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Cou Court may pass order of The dissolution of the firm |
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Identify expense in the following |
Answer» Your QUESTION is incompleteThere is no question ATTACHED ✌ |
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Enter the followingtransactions ina two column cash book |
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Answer» Explanation: ENTER the following transactions in a SINGLE COLUMN Cash Book∶− 2016
(₹) May 1Commenced business with Cash 25,000 3Bought GOODS for Cash10,0003Paid Carriage2004Sold goods for Cash6,00010Received from Ram1,00012Paid to Shiv Kumar2,60015Cash Sales8,40018Purchased furniture for cash for office5,00020Paid for Advertisement50020Purchased goods from Mahesh on credit6,00024Paid to Mahesh4,00025Paid Wages40027Received for Commission1,50028Withdrew for PERSONAL use2,20031Paid salary 700 |
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L and M were partners in a firm sharing profit in 4:3 ratio. They admitted o as new partner. The new profit sharing ratio of L,M and o will be 3:3:4.O brought 200000 for his capital. The goodwill of the firm on o's addmision was valued at 70000. O brough his share of goodwill in cash. calculate sacrificing ratio of L and M and pass necessary journal entries |
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Answer» SORRY I couldn't UNDERSTAND this??? |
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If owner get amount for office use from company this amount where will refer in balance sheet |
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Answer» PLS MARK as BRAINLIEST FOLLOW and pls follow me |
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Types of management accounting reports....???? |
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Answer» Answer: INDIA ne Kashmir PAR zulm Kiya hai aap LOGON ko kya pata hai |
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What is answer of the above questions |
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Answer» I am UNABLE to UNDERSTAND |
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I need detail answer... |
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Answer» The plateau has BROAD and SHALLOW valleys and rounded hills. This plateau consists of two broad divisions, namely, the CENTRAL Highlands and the Deccan Plateau. The part of the Peninsular plateau lying to the north of the Narmada river, covering a major AREA of the Malwa plateau, is known as the Central Highlands. The plateau has broad and shallow valleys and rounded hills. This plateau consists of two broad divisions, namely, the Central Highlands and the Deccan Plateau. The part of the Peninsular plateau lying to the north of the Narmada river, covering a major area of the Malwa plateau, is known as the Central Highlands. The plateau has broad and shallow valleys and rounded hills. This plateau consists of two broad divisions, namely, the Central Highlands and the Deccan Plateau. The part of the Peninsular plateau lying to the north of the Narmada river, covering a major area of the Malwa plateau, is known as the Central Highlands. The plateau has broad and shallow valleys and rounded hills. This plateau consists of two broad divisions, namely, the Central Highlands and the Deccan Plateau. The part of the Peninsular plateau lying to the north of the Narmada river, covering a major area of the Malwa plateau, is known as the Central Highlands.
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30 Mukesh placed an order for supply of goods for 15,000.Prepare purchase book, sales book, purchase returns book and sales returns book inthe books of P. K. Stores from the following transactions :discountately by₹2015nsNov. 14Bill no. 130.6Bill no. 350.- 1115171920Purchased goods of * 30,000 from Ramanuj at 10 % trade discount. Bill no. 120.Purchased goods of * 12,000 from Nirmi at 10 % cash discount. Credit period 1 month.Sold goods of 3 15,000 to Suresh at 5 % trade discount and 3 % cash discount underPurchased goods of 10,000. Cash Memo no. 58.Suresh returned goods of * 3000. Credit note no. 20 sent.40 % goods returned to Nirmi and debit note no. 17 sent.Purchased furniture of 3 7000 from Shree Saraswati Furniture Mart.Purchased goods of 3 90,000 from Aunti. Half of the amount paid immediately.All the goods purchased from Aunti sold to Bala for 3 1,08,000. Credit one month.Trade discount 10 %. Bill no. 360.Bala returned half of the goods which was sent to Aunti.Karan placed an order for 3 30,000 at 10 % trade discount for supply of goods.Goods sent to Karan as per order. 500 added for carriage under bill no. 365.Cash purchase * 16,000 and cash sales * 20,000.Returned goods to Sweety of * 10,000 which was purchased in October and sent debitnote no. 20.Karan returned half of the goods and proportionate amount of carriage was givencredit.21232425262730otionsnrenare various subsidiary books with columns of expenses |
