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d k goel chapter 1 page no. 1.94 q44 solution
what is the difference between book keeping and accounting?
Which account(personal,real or nominal) is investment A/c and discount recievable A/c?Give explanation.
what is the meaning of the terms credit and debit?what is the meaning of the line or phrase"credit in debit out"????explain with a suitable example i am not able to undrestand what these terms actually mean in a transaction pls explain thoroughly so that i can get the concept clear in my mind!!!!pls help guys!
''Non-monetary transactions are not recorded in the books of accounts'' . explain .
Distinguish between trade discount and cash discount.
. Mr.Prem commenced business in electronic goods with a initial capital of Rs.1500000. Out of the said Rs.1500000 he paid Rs.1000000 towards purchase of goods. He further spent Rs.200000 on furnishing the shop and Rs.35000 for purchase of computer and printer. Rs.10000 in yet to paid to the supplier of computer.
He sold goods costing Rs.500000 for Rs.700000 in cash and goods costing Rs.250000 for Rs.310000 on credit. Goods sold on credit for Rs.25000 were returned being defective. These goods costing Rs.20000 were returned to the supplier. Looking into the response he decided to trade in home appliances for Rs.800000 out of which purchases of Rs.200000 were on credit.
Due to earthquake 2 LCD Television costing Rs.50000 were completely destroyed.
Mr.Prem received an insurance claim of Rs.30000.
A Customer purchased goods costing Rs.225000 for Rs.300000 and was allowed a discount of Rs.15000. He was further allowed discount of Rs.5000 for payment within agreed time.
He paid salary to shyam of Rs.55000, Rs.5000 yet to be paid. He insured the goods and paid insurance premium of Rs.10000 out of this Rs.5000 are for the next year.Mr Prem withdrew Rs.30000 for his personal use.
You are required to answer the following questions.
01. What is the amount of the capital?
02. What is the amount of the fixed assets?
03. What is the amount of purchases?
04. What is the amount of long term liabilities?
05. What is the amount current liabilities?
06. How much expenses incur during the year?
07. What is the amount of prepaid expenses?
08. What is the amount of outstanding expenses?
09. What is the income earned?
10. What is the amount due from debtors?
11. What is the amount due to creditors?
12. What is the value closing stock?
13. What is the amount of trade discount?
14. What is the amount of cash discount?
15. What is the amount of drawings?
16. What is the amount of sales return?
17. What is the amount of purchase return?
Which r the best guide books for commerce class 11 for subjects- Accountancy, Business Studies, Informatic Practices, Economics and English ?
what is meant by financial character?
closing stock is valued at lower of cost or market price.which concept of accounting is applied here.
speech on health and fitness
and how to maintain it.please help me
give solution of question of juneja chawla plz
what are the different types of accounts ? give three examples of each.
What are Contingent Liabilities? Explain with examples.
limitations of accounting-briefly explain
difference between single entry and double entry system of book keeping
paryavaran ko kese bachaye
briefly explain the functions of accounting
types of vouchers
A firm has received a large order to supply the goods. Will it be recorded in the books of accounts? Why or why not?
HELP.I'm in 11th class and in Commerce with IP (CBSE)stream &My final exams are starting from 22nd Feb 2013, I'm really scared for Accountancy and Economics because I'm not good at it, the whole book is coming in the exams but I want to know what portions should I study to at least get passing marks? Because there's a lot to study and very little time,I hope you guys will help me out with this.
"The role of accounting has changed over the period of time " Explain.
who is father of accounting
what is capital
Explain briefly the parties interested in accounting information?
Explain the qualitative characteristics of accounting information.
"Accounting is not fully exact"- PLease explain the statement
WHAT IS MEANT BY GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES ?
Accountancy project story line class 11 how to start a business
Define accounting and state its objectives.
what does measuring the identified transaction mean
explain the steps in accounting process in brief ?
list of 50 business transactions
urgent!!! please help?????
what do u mean by interpreting of financial data?
what is social responsibility accounting?
what is cost accounting?
what government accounting?
what is human resource accounting?
what is stewardship accounting?
what is the relation of accounting with economics and law??
Balancing T-AccountsThe last element of the account that we need to cover is itsbalance.
An accountsbalanceis the amount of that item at a particular point in time.
In a T-account we show the balance of the item at the start of the period (month or year) and at the end of the period.
