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CHARMER (TREASURY BILLS)

Aahmar10y ago
sir if there is opening and closing for treasury bills and you haven’t told that these are taken as cash and cash equivalents so we will bring the net figure to just investing activities? or we need to bring it to opening and closing of cash and cash equivalents like short term treasury bills C/B 120 O/B 50 cash nil 122 overdraft 136 nil c & c eq bf (50+122) 172 c& c eq cf(120-136) (16) is this wrong? or c & c eq bf 122 c & c eq eq (136)
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#1
c & c eq bf (50+122) 172 c& c eq cf(120-136) (16) This is correct - it's possible that the treasury bills have a maturity date given If so, then you would exclude from cash and cash equivalents those bills that mature more than three months after the financial reporting date
Aahmar10y ago#2
sir i did it correctly then as you said but in kit its opposite of that they just net off the opening and closing of treasury bills and included as purchase in investing activities (120-50) 70. they didn't include it in cash and cash equivalents c & c eq bf 122 c & c eq eq (136) like this there was not note or any maturity date given it was just shown as short term treasury bills
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#3
That's interesting! I would have included them as cash or cash equivalent, particularly since it made the point of calling them "short-term treasury bills" Which exam was Charmer in?
Aahmar10y ago#4
if it wasn't short term then we should have net it off and included it in investing activities right? its in kaplan kit session 2013/2014 question number is 61 i couldn't find the attempt
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#5
Ok, what's the accounting year end for Charmer?
Aahmar10y ago#6
it's 30 sep 2001.so old
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#7
I have tried looking for the Charmer question and thought that I'd actually found it on a Chinese website but the site showed only question 1 Hanford and Stopple) and to continue I would have to log in to the site - at least that's how I interpreted the Chinese writing! So, sadly, I'm not going to get any further with the task of answering your question, sorry :-(
Aahmar10y ago#8
i appreciate your efforts for my question.thanks sir
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#9
No problem, just sorry I couldn't do more
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