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why Prepaid Expense is treated as an asset & what will be
its journal entry using golden rules of accounting.
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Answer Posted / shamim
because this exp has to pay in advance but did not get
service from whom pay the money thats y it is current asset
Exp a/c dr
prepaid exp. a/c
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