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Which of the following is treated as anasset?[1 mark]Interest received in advanceO Accrued interestO Outstanding interestInterest received |
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Numeracy: Assume you have Rs. 100 in your saving bank account. It gives you 2% per annum simple rate of interest. After five years, what will be the amount in your account if you have never withdrawn money or interest from that account? *..anyone can .make this question quick |
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Types of abnormal loss and abnormal gain while calculating goodwill of the company |
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Answer» Answer: expected output from a MANUFACTURING process is the amount of the input less the normal loss. loss occurs. If actual output exceeds expected output an abnormal GAIN occurs. and abnormal loss or gain) – ie cost per unit for a period is total cost DIVIDED by expected output. ━━━━❰･❉･❱━━━ hope it helps |
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O youus UI 10,000 plus CGST and soJuly 12 Received cheque from Mahendra for the amount due |
Answer» click on the PHOTO to get answerhope it HELPS |
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Bought goods from nitish for cash 5000 also paid 50 |
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List out 10 types of abnormal loss and abnormal gain while calculating goodwill of the company. in point |
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Answer» Answer: NORMAL and Abnormal Loss In accounting, Consignment can be defined as the act of sending the GOODS by the manufacturers or producers to their AGENTS for the purpose of sale. The person who sends the goods is Consignor (the manufacturer or producer) and the agent who receives the goods is Consignee. During the consignment, normal and abnormal loss may occur. We will discuss it here. Solve Questions Normal and Abnormal Loss Goods sent on consignment does not become the property of consignee as he has not bought them. The ownership of goods remains with the consignor until they are sold, so the goods appear as inventory in the books of the consignor, not the consignee. The consignee tries to sell the goods according to the instructions of the consignor. When the goods are sold he will deduct his expenses, commission,etc., from the sale proceeds and remits the balance to the consignor. If the goods are destroyed, consignee will not be responsible. Its burden will fall on the consignor. There are two types of losses that can occur in consignment : 1] Normal Loss The normal loss means a loss which is inherited and can not be avoided. It should also be considered while valuing the closing stock. To ascertain the cost per unit after the normal loss, we use the following formula: Cost per unit = Total cost + Expenses incurred Total quantity – Normal loss For example: If a CERTAIN amount of oranges are consigned, some of them will be destroyed in loading and unloading whereas some of them will not be in a state to be sold. Suppose, 10,000 oranges were sent to the consignee at ₹30 per kg and freight of ₹60,000. It is known that there would be a normal loss of 10%. Cost per kg = 300000 + 60000 9000 i.e. 10000 − 10 = ₹ 40 If the unsold quantity is 500 its value will be ( 500 × 40 = 20000 ) . Note: No entry is recorded for normal loss in the books. Quick summary with stories An Introduction to Cancer 3 mins read Browse more Topics under Consignments Meaning And Distinctions Accounting Entries in books of Consignor Accounting Entries in books of Consignee 2] Abnormal Loss Some losses are accidental or can be CAUSED by carelessness. Example: by theft or loss by fire, flood, earthquake, war, accidents in transit, etc. Such losses are more or less abnormal. Suppose a part of goods is stolen, now this will reduce the value of stock and therefore profit on consignment. Now the best thing is to find out the cost of goods that are lost. After finding out the value, consignment a/c is credited and abnormal a/c is debited and then transferred to profit and loss a/c, so as to arrive at correct profit or loss of consignment. Some businessmen also take an insurance policy in respect of goods sent or received. Such a policy is obtained only in respect of abnormal loss caused to goods. Abnormal loss Source: Dreamstime.com Journal Entries 1. When the loss is irrecoverable: Date Particulars Amount (Dr) Amount (Cr) 1. Abnormal loss a/c Dr. xxx To Consignment a/c xxx (Being value of abnormal loss) 2 Profit and Loss A/c Dr xxx To Abnormal loss xxx (Being loss transferred) 2. When the loss is insured and is recoverable: (a) When full amount is recoverable Date Particulars Amount (Dr) Amount (Cr) 1. Abnormal loss a/c Dr. xxx To Consignment a/c xxx (Being abnormal loss valued) 2. Insurance company a/c Dr. xxx To Abnormal loss a/c xxx (Being abnormal loss transferred to insurance co.) (b) When the loss is partly recoverable Date Particulars Amount (Dr) Amount (Cr) 1. Abnormal loss a/c Dr. xxx To Consignment a/c xxx (Being abnormal loss valued) 2. Insurance company a/c D agent Mr. B on a commission of 5% on gross sales. Previous |
