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Explain why the retained earnings account has zero balance in the trail balance? |
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Answer» Answer: . A very young COMPANY that has not yet PRODUCED REVENUE will have Reta ined Earnings of zero, because it is funding its activities purely through deb TS and capital contributions from STOCKHOLDERS. |
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–a) What are the essentials features of a good Cost Accounting system. |
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Answer» ESSENTIALS OF A GOOD COST ACCOUNTING SYSTEM Informative and simple: Cost accounting system should be tailor-made, practical, simple and capable of meeting the requirements of a business concern. The system of costing should not sacrifice the utility by INTRODUCING meticulous and UNNECESSARY details. Hope it HELPS uuu.... Pls mark me as brainliesttt plssss |
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Purchased furniture from Delux & CoJournal entry |
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Answer» Answer: Furniture ac _dr to Delux & CO. (being the purchase of goods from Delux & Co.) (HOPE my answer was helpful to you. please MARK my answer the brainliest!!! I'll be very grateful.) |
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Money can be deposited with a bank by opening three types of accounts |
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Answer» Fixed DEPOSIT Account Current account |
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From the following information, prepare Common Size Balance Sheet and comment.LIABILITIES2007(Rs.)2008(Rs.)ASSETS2007(Rs.)2008(Rs.)Equity share capital3,00,0003,00,000Cash1,00,0001,40,0006% Pref share capital4,00,0004,00,000Debtors2,00,0003,00,000Reserves2,00,0002,45,000Stock2,00,0003,00,000Bills payable50,00075,000Building3,00,0002,40,000Sundry creditors1,50,0002,00,000Plant3,00,0002,40,000Total11,00,00012,20,000Total11,00,00012,20,000 |
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Assuming that the rate of gross profit on sales has been thesame in 1992 as in 1991, estimate the value of the stock in thegodwon at the time of fire. |
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Which accounts are used in a merchandising business but not in a service firm? briefly explain. |
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Answer» Explanation: MERCHANDISING COMPANIES will have an asset for INVENTORY, whereas SERVICE companies do not. This listed as a CURRENT asset. |
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23. Prepare accounting equation from the following transactions :1.2.Started business with cash 40,000 and goodsPurchased goods from Ram on creditGoods purchased from Ram is sold to MohanFurniture purchased for cash3.50,00030,00040,00010,0004. |
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ईपेपर चीज डे बुक फ्रॉम द फॉलोइंग 3121 फ्रॉम सूर्य सेल्फ विद इन्वॉयस नंबर वन एट थ्री सिक्स एट द रेट |
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Answer» GAME of you and your FAMILY and friends'six to you and your family and friends'six to you and your family and friends'six to |
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Cheque received but not deposited journal entry |
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Answer» Answer: when in a journal question there is "cheque received but not DEPOSITED", OR there is "cheque received" then on later DATE there's "cheque deposited" — either ways they're SAYING that you received the cheque, you kept it, THEN you deposited. so, the former will be treated as cash. so the answer to your question is— cheque received but not deposited: cash ac _dr to (who GAVE the cheque) ac (being cheque received but not deposited.) then while depositing: bank ac _dr to cash ac (being cheque received from.... deposited to bank.) (hope my answer was helpful to you. please mark my answer the brainliest!!! I'll be very grateful.) |
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As per Indian gaap financial statements are presented at _____a) Market valueb) Fair valuec) Cost d) None of these |
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Answer» Answer: as PER Indian GAAP FINANCIAL statements are presented at FAIR value |
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Accrued expensecheque receiveddivident journal entry |
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Answer» ACCRUED expenses A/c ----------- dr. to bank A/c to divident A/c |
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Soled personal motorcycle for rupees 10000 and invested ₹7500 in the business |
