I'm just hoping the car comes with a cup holder big enough for my extra-large coffee. As for the question, I'd say B) Vendor account and C) Asset account are the right answers.
This is a tricky one! I'm tempted to say A) G/L expense account, but that wouldn't make sense for a capital asset like a car. B) Vendor account and C) Asset account seem like the way to go.
Hmm, I'm not sure about D) Material account. Last time I checked, a car wasn't made of materials like wood or metal. I'd go with B) Vendor account and C) Asset account.
I think the correct answers are B) Vendor account and C) Asset account. We need to record the new company car as an asset, and the vendor account to track the payment to the supplier.
I agree with Diego. The G/L expense account is for recording the cost of the new car, and the Asset account is for tracking the value of the car on our balance sheet.
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