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How are the following items dealt while preparing final account on ABC club for the year ended 31stMarch 2020? |
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Answer» PLEASE FOLLOW ME DEAR THANK MY ANSWER MATE PLEASE AND MARK THIS AS BRAINLIEST PLEASE |
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Which of the following will continue to appear in the balance sheet after the admission of a partner 1.general reserve 2.investment fluctuations reserve 3.profit and loss debit balance 4.all of the above |
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Answer» Answer: The old partner's CAPITAL accounts Explanation: At the TIME of admission of a partner, the FIRM is reconstituted and all accumulated reserves are distributed. Investment FLUCTUATION reserve is made to prevent any loss from a sudden fall in the value of investments. If at the time of revaluation of investments there is a fall in price of the investments, this loss is deducted from the investment fluctuation reserve and is distributed among the old partners in their profit sharing ratio. The accounting ENTRY is: Investment Fluctuation Reserve a/c.... To Partner's capital a/c |
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Transactions on the proper side:Particulars1. Purchased goods from Dinesh2. Paid cash to Dinesh3. Discount received from Dinesh4. Goods again purchased from Dinesh5. Purchases Return6. Purchased goods from Dinesh in cashAmt. ()90,00018,0006,00045,0009,0006,000 |
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Answer» Answer: 1 purchase a,/C. dr 90000 To dinesh a/c. 90000 Explanation: purchase is an NOMINAL a/c dr all expenses and losses GOODS are purchased on credit so the NAME is WRITTEN dinesh is an PERSONAL a/C vr the giver |
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Follwing is the receipt and paynent accounta of bharti club for thफॉर थे ईयर एंडेड 5 मार्च 2019 |
Answer» sorry not under stand question plz FALLOW me say my answer thanks and mark as brain LIST |
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The amount invested by proprietor in the business is known as |
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Answer» AMOUNT invested/brought by PROPRIETOR is CAPITAL |
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Paid insurance premium of rs 2500 on the property of businese |
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Answer» Answer: 26890....... .......... |
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A/C to be debited when goodwill is written off after the admission of partner |
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Answer» When a new partner is admitted, GOODWILL of the business is valued AFRESH. For this, the goodwill that already APPEARS in the books of accounts is WRITTEN off. |
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Govind is our debtor for ₹ 10,000. He became insolvent and only 60 paise in a ₹ is received from him. The balance of ₹ 4000 would be entered to the1 point |
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When bank credits interest in our account then (a) bank balance decrease. (b) bank balance increase. (c) cash balance increase. (d) cash balance decrease. |
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Answer» Answer: a) option HOPE this will HELPS U....be HAPPY....... |
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What are the types of accounts ? give two example of each |
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Answer» CLASSIFICATION of ACCOUNTS in Accounting |
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Pahelp po pleaseeee. thankyou. I'll mark you brain if you answer this. |
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Answer» Explanation: The illustration HELPS the READER recognize how teams CUT and BUNDLED sugar CANE. The illustration helps the reader determine why sugar cane had to be cut so quickly. The illustration helps the reader observe the hot weather on sugar plantations. The illustration helps the reader identify sugar-harvesting techniques still use |
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Define Provisions. Mention three mainimportance ofCreatinaPoovision |
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Answer» I don't KNOW this answer |
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Issue, Forfeiture and Reissue of shore,Right Share And Buy-Back of Shane (3 |
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Answer» Answer: Re-issue of FORFEITED Shares. Forfeiture of shares refers to the cancelation of shares. Sometimes, shareholders may be unable to PAY the money due on allotment or calls on the due date. In this case, the company may FORFEIT such shares. ... CONSEQUENTLY, the Company may OPT for Reissue of Shares.
