Answer Posted / 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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