The profit on interest charged on the hire purchase should appear in the profit and the loss account in what manner?

Interest should instead be capitalized on the balance sheet
Interest should be apportioned in proportion to the repayment totals
The total interest levied should be divided equally over the total period the for purchase agreement
The interest charged in that period only should be included
The interest charged in that period only should be included  

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