treatment of outstanding liabilities no longer required
This query is : Resolved
12 November 2009
There are certain liabilities, say on account of credit cards which have been closed and other liabilities which are no longer required to be paid. Can they be written back? and the P&L would be affected by that. Will it also affect the income tax liability?
12 November 2009
liabilities which are no longer required to be paid (100%sure & avidance available) is to be written off.
AS-29 Says the amount of provivion should be shown as an Expense in P/L statement and vice virsa.
yes,it also affect the income tax liability of current year.
AS-29 Says the amount of provivion should be shown as an Expense in P/L statement and vice virsa.
yes,it also affect the income tax liability of current year.
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