Black Ltd commenced trading on 1 September Year 3 and is preparing its accounts for the year ended 31 August Year 4. During its first year of trading the company pays total telephone company invoices of £4,300. The three-month invoice paid in July Year 4 includes calls of £1,200 for the quarter up to 30 June Year 4 and advance rental of £960 for the quarter to 30 September Year 4. The invoice received in October Year 4 includes calls of £840 for the quarter up to 30 September Year 4 and advance rental of £1,200 for the quarter to 31 December Year 4. What is the telephone expense to be recorded in the income statement for the first year of trading?

Black Ltd commenced trading on 1 September Year 3 and is preparing its accounts for the year ended 31 August Year 4. During its first year of trading the company pays total telephone company invoices of £4,300. The three-month invoice paid in July Year 4 includes calls of £1,200 for the quarter up to 30 June Year 4 and advance rental of £960 for the quarter to 30 September Year 4. The invoice received in October Year 4 includes calls of £840 for the quarter up to 30 September Year 4 and advance rental of £1,200 for the quarter to 31 December Year 4. What is the telephone expense to be recorded in the income statement for the first year of trading?

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Chapter6: Cash And Receivables

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