucher
Journal voucher​

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Answered by kimtaehyung83
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Answer:

The asset's useful life exceeds one year: Depreciation can be claimed only for long-term assets. It implies that the assets have a useful life of more than one year.

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Answered by MotiSani
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The correct answer is OPTION C: Transfer Voucher.

  • A source document, such as a cash memo or an invoice, provides evidence of transactions.
  • When a specific item lacks documentary proof, a voucher must be produced and approved by the appropriate authorities.
  • Everything in the account books is recorded on the voucher.
  • Non-cash transactions require Non-Cash or Transfer vouchers to be documented.
  • These vouchers document non-cash transactions.
  • Non-cash vouchers include items purchased on credit, fixed assets purchased on credit, depreciation or bad favors wrote, Returns Inward, and so on.

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