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The value of creditors is Rs. 20,000. Create a discount on creditors. What is the effect is Revaluation Account and Balance Sheet?

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Discount on creditors is benefit for the organisation, The journal entry for discount on creditors through revaluation account is :
Journal in the books
Date Particulars Debit Credit
Discount on Creditors A/c Dr. xxx
To Revaluation A/c xxx
(Being Discount on creditors)


From this discount, we can see that discount on creditors would appear in the credit side of revaluation account.
In the balance sheet, this discount would be shown as a deduction from creditors.


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