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a. deferred expense is a liability, and accrued expense is an asset. b. deferred expense is an asset, and accrued expense is a liabilty. c. deferred expense is a liability, and accrued expense is a liability. deferred expense is an asset, and accrued expense is an asset.
Deferred means delayed and accrued means earned in layman's language.
Suppose, your current Financial Year is from Jan 16 to Dec 16. You have paid $2000 to an Advertising Agency in the month of July for a year-long advertisement contract of your business starting from July 16 to Jun 17. You can clearly realize that whole $2000 is not related with your current Financial Year. The amout to the extent relatable to current FY is booked as expenses in the current FY and balance amount is deferred or delayed to be booked as expenses in next Financial Year.
Accrued expenses are those expenses you are liable to pay in cash but haven't paid it yet. Suppose, for a month you have received your Telephone Bill of $20 which will be paid by you in the next month. Such expenses which you have incurred and liable to pay but not yet paid are booked as accrued expenses till the time of actual payment.
b. deferred expense is an asset, and accrued expense is a liabilty.
Deferred expense is as an asset until it consumes.
Accrued expense is a liability.
accrued expense are the expense already incurred but yet to be paid.
deferred expense is an asset that represents a payment towards an expense which is still not due.