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Long period account

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  • April 22, 2015 at 7:24 pm #242224
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    Hi sir .
    I’m struggling in bank interest income.
    My question is below

    15months period to 30 June 2015
    Bank interest( received 30 sep 2014) £22,000

    Bank interest (income) accrued was as follows:
    At 1 April 2014 £5,200
    31 March 2015 £4,100
    30 June 2015 £9,780

    So my answer is y/e 31.3.2015 interest income £26,100(22,000+4,100)
    3m 30.6.2015 interest income £ 9,780

    But Kaplan book explain is
    y/e 31.3.2015 interest income £20,900 (22,000-5.200(?)+4,100)
    3m 30.6.2015 interest income £ 8,000(. 9780-4100(?))
    Could you explain about that pls?

    April 25, 2015 at 3:13 pm #242665
    AvatarTax Tutor
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    This is not a tax problem you have but an accounting problem in not understanding the accruals basis! The Kaplan answer is correct – in calculating the interest receivable during the accounting period you start by doing what you did – adding any amount received during the period to the closing accrual at the end of the period BUT you must then deduct the opening accrual as this would have been included in the previous period but would also be included in the amount received this period or where nothing has been received it would also be in the closing accrual!

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