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what are the enhancing qualitative characteristics? How do theses affect useful financial information? |
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Answer» Relevance and faithful representation are categorized as the fundamental qualitative CHARACTERISTICS of financial REPORTING INFORMATION. The enhancing qualitative characteristics on the other hand include understandability, comparability, VERIFIABILITY and timeliness). .. |
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You are required to analyze the performance for Principles of Computer Programming subjectcontaining 135 students. Your program will prompt for final marks of each student, accumulatethe total and calculate the average. Display the average mark and the grade obtained based onthe information in Table 2 below. Design a pseudocode and write a full java program to providethe solution.Table 2: Grade Category based on Average MarkAverage mark range and Grade CategoryBelow 50 / Low50 to 79 / Good80 and above / Excellent |
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Answer» Explanation: are required to analyze the performance for PRINCIPLES of Computer Programming subject containing 135 students. Your program will PROMPT for final MARKS of each student, accumulate the total and calculate the average. Display the average mark and the grade obtained based on the information in Table 2 below. Design a pseudocode and write a full java program to provide the solution. Table 2: Grade CATEGORY based on Average Mark Average mark range and Grade Category Below 50 / Low 50 to 79 / Good 80 and above / Excellent |
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If retained earning is used for reinvestment, what will be the journal entry and its effect on balance sheet? |
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Retained earnings are the portion of a company's net income that MANAGEMENT retains for internal operations instead of paying it to SHAREHOLDERS in the form of dividends. In short, retained earnings is the cumulative total of earnings that have YET to be paid to shareholders. These funds are also held in reserve to REINVEST back into the company through purchases of fixed assets or to pay down debt. IF THE ANSWER IS CORRECT THEN PLEASE FOLLOW ME
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2. Enter the following transactions in the single column cash book of Sardar Singh and balance the same on the last day of the month :2018Jan. 1 Cash in handJan. 3 Cash salesJan. 5 Received from Lal on accountJan 7 Paid into bankJan. 8 Purchased postageJan. 12 Paid for wagesJan. 13 Received interest on investmentJan. 20 Withdrew from bank for office expensesJan. 25 Cash purchasesJan. 26 Cash salesJan. 28 Received from RavinderJan. 29 Drew for personal useJan. 30 Deposited into bank all cash in excess of5,1005,60080010,0002001002002.2003,0002.4001,1009001,000 |
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Answer» Hydrometallurgy is concerned with processes that use aqueous solutions to extract METALS |
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कॉस्ट ऑफ लेबर टर्नओवर |
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Answer» Answer: B. Workers may be discharged due to continued or long absence. c. Workers may be retrenched due to shortage of work. 3. AVOIDABLE Causes: (a) Low wages and ALLOWANCES may induce workers to leave the factory and join other factories where higher wages and allowances are paid. (b) Unsatisfactory working conditions e.g., bad environment, inadequate ventilation etc. leading to STRAINED relations with the employer. (c) Job dissatisfaction on account of wrong placement of workers may become a cause of leaving the organisation. (d) Lack of ACCOMMODATION, medical, transport and recreational facilities. (e) Long hours of work. (f) Lack of promotion opportunities. (g) Unfair methods of promotion. (h) Lack of security of employment. (i) Lack of proper training facilities. (J) Unsympathetic attitude of the management may force the workers to leave. Effects of Labour Turnover: There must be some labour turnover due to personal and unavoidable causes. It has been observed by employers that a normal labour turnover, which is between 3% and 5%, need not cause much anxiety. But a high labour turnover is always detrimental to the organisation. The effect of excessive labour turnover is low labour productivity and increased cost of production. This is due to the following reasons:Tap on a clip to paste it in the text box.Touch and hold