Concept Introduction:
Warranty liability:
Warranty liability implies the obligation of the seller to repair or replace a defective good supplied to a customer. The warranty expenses are accounted for in the period in which the revenue of the good is recognized as per the matching principle of accounting.
Requirement 1:
To prepare:
Concept Introduction:
Warranty liability:
Warranty liability implies the obligation of the seller to repair or replace a defective good supplied to a customer. The warranty expenses are accounted for in the period in which the revenue of the good is recognized as per the matching principle of accounting.
Requirement 2:
The warranty expenses reported for November and December
Concept Introduction:
Warranty liability:
Warranty liability implies the obligation of the seller to repair or replace a defective good supplied to a customer. The warranty expenses are accounted for in the period in which the revenue of the good is recognized as per the matching principle of accounting.
of the product. Only the plant or factory related expenses are termed as manufacturing
Requirement 3:
The warranty expenses reported for January
Warranty liability:
Warranty liability implies the obligation of the seller to repair or replace a defective good supplied to a customer. The warranty expenses are accounted for in the period in which the revenue of the good is recognized as per the matching principle of accounting.
Requirement 4:
The balance of Estimated Warranty liability on December 31
Concept Introduction:
Warranty liability:
Warranty liability implies the obligation of the seller to repair or replace a defective good supplied to a customer. The warranty expenses are accounted for in the period in which the revenue of the good is recognized as per the matching principle of accounting.
Requirement 5:
The balance of Estimated Warranty liability on January 31
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