Current Asset
Yes. If it is a deposit paid to a vendor, then it will be classified as an asset. If it is a deposit received from a customer, then it is a liability. Depending on when it is expected to be returned, you will classify it as either current or non-current.
yes It is an Asset, not a Liability.
Yes, a utility deposit is an asset.
If it is customer deposits then it is liability of business to be paid then its balance is credit but if it is deposit with other companies or in bank then it is asset of business and default balance is debit balance.
Current Asset
Yes. If it is a deposit paid to a vendor, then it will be classified as an asset. If it is a deposit received from a customer, then it is a liability. Depending on when it is expected to be returned, you will classify it as either current or non-current.
Yes, Asset side, I am contributing my share to GDP Liability side, Social security systems.
Asset - Liability = Net Asset / Liability * Net Asset - When Asset is more than Liability * Net Liability - When Liability is more than Asset
yes It is an Asset, not a Liability.
Yes, a utility deposit is an asset.
asset
If it is customer deposits then it is liability of business to be paid then its balance is credit but if it is deposit with other companies or in bank then it is asset of business and default balance is debit balance.
The accounting journal entries to record a security deposit should be a separate entry titled security deposit. You should include the tenants name, and it should be considered a liability since you will have to return it at some point.
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