Accounts Payable Questions

The terms Billable and Non-Billable expenses are normally associated with say a consultancy company where they bill consultants out to their clients. Therefore Billable expenses will be paid by the client whereas Non-billable will be paid by your employer. What's included in both is subject to the contract your company has with their client.

Stock investment may pay the dividends.

The amount of dividend will be depended on how many stocks you own and how much is that's company net income in that year

For example :

If you own 15 % of the company, and the company announced that they will pay Rs. 1,00,000 as dividend this year, you will get dividend payment of Rs. 15,000.

There are three types of assets
1. Fixed assets     :
Those assets which will be used by the company for a long period of time.
a) Tangible assets: those assets which we can see and touch and exp Land & Buildings, Plant & Machinery,Furniture, fixtures and fittings
b) Intangible assets: Those assets which we can't see and touch like Goodwill, Patents, Copyrights, Trade Mark etc

2. Current assets  :
Those assets which can be easily converted into cash within one year like cash in hand, cash at bank, Bills receivable, stock etc

3. Fictitious assets:
its not the actual assets , its the expenditure occurred at the tine of commencement of firm ( capital expenditure )like preliminary expenses, discount on issue on debenture/shares, underwriting commission etc

Automatic payments batch means auto payment is done on the bases of the batch, which u created for the payment of particular pay group etc.

Automatic payments means auto payments is done on the bases of single transaction u selected base for the payments

Debenture holder are those who provides long term loan at specific interest rate in term of cash and creditor provides only short term credit in term of cash for purchasing of goods.

Because these exps are paid/payable to persons. person includes Sole Proprietor, Partnership Firms, HUF, Co; etc.Personal accounts always appear in B/S until it is transfered to expenditure by debiting to P&L A/C.