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Answer» 17500 is answer hope it HELP u PLS mark as brilliant |
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Cheque received accrued expense divident please the journal entry |
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Answer» SCIENCE is the study of the NATURE and BEHAVIOR of natural things and the knowledge that we obtain about them. May it be helpful. Mark me as brainlist. Please DROP some thanks. |
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Serious damage for stock. The following information is seriousfrom the books and records salvaged. All stock were destroyedexpect to the extent of Rs.6,200.Rs.Stock on 1.1.2018 40,000Purchase during 2018 1,45,000Sales during 2018 2,00,000Stock on 31-12-2018 25,000Purchases from Jan 1 to Oct 10 1,52,200Sales from Jan 1 to Oct 10 1,89,000Assuming that the rate of gross profit on sales has been thesame in 1992 as in 1991, estimate the value of the stock in thegodwon at the time of fire |
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Answer» Explanation: Deduct the AMOUNT of SALVAGE from the value of stock on the date of fire to GET the value of loss of stock. By Stock on the date of fire XX (bal. fig.) Illustration 1: FIND out sales when cost of goods sold is 80,000 and Gross Profit ratio 20%. |
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Bee, Cee and Dee have been holding preliminary discussions with a view to forming a partnership to buy and sell antiques. The position has now been reached where the prospective partners have agreed the basic arrangements under which the partnership will operate. Bee will contribute £40,000 as capital, and up to £10,000 as a long-term loan to the partnership, if needed. He has extensive other business interests and will not therefore be taking an active part in the running of the business. Cee is unable to bring in more than £2,000 as capital initially, but, because he has an expert knowledge of the antique trade, will act as the manager of the business on a full-time basis. Dee is willing to contribute £10,000 as capital. He will also assist in running the business as the need arises. In particular, he is prepared to attend auctions anywhere within the United Kingdom. in order to acquire trading stock which he will transport back to the firm’s premises in his van. On occasions he may also help Cee to restore the articles prior to sale to the public. At the meeting, the three prospective partners intend to decide upon the financial arrangements for sharing out the profits (or losses) made by the firm, and have approached you for advice. Required: You are required to prepare a set of explanatory notes, under suitable headings, of the considerations which the prospective partners should take into account in arriving at their decisions at the next meeting. |
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Answer» Explanation: mantle is a layer inside a planetary body bounded below by a CORE and above by a crust. MANTLES are MADE of rock or ices, and are generally the largest and most massive layer of the planetary body. Mantles are characteristic of planetary BODIES that have undergone differentiation by density. |
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6-1. Mr. A is an importer-trader. on one occasion he imported articles to be sold. data on the importation follows.invoice cost of the importation P1,000.000freight 10,000insurance 15,000customs duty 100,000customs brokerage fee 20,000processing fee 10,000excise tax and others legitimate expenses of importation prior to removal from customs custody 90,000 how much was the landed cost tax base of the value- added tax? how much was the value-added tax on the importation?Please help me! |
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વહેચણી પાત્ર નફો અને ખોટ કયા ખાતે કઈ બાજુ લઇ જવાય છે?l |
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Answer» Answer: ROOP ke SUNA skies dil RONE isn't rooms rab ko or ek NA WO ke ek no |
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A,B and C were partners in a firm sharing ratio of 5:4:3 .B retired and his share was divided equally between A and C . Calculate the new profit sharing ratio of A and C |
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Answer» ★ Old RATIO : A : B : C = 5 : 4 : 3
• B retired and his share was divided equally between A and C
• B's Share taken by A = ⇒ 4/12 × 1/2 = 4/24 • B's Share taken by C = ⇒ 4/12 × 1/2 = 4/24 ★ New Profit SHARING Ratio : New Ratio = Old Ratio + Share acquired from B • A's New Share = ⇒ 5/12 + 4/24 = (10 + 4)/24 ⇒ 14/24 • C's New Share = ⇒ 3/12 + 4/24 = (6 + 4)/24 ⇒ 10/24 ★ New Profit Sharing Ratio :
⇒ 14 : 10 = 7 : 5 Therefore, the new profit sharing ratio of A and C = 7 : 5. |
