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Carla
Ok, we had on our balance sheet as an asset a timeshare. The purchase
price was $28,000. In June of last year, the account was
"cancelled". Effectively, the timeshare was cancelled and we lost our
investment in it. The creditor, I was told, wrote off the balance,
which was about $9,000.
It was never depreciated because it was dealt with like real property.
I am trying to figure out how to remove this from my books. Do I just
debt Loss on Investment Property or some such account for the $19,000
difference between the book value and the principal balance?
Thanks.
price was $28,000. In June of last year, the account was
"cancelled". Effectively, the timeshare was cancelled and we lost our
investment in it. The creditor, I was told, wrote off the balance,
which was about $9,000.
It was never depreciated because it was dealt with like real property.
I am trying to figure out how to remove this from my books. Do I just
debt Loss on Investment Property or some such account for the $19,000
difference between the book value and the principal balance?
Thanks.