Chart of accounts · NAS No. 21

6990 Other liabilities

LiabilitySection: 2.1. Liabilities: currentMain account: 6900 Other current payables

6990 "Other liabilities" is the sub-account that records current liabilities which do not fit other accounts. It belongs to group 6900 and is a liability-type account: debt is recorded on the credit side, payment or settlement on the debit side.

Account type: Liability

Liability account: records liabilities or equity. The balance and increases go to the credit side, decreases to the debit side.

NAS No. 21, para. 3

Main account 6900

CodeName
6900Other current payables
6910Operating lease payable
6920Accrued interest
6930Royalties payable
6940Guarantee obligations payable
6950Long-term liabilities – current portion
6960Claims payable
6970Payables to accountable persons
6990Other liabilities · this page

What account 6990 is for

A company's debts usually sit on accounts with specific names: suppliers 6010, wages 6710, the budget 6410. But there are also debts for which no separate account has been opened: for example, fees for the services of various organisations, or an amount withheld from an employee's wages under a court document. For these, group 6900 has a "last address": 6990.

Group 6900 has eight sub-accounts (paragraph 297): 6910 to 6970 are separate accounts for lease, interest, royalties, guarantees, the current portion of long-term debt, claims and accountable persons, and 6990 is for everything else.

What the official text says

Paragraph 307 gives non-commercial operations as an example for 6990: amounts withheld from employees' wages in favour of other organisations and persons under enforcement documents or decisions of judicial bodies are kept in this account as a current liability of the organisation (to educational institutions, scientific organisations and other individuals and legal entities). Under paragraph 308, analytical accounting is kept separately for each type of liability.

Account type

In the chart of accounts, 6900 has type "P" (liability). Under paragraph 3 of NAS No. 21, on a liability account the balance and the increase in a liability are shown on the credit side and the decrease on the debit side. This means:

  • when another liability arises, 6990 is credited;
  • when the liability is paid or settled in another way, 6990 is debited;
  • a credit balance is debt that has not yet been settled.

What is recorded on the credit

The table below lists the main rows of the Instructions' tables in which 6990 is credited. The list is not complete (for example, paragraph 309 and other paragraphs contain more rows); see the official text for the full list. Paragraphs: 60, 66, 75, 111, 114, 120, 126, 132, 135, 191, 236, 309, 394, 412.

TransactionDebitSource
Receipt of a certificate of transfer of rights to securities (Cr 6990 and 7920)0610para. 60, row 10
Purchase of equipment for installation from various persons0710-0720para. 66, row 8
Various payables in the course of acquiring and constructing fixed assets0810-0890para. 75, row 20
Purchase of animals from other persons and the public1110, 1120para. 111, row 1
The same transaction (when account 1500 is used)1510para. 111, row 2
Amount of services of various organisations in purchasing materials1510para. 114, row 6
Purchase of stocks, acceptance of services from various organisations and persons1510para. 309, row 21
Debts for services rendered to primary production2010para. 120, row 19
Various organisations rendered services to workshops and service units2010, 2310, 2510, 2710para. 309, row 22
Debt for services rendered to auxiliary production2310para. 126, row 17
Debt to consumers for the cost of repairing defective products2610para. 132, row 10
Debts for services rendered to service units2710para. 135, row 17
Receipt of goods from other persons2910-2990para. 309, row 24
VAT on acquired resources, goods, work and services (Cr 6010, 6120, 6990)4410para. 191, row 1
Purchase of cash equivalents from various persons5610para. 236, row 4
Receipt of transfers from other persons5710para. 309, row 27
Debt to other organisations for services rendered on disposal of a fixed asset9210para. 394, row 11
Transport costs of dispatching products9410para. 412, row 1
Payments for bank and audit services9430para. 412, row 12
Debt to the depositary for safekeeping of acquired shares9690para. 309, row 30

What is recorded on the debit

Rows in which 6990 decreases on the debit side (four rows):

TransactionCreditSource
Issue of various amounts (under writs of execution and others)5010, 5020para. 223, row 17
Write-off of the amount of cheques used to pay for the services of other creditors5520para. 234, row 10
Settlement of the organisation's debt with securities5810para. 244, row 9
Income from writing off payables and others (debit 6910-6990)9360para. 405, row 7

What to watch for

  • "Other" is not a dumping ground. If a specific account exists for a debt (supplier 6010, wages 6710), do not record it in 6990. Account 6990 is only for liabilities that have no suitable specific account (practical advice).
  • Each type separately. Under paragraph 308, analytical accounting is kept separately for each type of liability. Do not mix withheld amounts, debts for services and others into one common balance.
  • Keep a document. For an amount withheld under a court document, attach a copy of the enforcement document or decision to the entry (practical advice).
  • Reconcile the balance regularly. The credit balance of 6990 must match the reconciliation statement for each creditor (practical advice).

