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Expenses (direct and indirect)

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Ayesha Siddiqua

1 Points Posted on 06 November 2022

do arboriculture direct expenses come in liabilities or revenue?

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This discussion clarifies that direct expenses in arboriculture, such as those related to timber cultivation, are considered direct costs. These costs are recorded in the Trading and Profit & Loss account, not as liabilities or revenue. The conversation also briefly touches upon corporate liquid term deposits and related withdrawal provisions.

sabyasachi mukherjee

Profession Business

28246 Points Posted on 06 November 2022

It's wrong

prasad Nilugal

GST Practitioner & Accounts

15136 Points Posted on 06 November 2022

Your query is not clear and reply is on assumption it relates to Timber Business

Arboriculture related to Cultivation of trees for production of timber, I hope Timber business having, expenses incurred for Cultivation of trees, same will be Direct Expenses , and Direct Expenses always comes in Trading & profit and loss account. It's neither liability nor revenue.

Ahmed Malik

55 Points Posted on 10 November 2022

Please explain the provisions https://nail-salonsnearme.com/ related to Corporate Liquid Term deposit in the context of interest rate withdrawl minimum balance to be .