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someone help please. why he decided to make debit and credit entries of 4?
@kamshizo, At 3.44, I say “Next year, the provision should be 40,000″ We already have 36,000 in the provision account. So now we need a further 4,000 to bring it to 40,000.
Ok, ok, I should have said “Say, next year, the provision should be 40,000″
Hi In Reply to 7suleo11 question:
please can someone please explain how he arrived at 8% by 200 and 2% BY 1000.
Answer
The question says 90% suffer no default therefore 10% of sale must suffer faults.
now split the 10% faulty microwave between minor and major defects.
In the question it state that 80% suffer minor fault therefore 80%x 10%= 8% so the 2% must relate to major faults.
now use the percentage to multiply to estimated cost of repair e,g
8%x $200,000
2%x$1,000,000
@patama, Thanks Patama
please can someone please explain how he arrived at 8% by 200 and 2% BY 1000.
Hi , Thanks for the lectures. I have benefited a lot. My question is ‘Is the unrolling of discount provision the same as the unwinding of discount?’
Powerful lecture
i have a question plz help ,cause i am quite confused with this provision stuff…my Qs is how to initially recognise the provision?
Dr. ??
Cr. Provision
Dr Expense
Your initial entry would be:
Dr. SOCI
Cr. Provision
This is because the Provision is charged as an expense in SOCI.
I hope this was useful.
Regards,
Sohail.
Useful,Thanks.