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what is bills receviables?
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Answer / guest
it means bill of exchange or sundry debitor recived from
the trader.
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Answer / nayeem islaahi
A bill in respect of which a party has to receive money is
called bills receivable.
Journal entry for B/R is:
Bills receivable A/c dr. ****
To Acceptors A/c ****
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Answer / ashish
it means that what we have to receive from Sundry debtors
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Answer / sunilkumarsuresh
Bills Recievable a/c Indicates the Invoices Due for Payment
but not Recieved.Bills Recievables are Current assets of
the firm .
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Answer / ramakram
Bills receiveable is the amount which we have to receive for
the services made by us at a later date and it is shown in
the current asset.
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Answer / syed adnan
written promise received from the other traders for selling
the goods are known as bills receivable
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Answer / yedukondalu
in every bussiness there is a chance to sell the product or
to provide the service on credit this credit amount will
get in fuature these are nothing but bills receivable.
hear in this concept we have two parties
one bill writer (business or organation.
two Acceptors.
bills receviables are the current assect for the company.
entry:
Bills receivable A/c dr. 000
To Acceptors A/c 000
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Answer / vijay
It is one of the accounting transactions dealing with the
billing of a customer for goods & services received by the
customer
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