Financial Accounting

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School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)

 

 

 

Course: Financial Accounting

 

 

 

Internal Assignment Applicable for December 2015 Examination

 

 

Assignment Marks: 30

 

Q1” Trial Balance are prepared to check the arithmetical accuracy of the posting in ledger. “Do you agree? Explain its necessary features & any 5 important steps to be considered while making Trial Balance.

 

Answer:Trial balance may be defined as an informal accounting schedule or statement that lists the ledger account balances at a point in time compares the total of debit balance with the total of credit balance.

 

The fundamental principle of double entry system is that at any stage, the total of debits must be equal to the total of credits. If entries are recorded and posted correctly, the ledger will reflect equal debits and credits, and the total credit balance will then

 

 

Q2] From below Trial Balance of Ameya Auto Parts Pvt. Ltd. for 31-12-2007

 

 

 Particulars Debit (Rs) Credit (Rs)
Ameya Industry Capital 60,000
Cash in Hand 1500
Purchases 80,000
Sales 101,000
Return Inward 1000
Bank OD 5000  
Office Salaries 6000  
Insurance 500  
Sundry Debtors 40,000  
Sundry Creditors 50,000  
Commission 1000  
Furniture 8000  
Building 60,000  
Stock (1.1.2007) 10,000  
Drawings 3,000  
Bills Receivable 8,000  
Bills Payable 4,000  
Carriage Inward 800  
Advertisement 1200  
Repairs 1000  
TOTAL AMOUNT 221,000 221,000  

 

 

Adjustments :

# Closing Stock Rs. 25000/- at 31/12/2007.

# O/S Salary 1000/-

# Depreciation Furniture & Building @5%

# Insurance Prepaid – Rs. 100/-

# Create RDD at 5%

 

Answer:

 

To open stock                    10,000

To purchase                       80,000

(-) Seller                               80,000

To carriage                          800

To Gross profit                  34000

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125000

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Q3) How are the expenditure related to fixed assets treated i.e., as Capital Expenditure or Revenue Expenditure as per “AS-10 – Accounting for Fixed Assets”?

 

Answer:Many times, we see that many companies which are in startup stage i.e. during construction period and before it is ready for commencing commercial operations do not prepare Profit and Loss Account for the year / period and the total expenditure incurred during such year / period is kept under the head “Pre-Operative Expenditure, pending allocation” – Whether this treatment is correct as per Companies Act, 1956 and whether it complies with the Accounting Standards and Guidance notes issued by the ICAI?

 

Let us have a glance on the various relevant statutory provisions relating to the same.

 

 

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