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If the journal entry to record an accrued liability were accidentally recorded twice, it would:

a. Understate income for the year. b. Overstate income for the year. c. Have no effect on income for the year. d. Understate accrued liabilities at the end of the year.

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Question added by Khaled Mohee Eldeen Abbas Mahmoud , Chartered Accountant # 10465 , Self-employed
Date Posted: 2014/04/27
Muhammad Zubair
by Muhammad Zubair , CFO / Chief Accountant , RH Group

a. Understate income for the year. 

Divyesh Patel
by Divyesh Patel , Assistant Professional Officer- Treasury , City Of Cape Town

A is the correct answer.

Muhammad Akram Shahzad Mughal
by Muhammad Akram Shahzad Mughal , Assist. Manager Inventory & Warehouse , KahrPlast Co.

For sure it is A) understate Income for the Year

Umer Aziz
by Umer Aziz , Senior Accountant , TERNA Bahrain Holding - GEK Group (www.terna.gr)

Option A is Correct

A. is the right answer because it 'll overstated Expenses

Ma. Jonessa Tabaco
by Ma. Jonessa Tabaco , Accountant , Addmind Concept Creation F&B Management

a. Understate income for the year because expenses are overstated for the year

Muhammad Zaheer uddin Babar
by Muhammad Zaheer uddin Babar , IN-CHARGE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE , MARRIOTT HOTEL

Correct answer is Option A

mageshwaran ganesan
by mageshwaran ganesan , Finance Manager , Atos

A) understate income for the year. Expense is recored twice in the books it will reduce the income in the profit and loss account. 

MOHAMED RASHID THALAKKAATTU
by MOHAMED RASHID THALAKKAATTU , ACCOUNTANT , WHEELCARE ALIGNMENT CENTRE

a is correct

lara al sukkary
by lara al sukkary , Chief accountant , united pioneering company

A

tamer abd el azeem
by tamer abd el azeem , senior account , Arabian Trading Supplies ( Naghi Group )

Of course A

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