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Hire purchase interest are apportioned based on the reducing balance method (part 1) and on Straight line basis(part 2). This final part 3 looks at another commonly used method to apportion hire purchase interest namely the Sum of digit method of Rule of 78 Continue reading How To Apportion Hire Purchase Interest-Using Sum Of Digit Method Or Rule Of 78 (Part 3 of 3) Part 1 shows the reducing balance method . This article looks at how the hire purchase interest is apportioned over the period of the agreement using the Straight Line method. Continue reading How To Apportion Hire Purchase Interest-Straight Line Method (Part 2 of 3) Note that the hire purchase interest needs to be apportioned over the period of the agreement. The commonly used methods are the Reducing Balance method, Straight Line method and Sum of Digits or Rule of 78 method Below example illustrate the Reducing Balance method to apportion hire purchase interest:- Continue reading How To Apportion Hire Purchase Interest-Reducing Balance Method (Part 1 of 3) For those unfamiliar between Hire Purchase and Installment System, tabulated below in summary some of the differences: Hire Purchase Installment System
This article deals the Accounting treatment of Hire Purchase Agreement of Purchaser:
Accounts Required in The Purchaser’s Books: |
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