what do you mean by accrual & due ? What is the difference
between Accrual & due?
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Answer / kuldeepkumar
As per Accrual concept of accounting revenue has been
earned by firm, whether is received or not & expenses has
been incurred by firm, whether is paid or not.
As a Creditor, Due is that amount which we have to receive
from debtor & As a Debtor, Due is that amount which we have
to pay to Creditor.
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Answer / ravi
for Example:A company has declared the dividend but it will
settled the customer account certain days. for the period
company has give the interest in these declared date and
settlement date in between period is accrual. Once the
amount is settled in due date.
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Answer / sheetal
accrual means which income received by them and after done
by us.
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Answer / venkat
Accrual concept means which entries done or going to be done it means part of money or money reserved or paid on total amount should be written in the books is called accrual concept
dual concept means in every accounting equation one should debt and one should be credit then only that excise will be correct
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