Accountancy, asked by khushisharma04051, 10 months ago

life membership fee received by club is show in balance sheet
(a) Balance sheet
(b) Income and expenditure account
(c) Receipts and payment account
(d) None of these​

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Answered by Anonymous
14

Answer:

Life membership fee taken from the club members is a one time fee. Yearly fees is recorded as revenue expense. Life membership need to be shown in balance sheet.

Answered by shivaprasadvangalasl
0

The correct option is A)

The life class figure taken from the club members is a one-time figure membership.

  • Monthly freights are recorded as profit charges. Life class needs to be shown on the balance distance.
  • Life Class freights is capital damage and we add it to the Capital Fund on the arrears side of the Balance distance.
  • We don't regard it as an income because of a life-made one-time payment and avails services all through his life.
  • Life Membership Fee It isn't reckoned for as an income because a life member makes a one-time payment and avails of continuance services.
  • thus, it's reckoned as Capital Damage and added to Capital Fund on the arrears side of the Balance distance.
  • Life class freights entered by the club are shown in the Balance distance( arrears side). Accountancy.
  • The benefactions or freights, which are mandatory to be paid to such an institution, are generally considered profit expenditure.
  • For illustration, admission freights for the class as well as periodic freight both are considered profit expenditures.

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