How to present in Balance sheet as per scheduled III and under which head
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18 June 2025
How to present in balance sheet as per scheduled III and under which head
Excess received from Trade Receivable or excess paid to Trade payable.
Excess received from Trade Receivable or excess paid to Trade payable.
12 August 2025
1. Excess received from Trade Receivables
Meaning: You have received more money than the invoiced amount from a customer.
Presentation in Balance Sheet:
It should be shown under Current Liabilities, because you owe this excess amount back to the customer unless it’s adjusted against future invoices.
Suggested Head:
“Other Current Liabilities” or a sub-head like “Excess Received from Customers” under Current Liabilities.
2. Excess paid to Trade Payables
Meaning: You have paid more than the invoiced amount to a supplier.
Presentation in Balance Sheet:
It should be shown under Current Assets, as this is a recoverable amount (like a receivable from supplier).
Suggested Head:
“Other Current Assets” or a sub-head like “Excess Paid to Suppliers” under Current Assets.
Meaning: You have received more money than the invoiced amount from a customer.
Presentation in Balance Sheet:
It should be shown under Current Liabilities, because you owe this excess amount back to the customer unless it’s adjusted against future invoices.
Suggested Head:
“Other Current Liabilities” or a sub-head like “Excess Received from Customers” under Current Liabilities.
2. Excess paid to Trade Payables
Meaning: You have paid more than the invoiced amount to a supplier.
Presentation in Balance Sheet:
It should be shown under Current Assets, as this is a recoverable amount (like a receivable from supplier).
Suggested Head:
“Other Current Assets” or a sub-head like “Excess Paid to Suppliers” under Current Assets.
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