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the bell icon today we have a topic that has Prepaid Insurance we'll try and
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understand this in complete detailed fashion see what is exactly Prapaid
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insurance that's the first things that we're going is prepaid insurance
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well Prepaid insurance refers to the portion of the you know outstanding
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insurance premium which is paid by the company right in advance what we call as
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in advance and is currently not used so an insurance premium is the amount that
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organization pay on behalf of the so called employees and the other policies
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that the business have rendered to generally and just this the insurance
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premium is paid on monthly you have quarterly basis so the expense which is
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an expensive Prapaid and is reported in the books of accounts under the current
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asset forms and the expenses for that period is shown under profit and loss
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statement so my question over here is prepaid insurance is an asset see let us
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take an example to understand this to check if the prepaid insurance is an
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asset like for let's say there is a company called a fast track company and
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they buy a 1 year insurance let's say they buy a 1 year insurance for its
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delivery of truck and you know they pay let's say closely $1200 for the
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same on 1st December 2017 now that you have prepared for the insurance prepare
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you have your prepaid for services to be used it is classified over here as your
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asset now in this case the prepaid insurance will be classified as your
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current assets on the balance sheet so it will it will look something like this
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in the fast-track movers and Packers Inc how things will look like on the asset
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side you will have what we call cash prepaid insurance and vehicles just as a
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part of the $4,800 $1,200 and $14,000
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so on the current asset side prepaid insurance will be visible this
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means that you know insurance expense each amounting to $1,200 now
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this $1,200 and it will be dividing by 12 okay that will by that will get 100
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now for a period of 1 month between 31st December form 1st December to
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31st December or $100 for a period of 1 month that is $100
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worth of insurance is used up so let us look at the prepaid insurance expense
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that is classified as an asset at the end of the 1 month of 31st December
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2017 now what do you need to note that you know reporting the amount of prepaid
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insurance on the balance sheet will be something like this is equal to $1200
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less $100 to be 1100 that will be reported on the
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balance sheet side of current assets the insurance that is used you know for the
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month of December will be reported as an insurance expense on December income
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statement and this is shown in the P&L when you when you when you draw down the
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P&L you will get the insurance expense as a part of it let's understand the
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journal entry part of insurance expense the journal entry for this will go
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something like this see let's take an example of prepaid
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insurance or journal entry let's say there is a company called XYZ and who
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needs to pay his employee liability insurance for the whole of the fiscally
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and in 31st Dec 2018 amounting let's say went
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$10,000 and the company has paid 10,000 of the insurance
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premium for the whole year at the beginning of the quarter one so the Prepaid
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insurance journal entry will be passed and will be reflected in the
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books of accounts of XYZ and it will look something like this prepaid expense
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what they prepared insurance in the Account that will be debited
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$10,000 to a bank or cash that will be 10,000 now the prepaid
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insurance you know if you see is debited which indicates the creation of an asset
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in the balance sheet where is the bank or the cash has been with with an equal
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amount which is the balance rule of accounting has been credited right
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it is going out now journal entries what about the journal entries when prepaid
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insurance is due see when insurance is due for each quarter that is let's say
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2,000 will be subtracted from the prepaid account and is shown as an
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expense in the income statement so insurance expense account that will be
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debited to the extent of 2002 prepaid insurance that will be 2000 right so the
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income statement for the quarter ending will show an expense of $2000 under the
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item of the insurance expense and in the balance sheet of the XYZ company the
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closing balance of the current account prepaid account will be shown and shown
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a balance of 8,000 that is 10000 - 2000 for the quarter ending as amount due
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for the quarter has been expense for that particular period and second the
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amount you an expense this quarter is also known as your period cost here as
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it is the cost of incurred in this period and third the process of
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reduction from the account periodically is often known as the amortization now
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there will be an adjustment entry for prepaid expense see passing the
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adjustment entries to balance the books of accounts are often helping which
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avoids us to make an entry for new business transactions so to pass an
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adjustment entry you need to debit the actual expense and credit the prepaid
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expense account over the period of the amortization the account which is prepaid
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will come to nil-nil balance at the end of the accounting period and all the
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expense accrued in the what we call as the income statement that set for this
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