Lets say that for our examples regardingGeorge's Catering, this was not the first period (year) covered. Lets sayGeorges Cateringhad actually been operating for 3 years before this year, and that the bank account had anopening balance(the balance at the beginning of a period) of $4,300.
This would be shown as follows:
At the end of the period (month or year) a brief calculation is done to work out theclosing balance(the balance at the end of a period) of the account.
This is done as follows:
It should be fairly apparent that the debit side is the bigger side.
This comes to $20,700 in this example.
$39,800 $20,700 = $19,100
This will ensure that the smaller side also adds up to the total.
Indeed, one could merely have taken the total of the debit side ($39,800) and subtracted the total of the credit side ($20,700) from this. We would arrive at the same answer: the bank account has a balance of $19,100 on the debit side.
However, the steps taken above represent the system that is used in accounting to work out the closing balances, and thus should be learned and practiced so that one knows what is going on with ones accounts when one examines them.
So, we have our opening balance (debit) of $4,300 and our closing balance (debit) of $19,100. Once again, this can be determined by a quick examination of the account.Lets try another account the account "loan". There were two journals involving the loan:
What would the T-account look like?
One can easily cross-reference between two accounts because of the contra account being used as the description of the transaction. In the "loan" account, "bank" is used as the description for the credit on the 7th of April. If you look in the "bank" account above, "loan" is inserted on the debit side of the T-account on the same date. We thus have an easy cross-reference.
With an account with one entry on one side, we do the following to show the closing balance:
We do not make any further entries to work out the closing balance the $4,000 balance is self-evident from the single entry.
Remember, each account has its own code or number (called a folio number), and this would normally be inserted next to the account name. So the final prepared T-account would look like this:
briefly explain different branches of accounting
Story line for accountancy project for starting a new business
what is ratio analysis.
define innovation?????
What Is Double Entry System Of Accounting? (2marks)
What is Journal Proper ?(2 marks)
What is Concept? (2marks)
What is a Cash Discount ? (2 marks)
Who is a debtor? (2 marks)
solutions of subsidiary books-cash book
define: internal and external liability
what is double entry system of bookkeeping?
Q1. Name the branch of commerce, which keeps a record of monetary transactions in a set of books.
Q2. On 1st January, Mr. Vinit was appointed as marketing manager of the firm with a salary of 50,000 per month .State whether this event will be recorded in the books of accounts?
Q3. A firm follows a practice of giving the figures of previous year along with the figures of current year. Now the accountant of the firm wants to discontinue this practice. Do you justify this decision?
Q4. Principal of a public school conducted an interview of candidate for selection of an accountancy teacher Miss. Aruba was selected and was given an appointment letter wherein her salary was stated as 30,000 per month. Will it be recorded in the books of accounts?
Q5. What is the value involved in adopting the same method of depreciation year after year?
Q6. Ms.Preeti, an electronic goods dealer, gifted a washing machine valued 25,000 to her friend Suruchi. Will it be recorded in the books of accounts?
difference between goods and stock
Explain qualitative characteristics of accounting information
1.reliability
2relevance
what type of information is required by iong term lenders.
what is creditworthiness
how is accounting influenced by personel judgement
.1ghyansham is a furniture dealer .which of the following is not recorded in his bookk $what is the reason
a.purchase of timber for rs10000
b.sofa set worth rs20000 taken to his home
c.sale of household furniture for rs2000
d.dining table of rs15000 given to his friend as gift
1.1 which f the following tranaction is of a financial character& will be recorde in the business
a.goods taken from the business by the propieter for her personel use
b.interviewing the candidate for employment
c.sale of household furniture rs5000
d.receved an order for sales of goods
2.confidence $ trust that the reported information is a reasonable representation of the actual items and events ,that have ocurred, depicts which qualitative characteristic of accounting information
a.reliability
b.relevance
c.understandability
d.comparability
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Accountancy project class 11 story line
I Get 6.6 cgpa but how cani calculate the percentage ?
The following are the transactions of M/s Poonam Traders.
