anilwyd

Hi,

In one T?B which I am finalizing now; there are lot of sundry debtors accounts with credit balances [ reason includes- giving discounts, excess payments etc.] there is a rare possibility that we will call and pay back the same to sundry debtors.

What is the recommended accounting treatment ?
Is there any 3 year criteria involved?
Any AS deals with this?

Ours is a listed company.

Shall I credit the said credit balances to P&L ?

Reagards
anil.india

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