Where to represent an account receivable ?

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In which financial statements we have to represent an account receivable ? In balance sheet or in income statement ?
 

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Balance sheet. If you studying accounting it will serve you well to MEMORIZE the accounts that are on the example balance sheet and the example income statement.
 

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Very good advice kirby. Accounts payable is also on the balance sheet.
 
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i approve post of kirby and samir. Accounts receivable and payable are in balance sheet.
 
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All asset and liability appear in the balance sheet(statment of finacial position); an acc receivable is an asset and acc payable a liability. look out for a simple illustration below:

BALANCE SHEET

non-current asset.

-Office building
-company van
etc

current asset

-inventories
-recievables
etc

non current liability(long term)
-capital
-loan (purchase a non current asset)
etc

current liability(short term)

-bank overdraft
-payables
etc

#To be continued.....
 

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