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A merchant godown caught fire on 10-10-2018 at night causingserious damage for stock. The following information is seriousfrom the books and records salvaged. All stock were destroyedexpect to the extent of Rs.6,200.Rs.Stock on 1.1.2018 40,000Purchase during 2018 1,45,000Sales during 2018 2,00,000Stock on 31-12-2018 25,000Purchases from Jan 1 to Oct 10 1,52,200Sales from Jan 1 to Oct 10 1,89,000Assuming that the rate of gross profit on sales has been thesame in 1992 as in 1991, estimate the value of the stock in thegodwon at the time of fire. |
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sales Revenue 500,000,opening stock,200,00,purchase100000,carriage300,00,sales return20,000,closing stock in adjustment 500,00 |
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A budget release of Rs. 3,00,000 was recorded for the purchase of furniture. A budget release of Rs. 5,00,000 was recorded for the distribution of salary, local allowances |
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Answer» Answer: 800000 IS YOUR ANSWER Ex8planation: |
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A , B and C are partners sharing profits in the ratio of 3:2:1. D is admitted for 1/4th share which he acquire 1/8th from A and remaining share equally from B and C. Calculate the new profit sharing ratio. |
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Answer» Answer: A's OLD share= 2/5 B's old share= 2/5 C's old share= 1/5 D is ADMITTED for 1/6th share. C will retain his ORIGINAL share. Hence, remaining share= 1- [1/6] - [1/5] = 19/30 This remaining share will be SHARED by A and B in their old ratio, i.e, 2:2 A's new share= 2/4 * 19/30 = 38/120 B's new share= 2/4 * 19/30 = 38/120 New Profit sharing ratio= 38:38:24:20 = 19:19:12:10 Sacrificing ratio= old ratio- new ratio A's sacrifice= 2/5- 19/60 = 5/60 B's sacrifice= 2/5- 19/60 = 5/60 Sacrificing ratio= 5:5= |
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Cash amount account receivable sey collect hota hai usekya kahte hai |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Accounts Receivable (AR) is the proceeds or payment which the COMPANY will receive from its customers who have purchased its GOODS & services on CREDIT. |
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What is theory base of accounting? |
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Answer» Answer: The theory base of accounting CONSISTS of principles, concepts, rules and guidelines developed over a PERIOD of time to BRING uniformity and consistency to the process of accounting and enhance its utility to different USERS of accounting information.Explanation: Hope itz helps u |
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Clearly the concept of universe of of management |
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Answer» Explanation: Universality of management means that the principles of management are APPLICABLE to all types of ORGANIZATIONS and organizational levels. It means that the MANAGER uses the same managerial skills and principles in each managerial POSITION held in various organizations. |
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What is preliminary expenses? kya tum online ho? |
Answer» Preliminary expenses are expenses which the promoters of a company incur at the TIME of incorporating the company. Generally, preliminary expenses are disallowable on the ground that they are of a capital nature or incurred PRIOR to the SETTING up of a business.Explanation: I hope it's helpful for you ☺️ |
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જોડકા ની સંખ્યા : X= 10, Y = 10. સરેરાશ કિંમત : X= 150 , Y = 450. પ્રમાણિત વિચલન :X = 10 ,Y = 45. સહવિચરણ = 380 ,r ² = ? , b=? , a=? , y^= ? . |
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M.Chape One dane 7.35want partnerio fim sharing pots in the 5.4: 100is date the lance Sheet was forBALAKERET OP SHISHAPA NOASA 3 Mar 2018AssesPast and thenStockBrainers3.00.000 $90.000200042015030300.00050090.00020.000A6000year 2017-18700eyes the lartnership Deed in addition to deceased portser's capital is elector is entited toShare tots in the year of death on the basis of average et last two yenus profit. Proin for the year2016-17 was 160.000Go the form was to be veled at 2 years purchase of average of last two years profitsCapital Account to be presented to his exento.Ans.: Amount due to Shinstit Execution 2.18.750.1was in and Rema were partners in a fire shading profits in the ratio of 5 2.2 vespectively orMarch, 2013. therBalance Sheet was as underJbvvbbbv |
