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Discounts received are

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Answered by skumararunjay
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Answer:

Discount received is a cash discount received while making payment to the seller on purchase of goods. It is an income and fall under Nominal Account

Explanation:

Answered by marishthangaraj
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Discounts received.

EXPLANATION:

  • Discount received, is a reduction offered for early compensation.
  • Firms, in particular whilst dealing business-to-enterprise, will buy and sell on credit score.
  • Rather than making charge at the time of buying.
  • The discount received is a profit for the purchaser.
  • Hence, the balance of the discount received account is shown on the credit score side.
  • Discount received acts as a benefit for the commercial enterprise and is proven on the credit score aspect of a profit and loss account.
  • Trade bargain is not shown in the major economic statements, but coins discount and other kinds of discounts are shown in books of bills.
  • A discount received is the opposite situation, wherein the customer of goods or services is granted a reduction with the aid of the seller.
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