Luxco is closing its 2012 records. Luxco has engaged Ey to perform the audit of its 2012 annual accounts and the preparation of its 2012 corporate tax returns. The agreed fees are 10.000€ (excl VAT) for the audit and 3000€(excl Vat) for the preparation of the corporate tax returns. These services will be provided in 2013. Make the journal entry

Luxco is closing its 2012 records. Luxco has engaged Ey to perform the audit of its 2012 annual accounts and the preparation of its 2012 corporate tax returns. The agreed fees are 10.000€ (excl VAT) for the audit and 3000€(excl Vat) for the preparation of the corporate tax returns. These services will be provided in 2013. Make the journal entry

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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