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Which type of asset is advertisement |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Advertisement is an expenditure. The PURPOSE of the advertisement is to GENERATE the business. The benefit of advertisement MAY remain for one year, two years etc. or more. If the amount of expenditure for advertisement is small, no doubt it is an expenditure for the current year. Here, for small amount of advertisement depends upon business to business. In case the benefit of advertisement will be there for more than one year, DEFINITELY, such expenditure can not be treated for one year. In this case the proportionate expenditure for depreciation is debited to this year and balance is an non Current Asset and SHOWN in Balance Sheet. But for an accounting purpose, it is treated as an expenditure for this year as well as for coming years. |
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Bought goods from ram for cash |
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Answer» PURCHASES A/C Dr. The REASON that purchases account had been debited is because a purchase has been made and something has been added. The reason for crediting the CASH account is that cash is going out of the business and according to the basic rule of ACCOUNTING, anything that GOES out is credited. |
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50. Journalise the following transactions in the books of Ram Charang 10.000 215.000 225.000 50 000 Am Commenced business with Cath Goods Building Paid expenses Salary Telephone Pent Apri7 Interest received paid into bank immediately 570 April Pad ile insurance premium 1.200 Any Carriage pad on behalf of customer 200 Aont 15 Pad 900 to Rohit in full settiment for a debt of 1.000 An 18 Amount withrawn from bank for officialus 25.000 A 21 Fire insurance premium paid 400 27 Bank charges paid 500 2.000 500 71000 3.500 |
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25. Balance Sheet of X and Y, who share profits and losses as 5:3, as at 1st April, 2021 is.Liabilities₹AssetsX's CapitalY's CapitalGeneral ReserveEmployees' Provident FundWorkmen Compensation ReserveSundry Creditors52,00054,0004,8001,00010,0005,000GoodwillMachineryFurnitureSundry DebtorsStockBankAdvertisement Suspense A/C8.00038.000750133,007.0025.000am1,26,6011,26,800 |
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Q. 16. X and Y are partners in a firm sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 3 : 2 with capitals of 10,00,000 and 35,00,000 respectively. As per the partnership deed, they are to be allowed interest on capital @ 8% p.a. The net profit for the year ended 31st March, 2016 before providing for interest on capital amounted to 45,000. Show the distribution of profit. [Ans. Interest on capital allowed to X 330,000 and Y 15,000.]if you don't know anwer kindly . |
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What is the Role of directors in a business? |
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Answer» Here's your answer Explanation: DIRECTORS are considered the trustees of company's property and money, and they also ACT as the agents in transactions which are entered into by them on behalf of the company. ... Directors are responsible for CONTROLLING, managing and DIRECTING the affairs of a company. He/She plays multiple roles in the company. Hope it helps you Pls mark me the brainliest |
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0. 12. Lata and Mamta are partners with capitals of 3.00.000 and $2,00,000 respectively sharing profits as Lata 70% and Mamta 30%. During the year ended 31st March 2016 they earned a profit of 2.26,440 before allowing interest on partner's loan. The terms of partnership are as follows: (1) Interest on Capital is to be allowed 7 pa (1) Lata to get a salary or 2,500 per month (in) Interest on Mamta's Loan account of 780.000 for the whole year. (1) Interest on drawings of partners at 89 per annum. Drawings being Lata 36,000 and Mamta 248.000. (1) 1/10th of the distributable profit should be transferred to General Reserve. Prepare the Profit and Loss Appropriation Account (Ans. Share of Profit: Lata 1,00,800 and Mamta 243,200.1 Interest on Loan will be calculated at op.a. (in Interest on Drawings will be calculated for an average period of 6 months in Transfer to General Reserve will be 10% of net profit ie 10% of 1.60.000 16.000 |