Date Particulars
2017
April 1 Poonam started his business with cash Rs. 3,00,000
April 3 Poonam opened an account in a bank with cash Rs. 90,000
April 5 Purchased goods from Mohan Singh on credit Rs. 1,20,000 and also paid carriage of Rs. 6,000
April 7 Sold goods to Rajeev Rs. 60,000
April 8 Due to some quality defect Mohan Singh returned goods of Rs. 30,000
April 10 Sold goods to Ayesha for Rs. 2,10,000
April 11 Paid rent of Rs. 30,000
April 12 Purchased furniture for cash of Rs. 24,000
April 15 Paid through a cheque of Rs. 15,000 for advertisement
April 17 Withdrawn Rs. 18,000 from banf for personal use
April 19 Recovered Rs. 1,95,000 from Ayesha in full settlement of his account
April 25 Goods costing Rs. 3,000 donated to NGO
April 27 Salaries paid to employees Rs. 45,000
April 29 Interest received from bank Rs. 6,000
April 30 Bought goods of the list price of Rs. 2,000 from Dalpat less 10% trade discount and 5% cash discount and paid 40% price immediately by cheque immediately
d k goel chapter 1 page no. 1.94 q44 solution
what is the difference between book keeping and accounting?
Which account(personal,real or nominal) is investment A/c and discount recievable A/c?Give explanation.
what is the meaning of the terms credit and debit?what is the meaning of the line or phrase"credit in debit out"????explain with a suitable example i am not able to undrestand what these terms actually mean in a transaction pls explain thoroughly so that i can get the concept clear in my mind!!!!pls help guys!
''Non-monetary transactions are not recorded in the books of accounts'' . explain .
i) Brij Mohan commenced business with cash Rs. 1,00,000.
ii) Bought goods for cash Rs. 60,000.
iii) 1/3rd of the above goods at a profit of 20% on cost, half the payment received in cash Rs. 15,000.
iv) Purchased typewriter for office use Rs. 15,000.
v) Purchased goods on credit from X Rs. 25,000.
vi) Paid to X Rs. 15,000.
vii) Paid salary Rs. 3,000.
Distinguish between trade discount and cash discount.
. Mr.Prem commenced business in electronic goods with a initial capital of Rs.1500000. Out of the said Rs.1500000 he paid Rs.1000000 towards purchase of goods. He further spent Rs.200000 on furnishing the shop and Rs.35000 for purchase of computer and printer. Rs.10000 in yet to paid to the supplier of computer.
He sold goods costing Rs.500000 for Rs.700000 in cash and goods costing Rs.250000 for Rs.310000 on credit. Goods sold on credit for Rs.25000 were returned being defective. These goods costing Rs.20000 were returned to the supplier. Looking into the response he decided to trade in home appliances for Rs.800000 out of which purchases of Rs.200000 were on credit.
Due to earthquake 2 LCD Television costing Rs.50000 were completely destroyed.
Mr.Prem received an insurance claim of Rs.30000.
A Customer purchased goods costing Rs.225000 for Rs.300000 and was allowed a discount of Rs.15000. He was further allowed discount of Rs.5000 for payment within agreed time.
He paid salary to shyam of Rs.55000, Rs.5000 yet to be paid. He insured the goods and paid insurance premium of Rs.10000 out of this Rs.5000 are for the next year.Mr Prem withdrew Rs.30000 for his personal use.
You are required to answer the following questions.
01. What is the amount of the capital?
02. What is the amount of the fixed assets?
03. What is the amount of purchases?
04. What is the amount of long term liabilities?
05. What is the amount current liabilities?
06. How much expenses incur during the year?
07. What is the amount of prepaid expenses?
08. What is the amount of outstanding expenses?
09. What is the income earned?
10. What is the amount due from debtors?
11. What is the amount due to creditors?
12. What is the value closing stock?
13. What is the amount of trade discount?
14. What is the amount of cash discount?
15. What is the amount of drawings?
16. What is the amount of sales return?
17. What is the amount of purchase return?
Which r the best guide books for commerce class 11 for subjects- Accountancy, Business Studies, Informatic Practices, Economics and English ?
what is meant by financial character?
closing stock is valued at lower of cost or market price.which concept of accounting is applied here.
speech on health and fitness
and how to maintain it.please help me
1 Udit started business with:
(a) Cash - Rs. 5,00,000
(b) Goods - Rs 1,00,000
2 Purchased building for cash - Rs 2,00,000
3 Purchases goods for Arora - Rs 50,000
4 Insurance Premium Paid in Advance - Rs 6,000
5 Rent Outstanding - Rs 5,000
6 Depreciation on building @ 4% - Rs 8,000
7 Cash withdrawn for personal use - Rs 20,000
8 Rent received in advance- Rs 5,000
give solution of question of juneja chawla plz
what are the different types of accounts ? give three examples of each.
