Only the portion of it that is due within the next 12 months is current. The balance is a deferred or non-current liability.
Rent PayableA payable account is any account that has a balance due that has not been paid yet. Say you owe $500 for one months rent, but want to record it on the books but not pay it, the journal entry would be:Rent Expense (debit) $500Rent Payable (credit) $500It's the same concept as with such payable accounts like, Income Tax Payable, Salary or Wages Payable, etc.Though it is very uncommon to record rent as a payable, usually it is recorded as prepaid (an asset) or as it is paid, not before.
Yes, FUTA taxes payable is a current liability. Current liabilities are those that are due within one year.
Payment of property taxes in arrears means that the taxes are actually assessed, or considered payable and due, when the year that they cover is past or almost over. An example of this is if your taxes are due/payable in October but the taxes are for the period of January to December of the same year.
One would think that only Accounts Receivable would be able to write off an Account Payable. It's still due and payable as long as the company to which the balance is owed is still in business. Bills due are just not simply forgiven because it's been a year or two since they were due.
DUe date is 15th of the next month...
Only the portion of it that is due within the next 12 months is current. The balance is a deferred or non-current liability.
Rent PayableA payable account is any account that has a balance due that has not been paid yet. Say you owe $500 for one months rent, but want to record it on the books but not pay it, the journal entry would be:Rent Expense (debit) $500Rent Payable (credit) $500It's the same concept as with such payable accounts like, Income Tax Payable, Salary or Wages Payable, etc.Though it is very uncommon to record rent as a payable, usually it is recorded as prepaid (an asset) or as it is paid, not before.
Yes, FUTA taxes payable is a current liability. Current liabilities are those that are due within one year.
Payment of property taxes in arrears means that the taxes are actually assessed, or considered payable and due, when the year that they cover is past or almost over. An example of this is if your taxes are due/payable in October but the taxes are for the period of January to December of the same year.
One would think that only Accounts Receivable would be able to write off an Account Payable. It's still due and payable as long as the company to which the balance is owed is still in business. Bills due are just not simply forgiven because it's been a year or two since they were due.
calculate the principal due in one year together with the interest payable.
Stretching accounts payable has to do with making payments. When a company makes the payment after the due date, yet only pays what is due, not any penalties. This is stretching accounts payable.
Upon application of LC, on the buyer's books it still payable until the agreed time that the LC become due and demandable.
soes big lot have any notes payable if so when are they due and what interest rate are they paying back.
Accounts receivable is the term for amounts due, while accounts payable are owed.While this is the "opposite" of accounts payable, it is NOT an antonym.
Bonds due for payment within a year or less would be clasified as short term debt.