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The term ‘trade receivables’ is the amount receivable for sale of goods or services performed in the ordinary course of business operation. It is the sum of debtors and bills receivable.
- Debtor: A debtor is a person who receives a benefit without paying money immediately but liable to pay in future within a particular period of time.
- Bills receivable: Bill receivable is an exchange bill accepted by the debtor for the amount which will be received on a specified date. It is included in trade receivables because bill receivable replaces a debtor.
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Revenue receipts are just like a part of normal and common business operations that is why they occur again and again contrary to the capital receipts but have the short-term benefits.
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Non monetary transaction are not recorded in book of accounts. For example, the skill level of the human resource an organisation possess.
The same is not recorded because it can be measured. It is intangible and just cant be measured or valued.
For recording anything in accounts you need to report it in monetary terms which is not possible in case of non-monetary transactions.
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