What are Contingent Liabilities? Explain with examples.
A ------------- would most likely use an entities financial report to determine whether or not the business entity is eligible for a loan.
The Internet has assisted in decreasing the ------------------------- in issuing financial reports to users.
limitations of accounting-briefly explain
difference between single entry and double entry system of book keeping
vii. Cash sale to Amit of Rs. 10000 posted as Rs. 1000.
Sol. Cash sale is recorded in the cash Book with the amount. However, posting is abort by Rs. 9000. Since the sale is against cash. 'Sales A/c' will be credited
In above entry : -
1. Is it one sided or two sided error?
2. Why they have only cr. sales a/c in answer?
3. Is Amit a/c correctly recorded?
paryavaran ko kese bachaye
briefly explain the functions of accounting
a. Sudhir started business with cash Rs. 10,00,000.
b. Borrowed from Amit Rs. 2,00,000.
c. Purchased furniture for Rs. 40,000 in cash from Jagdeep Furniture House.
d. Purchased furniture from R.K. Furniture Mart for Rs. 80,000.
e. Purchased goods for cash Rs. 30,000.
f. Purchased goods from Rahul Rs. 60,000.
g. Sold goods for cash to Manu Rs. 50,000.
h. Sold goods to Ravi on credit Rs. 60,000.
i. Cash received from Ravi Rs. 40,000.
j. Cash paid to Rahul Rs. 20,000.
types of vouchers
A firm has received a large order to supply the goods. Will it be recorded in the books of accounts? Why or why not?
HELP.
I'm in 11th class and in Commerce with IP (CBSE)stream &My final exams are starting from 22nd Feb 2013, I'm really scared for Accountancy and Economics because I'm not good at it, the whole book is coming in the exams but I want to know what portions should I study to at least get passing marks? Because there's a lot to study and very little time,I hope you guys will help me out with this.
"The role of accounting has changed over the period of time " Explain.
who is father of accounting
what is capital
Explain briefly the parties interested in accounting information?
Prepare Accounting equation from the following & also prepare a Balance Sheet :-
Yuvraj started business with cash Rs. 1, 50,000
Bought goods for cash Rs. 80,000 & on credit for Rs. 40,000.
Sold goods to Anil costing Rs.20,000 at a profit of 10% and allowed him 10% Trade Discount and 10% Cash Discount. Received half of the amount in cash and balance half by cheque.
1/4th of the remaining goods were sold at a profit of 10% on cost and half of the payment was received in cash.
Paid for rent Rs. 2,000 & for salaries Rs. 4,000.
Goods costing Rs. 20,000 sold for Rs. 18,500 for cash.
Wages Outstanding Rs. 1,200.
Rent paid in advance Rs.1,100.
Commission received in advance Rs. 600.
Explain the qualitative characteristics of accounting information.
"Accounting is not fully exact"- PLease explain the statement
WHAT IS MEANT BY GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES ?
Accountancy project story line class 11 how to start a business
Define accounting and state its objectives.
a. Commenced business with cash Rs. 5,00,000.
b. Rent paid Rs. 500 and Rent outstanding Rs. 100.
c. Purchased computer for cash Rs. 20,000.
d. Collected Rs. 6,000 as commission.
e. Purchased goods for cash Rs. 18,000 and credit Rs. 12,000.
f. Took goods of Rs. 10,000 from business for personal use.
g. Bought motor cycle for personal use Rs. 3,000.
what does measuring the identified transaction mean
explain the steps in accounting process in brief ?
list of 50 business transactions
urgent!!! please help?????
what do u mean by interpreting of financial data?
what is social responsibility accounting?
what is cost accounting?
what government accounting?
what is human resource accounting?
what is stewardship accounting?
what is the relation of accounting with economics and law??
Balancing T-AccountsThe last element of the account that we need to cover is itsbalance.
An accountsbalanceis the amount of that item at a particular point in time.
In a T-account we show the balance of the item at the start of the period (month or year) and at the end of the period.
Lets say that for our examples regardingGeorge's Catering, this was not the first period (year) covered. Lets sayGeorges Cateringhad actually been operating for 3 years before this year, and that the bank account had anopening balance(the balance at the beginning of a period) of $4,300.
