#803
When an item is prorated at closing the item is considered the type of item which will not have to be paid for.
Is this fact true or false ?
Please take your time. The solution is posted below the wildlife photo.
A. False
When an item is prorated the item will be calculated as an expense based on a certain time period and cost rendered according to a portion of an amount divided by the number of days or any specified time element representative of the original assessment and mutliplied as a fraction of the whole.
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