a clip to pin it. Unpinned clips will be deleted after 1 hour.b. Workers may be discharged due to continued or long absence. c. Workers may be retrenched due to shortage of work. 3. Avoidable Causes: (a) Low wages and allowances may induce workers to leave the factory and join other factories where higher wages and allowances are paid. (b) Unsatisfactory working conditions e.g., bad environment, inadequate ventilation etc. leading to strained relations with the employer. (c) Job dissatisfaction on account of wrong placement of workers may become a cause of leaving the organisation. (d) Lack of accommodation, medical, transport and recreational facilities. (e) Long hours of work. (f) Lack of promotion opportunities. (g) Unfair methods of promotion. (h) Lack of security of employment. (i) Lack of proper training facilities. (J) Unsympathetic attitude of the management may force the workers to leave. Effects of Labour Turnover: There must be some labour turnover due to personal and unavoidable causes. It has been observed by employers that a normal labour turnover, which is between 3% and 5%, need not cause much anxiety. But a high labour turnover is always detrimental to the organisation. The effect of excessive labour turnover is low labour productivity and increased cost of production. This is due to the following reasons:Tap on a clip to paste it in the text box. |
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'Sports material consumed' for the year 2015-16. Amount () 34,000 3,05,000 1,02,000 70,000 Sports Material sold During the year (Book Value Rs.35,000) 24,000 Cash Purchases of Sports Material (During the Year 2019-20) Particulars Stock of Sports material (01-04-2015) Amount paid to creditors (during 2015-16) Creditors for Sports Materials (01-04-2015) Creditors for Sports (31-03-2016) There was zero stock at the end of financial 2015-16.q |
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remuneration of 20000 is paid to barua, a temporary employee, stands debited to his personal account and it is to be corrected |
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Answer» WAGES a/c.........dr to CASH a/c Explanation: |
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Journalise the following transactions in the Journal of Rakesh, Delhi and post them tothe Ledger:2,00,00080,00022,00030,00012,00022,00011,7002020Aberch Started business with cashMach 2 Opened bank account with SBIMarch 4 Goods purchased from RajMarch 5 Goods purchased for cash.March 8 Goods sold to NamanMarch 10 Cash paid to RajMarch 15 Cash received from NamanDiscount allowedMarch 16 Paid wagesMarch 18 Furniture purchased for office use.March 20 Withdrawn from bank for personal useMarch 23 | Goods taken for personal purpose. These goods were purchased from Raj.March 24 Drawn cash from bank for office useMarch 26 Commission received..300200***5,0004,0002,000XERS6,0001,0003003,000March 27 Bank chargesMarch 28 Cheque issued for life insurance premium of proprietor..Barch 29 | Paid salaryBarch 30 Cash sales.10,000WY20,000 |
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Answer» Answer: I am Kokila PUJARA this is my NEW NUMBER of the following is a three dimensional figure? mcq class of the following is a |
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Consists of equal cash flows at regular intervals at beginning of the year |
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Answer» I don't STUDY ACCOUNTANCY |
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71,650]avindra and Alok are partners in the business sharing their profit & losses in thtio of 3: 2. On 1st April, 2018, Alok retires from the business. The Balance Shethat date was as follows:Balance Sheet(As on 1st April, 2018)LiabilitiesAmountAssetsAmourreditorseserve Fund& L a/capital a/cs:RavindraAlok5,250 Plant5,250 Building1,500 DebtorsInvestment15,000 Stock12,000 Cash16,010,05.1,5,1.39,00039e adjustment on retirement of Alok are as follows:Plant will be reduced by 11%; Stock will be valued at #6,000; ReserDebts @ 4% on Debtors should be made.Goodwill will be valued at 2 years purchase of last three years profit.re as follows-in 2015-16 2,000; in 2016-17 1,675.The balance of capital account of Alok will be transferred to his loan aich will be payable in five equal instalments including 5% p.a. interest |
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Answer» I will HELP you but you have to do me BRIANLIEST |
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School fees of owner's child paid by cheque from business account 1,200 |