This would be shown as follows:
At the end of the period (month or year) a brief calculation is done to work out theclosing balance(the balance at the end of a period) of the account.
This is done as follows:
1. Quickly look over the account to find the side of the account that has the bigger total.It should be fairly apparent that the debit side is the bigger side.
2. Now add up the total of all the individual entries on this side and put it as a total below all the other amounts on this side.This comes to $20,700 in this example.
5. Work out the difference between this amount and the total inserted at the bottom.$39,800 $20,700 = $19,100
6. Put this amount in just above the total and describe it as "Balance c/f" or "Balance c/d", together with the date.This will ensure that the smaller side also adds up to the total.
Indeed, one could merely have taken the total of the debit side ($39,800) and subtracted the total of the credit side ($20,700) from this. We would arrive at the same answer: the bank account has a balance of $19,100 on the debit side.
However, the steps taken above represent the system that is used in accounting to work out the closing balances, and thus should be learned and practiced so that one knows what is going on with ones accounts when one examines them.
So, we have our opening balance (debit) of $4,300 and our closing balance (debit) of $19,100. Once again, this can be determined by a quick examination of the account.Lets try another account the account "loan". There were two journals involving the loan:
What would the T-account look like?
One can easily cross-reference between two accounts because of the contra account being used as the description of the transaction. In the "loan" account, "bank" is used as the description for the credit on the 7th of April. If you look in the "bank" account above, "loan" is inserted on the debit side of the T-account on the same date. We thus have an easy cross-reference.
With an account with one entry on one side, we do the following to show the closing balance:
We do not make any further entries to work out the closing balance the $4,000 balance is self-evident from the single entry.
Remember, each account has its own code or number (called a folio number), and this would normally be inserted next to the account name. So the final prepared T-account would look like this:
briefly explain different branches of accounting
Story line for accountancy project for starting a new business
what is ratio analysis.
define innovation?????
What Is Double Entry System Of Accounting? (2marks)
What is Journal Proper ?(2 marks)
What is Concept? (2marks)
What is a Cash Discount ? (2 marks)
Who is a debtor? (2 marks)
(a) Owner’s equity in the beginning is ₹ 24,000
(b) Creditor’s equity at the end is ₹ 20,000
(c) Revenue (income) during the period is ₹ 28,000.
(d) Expenses during the same period are ₹ 26,000 Also calculate owner’s equity at the end
solutions of subsidiary books-cash book
define: internal and external liability
what is double entry system of bookkeeping?
Q1. Name the branch of commerce, which keeps a record of monetary transactions in a set of books.
Q2. On 1st January, Mr. Vinit was appointed as marketing manager of the firm with a salary of 50,000 per month .State whether this event will be recorded in the books of accounts?
Q3. A firm follows a practice of giving the figures of previous year along with the figures of current year. Now the accountant of the firm wants to discontinue this practice. Do you justify this decision?
Q4. Principal of a public school conducted an interview of candidate for selection of an accountancy teacher Miss. Aruba was selected and was given an appointment letter wherein her salary was stated as 30,000 per month. Will it be recorded in the books of accounts?
Q5. What is the value involved in adopting the same method of depreciation year after year?
Q6. Ms.Preeti, an electronic goods dealer, gifted a washing machine valued 25,000 to her friend Suruchi. Will it be recorded in the books of accounts?
difference between goods and stock
PLEASE DON'T PUT SIMILAR LINKS.
I ASKED THIS QUESTION THREE TIMES
Explain qualitative characteristics of accounting information
1.reliability
2relevance
what type of information is required by iong term lenders.
what is creditworthiness
how is accounting influenced by personel judgement
.1ghyansham is a furniture dealer .which of the following is not recorded in his bookk $what is the reason
a.purchase of timber for rs10000
b.sofa set worth rs20000 taken to his home
c.sale of household furniture for rs2000
d.dining table of rs15000 given to his friend as gift
1.1 which f the following tranaction is of a financial character& will be recorde in the business
a.goods taken from the business by the propieter for her personel use
b.interviewing the candidate for employment
c.sale of household furniture rs5000
d.receved an order for sales of goods
2.confidence $ trust that the reported information is a reasonable representation of the actual items and events ,that have ocurred, depicts which qualitative characteristic of accounting information
a.reliability
b.relevance
c.understandability
d.comparability