On 1 April Year 1 a company paid £2,800 in advance for one year of fire insurance.For the financial year-end date of 31 December Year 1, what is the correctaccounting treatment for this information?O a) Insurance expense of £700: Current liability of £2,100b) Insurance expense of £2,100: Current asset of £700c) Insurance expense of £2,100: Current liability of £700d) Insurance expense of £1,400: Current asset of £1,400

Answer:- Insurance expense:- The cost of an insurance contract, as well as any subsequent premium…

Answered: On 1 April Year 1 a company paid £2,800…

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