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how rent received in advance would be considered as current liability
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because its not accrued income and hence may be payable before its actual due date of payment
didn't got logic behind this
Because it's not a income as not complete the transaction / rent.
I pay something to you in advance against which service interms of your building space utilization have not been availed yet.
So do u own the money yet?
You just the money in ur possession but do not own it unless the services of building are availed by tenant.
Hence a liability
Suppose, if you have received income in advance it means you have received the money but have either not delivered goods/service which you were supposed to provide. So even though you have received money you are still liable to provide goods/service. Hence that becomes your liability.
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