Main journal entries 24

Debit and credit are as in the model table of Appendix 2 to NAS No. 21. The transaction text briefly restates the table row.

TransactionDebitCreditSource
Certificate of transfer of rights to securities received06106990, 7920NAS No. 21, para. 60, row 10
Equipment for installation purchased from various persons0710–07206990NAS No. 21, para. 66, row 8
Various payables in the course of acquiring and constructing fixed assets0810–08906990NAS No. 21, para. 75, row 20
Animals purchased from other persons and the public received1110, 11206990NAS No. 21, para. 111, row 1
Animals purchased from other persons and the public received (when account 1500 is used)15106990NAS No. 21, para. 111, row 2
Amount of services of various organisations in purchasing materials15106990NAS No. 21, para. 114, row 6
Stocks purchased and services accepted from various organisations and persons15106990NAS No. 21, para. 309, row 21
Debts for services rendered by primary production20106990NAS No. 21, para. 120, row 19
Various organisations rendered services to workshops and service units2010, 2310, 2510, 27106990NAS No. 21, para. 309, row 22
Debt arose for services rendered to auxiliary production23106990NAS No. 21, para. 126, row 17
Debt to consumers for the cost of repairing defective products they received26106990NAS No. 21, para. 132, row 10
Debts for services rendered to service units27106990NAS No. 21, para. 135, row 17
Goods received from other persons2910–29906990NAS No. 21, para. 309, row 24
VAT on acquired material resources, goods, work and services44106010, 6120, 6990NAS No. 21, para. 191, row 1
Cash equivalents purchased from various persons56106990NAS No. 21, para. 236, row 4
Transfers received from other persons57106990NAS No. 21, para. 309, row 27
Debt arose to other organisations for services rendered on disposal of a fixed asset92106990NAS No. 21, para. 394, row 11
Transport costs of dispatching products94106990NAS No. 21, para. 412, row 1
Payments for bank and audit services94306990NAS No. 21, para. 412, row 12
Debt to the depositary for safekeeping of acquired shares accrued96906990NAS No. 21, para. 309, row 30
Various amounts issued (under writs of execution and others)69905010, 5020NAS No. 21, para. 223, row 17
Amount of cheques used to pay for the services of other creditors written off69905520NAS No. 21, para. 234, row 10
The organisation's debt settled with securities69905810NAS No. 21, para. 244, row 9
Income from writing off payables and others6910–69909360NAS No. 21, para. 405, row 7

Example

Zomin Tuz LLC (a fictitious producer of packaged salt) made the following entries on other liabilities during a month. The amounts are taken for illustration only.

No.TransactionDrCrAmount, soums
1Services of various organisations accrued in purchasing materials151069902,400,000
2Transport costs of dispatching products accrued941069901,800,000
3Payments for bank and audit services accrued94306990900,000
4Various amounts issued from the cash desk (debt on 6990 decreased)699050101,500,000

Source of the entries: 1 is para. 114, row 6; 2 is para. 412, row 1; 3 is para. 412, row 12; 4 is para. 223, row 17.

Calculation for 6990:

IndicatorAmount, soums
Balance at the start of the month0
Credit turnover (1, 2, 3)2,400,000 + 1,800,000 + 900,000 = 5,100,000
Debit turnover (4)1,500,000
Credit balance at the end of the month3,600,000

Check: 5,100,000 − 1,500,000 = 3,600,000 soums of other liabilities not yet settled. Under paragraph 308, this balance must equal the total of the analytical cards kept separately by type of liability (example prepared by the author).

Tests on account 6990

Pick an option or reveal the answer: each question has an explanation.

  1. Zomin Tuz LLC withheld an amount from an employee's wages in favour of another organisation under a court enforcement document. In which account under NAS No. 21 is this liability kept?

  2. Namangan Un LLC accrued the service of an external organisation for the transport costs of dispatching products and recorded the debt in 6990. Which journal entry appears in the NAS No. 21 table?

  3. Sirdaryo Don LLC issued various amounts from the cash desk (under writs of execution). The debt on 6990 decreased. Which journal entry is made?

  4. Bekobod Metall LLC accrued the services rendered by various organisations in purchasing materials. Which journal entry matches the record in the NAS No. 21 table?

  5. How must the accountant of Yangiyer Plastik LLC organise analytical accounting for 6990? Choose the NAS No. 21 rule.

Answered: 0 / 50 of 5 correct

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See also

Sources

  1. NAS No. 21 "Chart of Accounts for business entities and instructions for its application" (order of the Minister of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 191 of 14 November 2024, registered by the Ministry of Justice on 27 December 2024 under No. 3593) · para. 3; Instructions: paras. 297, 307, 308, 309 and the tables (paras. 60, 66, 75, 111, 114, 120, 126, 132, 135, 191, 223, 234, 236, 244, 394, 405, 412); the tables contain the main rows
  2. Example · prepared by the author

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