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Hopeful


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Hello to you all, I'm new to the forum & it's looks quite good, my question is if a company deals purely in buying & selling property would the labour & hire charges be included in the refurb costs on the balance sheet or would they go into the P&L ? I know all building materials would be entered in the balance sheet as refurb, not to sure about labour & skip hire?? blankstare thanks in advance for any help

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Hi and welcome

All costs involved in the refurb would be handled the same way, as would the legal fees etc IMHO

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that's great thanks for a speedy reply

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