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Answer» Answer: Flexibility and mobility are essential not only to reduce the risk of injuries but to generally feel better. Living a nine to five desk life can be demanding on health and wellness. Here is how you can keep the most common problems at bay. 2. Even if you are not exercising you need to make sure that you maintain correct posture and SIT at your desk in the right way. It is important that your chair is placed correctly and your legs are not left hanging. Proper alignment ensures that your neck and back are not strained. Exercises and abdominal crunches two to three times a week can strengthen the core. It will help take the pressure off your back and will make it easier to maintain good posture. Chairs with a back that support your upper back are preferable for those who work long hours in front of screens. 3. Constant typing, writing reports, and answering e-mails can exert your wrists LEADING to long-term damage. The frequency of your use and how you position your wrists at your keyboard can be a reason. The telltale signs of exertion would be a tingling SENSATION or numbness. One should not ignore initial signs. Make sure that you rest your wrist at regular intervals. To relieve tension quickly FOLD your hands in a NAMASTE in front of your chest with elbows moving out and lower your hands till you feel a good stretch in your wrists. Also rotating your fists inside and outside provides much relief to strained wrists. 4. Since those who work on desks spend a lot of time looking at a computer screen, they are at a risk of straining their eyes. This may also lead to dry eyes and fatigue. Poor eyesight is the result of continued and improper exposure to screens. Keeping the computer screen at an optimal distance helps a lot in minimising strain to eyes. The screen shouldn’t be too close or too far. To ease eye strain use good lighting and make it a point to look at a distance away from your screen every twenty to thirty minutes. (a) On the basis of your |
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Problem : 5 Draw a suitable diagram for the following data Number of students won Year School A School B School C Total 1971 50 70 40 160 1981 60 50 30 140 1991 50 50 160 2001 70 80 80 230 60 |
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What are the advantages of GST of class 11 |
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Answer» Explanation: GST is aimed at reducing corruption and sales without RECEIPTS. GST reduces the need for SMALL companies to comply with excise, SERVICE tax and VAT. GST brings accountability and REGULATION to unorganised SECTORS such as the textile industry. |
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Additional capital introduced in business70000 make journal |
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Answer» Answer: CASH/BANK* A/C DR 70,000.00 TO CAPITAL A/C 70,000.00 (BEING ADDITIONAL CAPITAL INTRODUCED) * AS THE CASE MAY BE |
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a limited liability company was incorporated on 1st July 2019 in order to purchase a running business from 1st April 2019 following particulars are available from its record 1, total sales 2019 to 20 rupees 80000. 2, sales from first April 2019. 3, Gross profit for the whole year rs. 30000. 4, total expenses 2019_20 ( including director's fees RS. 1000. 5, Companies shares capital RS. 75000. find out the profit prior to incorporation |
Answer» hlomate here's your answerANSWER: CAPITAL at the end= Opening Capital + ADDITIONAL Capital + PROFIT − Drawings= 70,000 + 20,000 + 20,000 − 7,000 = Rs 1,03,000i hope its help you |
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Different between receipts and payment accounts and cash book |
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21 Differentiate between statament of affairs and Iblance Sheek |
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Answer» Explanation: Q) Differentiate between STATAMENT of affairs and Iblance Sheek ANSWER:: Statement of Affairs is a statement SHOWING assets, liabilities and capital of the ENTITY prepared on the basis of a single entry system of bookkeeping. A Balance SHEET is a statement showing assets, liabilities and equity of the COMPANY prepared on the basis of the double entry system of bookkeeping. ༶•┈┈⛧┈♛✤✤✤✤✤✤✤♛┈⛧┈┈•༶ |
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State the difference between single entry system and double entry system. 12 std |
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Answer» Explanation: Single Entry System The single entry system is a method of recording financial transactions where only one entry is marked for EITHER a debit entry or credit entry for a specific operation. For example, if a customer pays CASH to the enterprise, either cash account will be credited, or debtor account will be DEBITED Double Entry System The double entry system ensures that for every single debit entry, a corresponding credit entry MUST be RECORDED while every credit entry is completed by filing a similar debit entry, which means that each entry has an opposite entry. |