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Answer» To BANK A/C 1200 |
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Goods costing 9,000 sold to Shyam for * 12,000 |
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Accounts questions |
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State the errors affecting on trial balance |
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Answer» Answer: WRONG posting of the total of subsidiary books in the LEDGER. Omitting an account balance in the tribal balance. Showing the account balances in the wrong COLUMN or with the wrong amount in the tribal balance . Error in posting a JOURNAL entry to the ledger.... |
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According to traditional measures of Money Supply - M1 = C + ? * |
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Answer» Explanation: M1 - Money supply refers to stock of money of all types of held by the PEOPLE of country at the point of time M1= C + DD + OD C - currency held by the public in terms of PAPER notes and coin DD - direct DEPOSIT held by the public with commercial banks OD - Other deposit with public financial institution, foreign central bank ETC |
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The charactered accountant act is in |
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Answer» Answer: It was established on 1 July 1949 as a statutory body under the Chartered Accountants ACT, 1949 enacted by the Parliament (acting as the provisional Parliament of India) to regulate the profession of Chartered ACCOUNTANCY in India. ICAI is the SECOND largest professional ACCOUNTING & Finance body in the world. |
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State the errors not affecting on trial balance |
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Answer» Answer: As we LEARNED, there are errors that do not AFFECT the trial balance, such as an ERROR of accounting principle or compensating errors. The errors that do affect the trial balance will NEED to be resolved through the use of a suspense account, or a temporary account opened for the difference in the trial balance TOTALS. |
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৪,১৮,৬০০শেয়ার মালিকদের স্বত্ব ও মােট দয়উদাহরুণ-৬৩। আলফা কোম্পানি লি.-এর অনুমােদিত মূলধন ১৫,০০,০০০ টাকা যা প্রতিটি ১০০ টাকা মূল্যে ১৫,০০০শেয়ারে বিভক্ত। আলফা কোম্পানি লি.-এর ২০১৭ সালের ৩১ ডিসেম্বর তারিখে প্রস্তুতকৃত রেওয়ামিল নিম্নরূপ :সিম্মিলিত বাের্ড-২০১৮ (ফ-সেট)বাদ শেয়ায় এ১,৯৭,৬০০রেওয়ামিল৩১ ডিসেম্বর, ২০১৭কান চলতিহিসাবের নামশেয়ার মূলধন (১২০০০ শেয়ার)সন্ত্রক্ষিত আয় হিসাব [০১-০১-২০১৭]মজুদ পণ্য (০১-০১-২০১৭]প্রাপ্য হিসাৰপ্রসেঃ হিসাবডেবিট (টাকা) ক্রেডিট (টাকা)১২,০০,০০০১,১৫,০০০১,৫০,০০০৮,৭০,০০০ ১২,১০,০০০১৭,০০০৬,০০০১০,০০০১,৩৫,০০০১০,০০,০০০২,৫০,০০০৯৫,০০০৪,৩০,০০০৭৫,০০০৬০,০০০৪৪,০০০বল অবচয়(|পূজিত অবচয়-কলকজাপ্রাপ্য নেট২,২১,০০০৪,৯৮,৬০০৫৫,০০০১০,০০০/02_২,০০,০০০৩০,০০০৫৮ ০০০২৯,৯০,০০০২৯,৯০,০০০অন্যান্য তথ্যাবলি : (১) সমাপনী মজুদ পণ্য ১,৬০,০০০ টাকা কিন্তু বাজার মূল্য এর চেয়ে ৫% বেশি। (২) প্রাপ্য হিসাবের৫০০০ টাকা আদায়যােগ্য নয়। (৩) কলকজার উপর ৮% অবচয় ধার্য কর। (৪) অলিখিত ধারে কয় ১৫,০০০ টাকা। (৫)পাওনাদারকে ইস্যুকৃত চেক প্রত্যাখ্যাত হয়েছে, ৮,০০০ টাকা যা হিসাব বইতে লেখা হয়নি (6)7 © on-২,৪৮ ১৪৪(গ) মােট মুনাফা ৪,১৪,০০০ টাকা ধরে নিট মুনাফা/ক্ষতির পরিমাণ নির্ণয় কর। |
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Answer» Answer: SORRY can't UNDERSTAND your question plzzzzzzzz write in other LANGUAGES |
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5 Deposited in bank ...... |
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Answer» Plz TELL full question................... I can't understand...................... |
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What are the ten guru name? |
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Answer» Answer: Guru Nanak Dev - Guru from 1469 to 1539. ... Guru Angad Dev - Guru from 1539 to 1552. ... Guru Amardas Sahib - Guru from 1552 to 1574. ... Guru Ram DAS - Guru from 1574 to 1581. ... Guru ARJAN Dev - Guru from 1581 to 1606. ... Guru Har Gobind Sahib - Guru from 1606 to 1644. ... Guru Har Rai Sahib |
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1(ii) अंर्शा पर दा गई राशिप्रश्न 8. मार्डन लि. की प्रदत अंश पूँजी (Paid up Share Capital) ₹ 10,00,000 है। इस कंपनी केप्रतिभूति प्रीमियम खाते का शेष ₹ 2,50,000 है कंपनी प्रबंधक इस शेष को रखना नहीं चाहता है। आप प्रबंधक कोयह राय दीजिये कि किस प्रकार वह इस राशि का प्रयोग करे कि प्रबंधक का उद्देश्य पूर्ण हो जाये तथाअंशधारियों का प्रत्याय उच्च हो जाये। |
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