Answer Posted / venkat
Cost Centre is a code created by a Company for its internal
Departments (ex: Sales Dept, Pur Dept, Marketing Dept,
Finance Dept) to debit expenses according to the User Dept.
Costcentre shows the expenses incurred by user dept for the
Financial period and helps in Checking of Costs.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 23 Yes | 3 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Can we Put "TAX INVOICE" in the sale in Transit (E1) Invoice.
What do you think is a bank reconciliation statement?
What is accounting ethics?
What is liabilities and what all does include in current liabilities?
journal entry for prepaid insurance and salary outstanding
What is a comprehensive income?
Explain what is the disadvantage of double entry system?
WHAT IS THE LAST DATE OF HOUSE TAX SUBMITED , AND WHAT IS THE RATE OF HOUSE TAX ?WE PAID HOUSE TAX MCD OR ANY OTHER. PLEASE TELL ME.
Tell me different branches of accounting?
You are using the accounts approach to parallel valuation and classic assets accounting. You need to create a new financial statement version to valuation based of IFRS principles. In asset accounting, what posting options can you choose for the new depreciation area? (any 2 answer) Area post in real time Area posts APC directly and depreciation periodically Area posts APC only directly Area posts APC and depreciation periodically
The 'going concern concept' is the underlying basis for: 1.stating fixed assets at their historical cost 2.disclosing the market value of securities 3.disclosing the sales and other operating information in the income statement 4.none of the above
Company ABC split 1:3 on March 31, 2009 and split 3:1 on March 31, 2008. Date Close Price # of Shares Revised Closed Price Revised # of Shares June 15, 2009 $75.00 3000 $75.00 April 23, 2009 $72.00 2300 $72.00 March 31, 2009 $67.00 999 $ March 31, 2008 $275.00 300 $91.66 November 30, 2007 $233.00 6800 $77.66 October 6, 2006 $1,333.00 13000 $444.33
What is definition of a cash float in accounting?
Explain me your track record in previous jobs, specifically speaking to any mistakes you may have made. There is little room for error in accounting?
Explain accounting 101?