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develop a case study of an NPO by beginning with the primary motive of establishing it, including why it was decided to open a club or a library or a hospital,etc |
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Answer» BB, HXHXJC Explanation: ydufnMZMXCJDHXHGZV |
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What will be the effect of the following on the Accounting Equation? (i) Harish started business with cash 1,80,000. (ii) Purchased goods for cash 60,000 and on credit 30,000. (iii) Sold goods for cash 40,000; costing 24,000. (iv) Rent paid 5,000; and rent outstanding 2,000. (v) Sold goods on credit 50,000 (costing 38,000). (vi) Salary paid in advance 3,000. |
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Answer» Answer: Assets = Liabilities + Capital Cash + Furniture + Stock = Creditors (i) Sandeep started BUSINESS with cash 1,00,000 + 1,00,000 1,00,000 = + 1,00,000 (ii) Purchased furniture for cash –5,000 +5,000 95,000 + 5,000 = + 1,00,000 (iii) Purchased GOODS for cash –20,000 +20,000 75,000 + 5,000 + 20,000 = + 1,00,000 (iv) Purchased goods on credit +36,000 +36,000 75,000 + 5,000 + 56,000 = 36,000 + 1,00,000 (v) Rent PAID -700 –700 74,300 + 5,000 + 56,000 = 36,000 + 99,300 (VI) Goods costing Rs 40,000 sold at a profit of 20% for cash +48,000 -40,000 +8,000 1,22,300 + 5,000 + 16,000 = 36,000 + 1,07,300
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Received cash from Krishna & co. Allowed discountShow journal entry |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Cash A/c Dr Discount A/c Dr To /s Krishna & CO (being received cash from Krishna & co. ALLOWED discount) |
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Amount paid for Stationery purchased ₹ 45,000 the creditor for stationery in the beginning and end of the year ₹ 4,000 and ₹ 6,500. Cash purchase of stationery is ₹ 15,000. Calculate the amount of Stationery purchased in the current year *1 point₹ 47,500₹ 37,500₹ 52,500₹ 62,500 |
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Answer» Answer: DETAILED CALCULATIONS ALONGWITH ACCOUNT MAINTAINED, IS ATTACHED HEREWITH
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A and B arepartners in a firm sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 3:2 their balance sheet was as follows on 1st april 2018 |
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Answer» Answer: 3. BUS on GET the now right4. guitar can you the play5. fantastic is news this6. MR. MET Jones have NEIGHBOUR you my7. name is what your last8. an amazing day what- ________________ 9. sister is my grade in first- _______________ 10. night out stay don’t at- _________________ |
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Please give me solution |
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Answer» Answer: ( 1,2,3,4,5, ) Now tell me SOLUTION Explanation: DIVIDE the solution with the question or the answer I have gave you write that the solution is in the question only do you answer the question now MOVE to the question consentrat to th question |
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1,000.] 2. 6. What will be the effect of the following on the Accounting Equation? (i) Harish started business with cash 1,80,000.(ii) Purchased goods for cash 60,000 and on credit 30,000.(iii) Sold goods for cash 40,000; costing 24,000. (iv) Rent paid 5,000; and rent outstanding 2,000. (v) Sold goods on credit 50,000 (costing 38,000). (vi) Salary paid in advance 3,000. |
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Answer» ASSETS = LIABILITIES + capital Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s RENT +capital Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +CAPITAL1) Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)1800018000 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002) Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +18000 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +18000 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +180003) Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +180003)4000−2400 1600 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +180003)4000−2400 160014000+4600=2000 +19,600 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +180003)4000−2400 160014000+4600=2000 +19,6004) Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +180003)4000−2400 160014000+4600=2000 +19,6004)−1000=200 −1200 Assets = liabilities + capitalCash+stock = credirors + o/s rent +capital1)18000180002)−5000+7000=2000 +1800013000+7000=2000 +180003)4000−2400 160014000+4600=2000 +19,6004)−1000=200 −120016000+4600=2000 200+18400 |
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