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ENTRIES IN THE BOOKS OF THE FIRM ON W's ADMISSION.Explanation:REFER TO THE ATTACHMENT FOR JOURNAL ENTRIES.

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It is able to earn adequaterevenues to cover costs. Its capital base,number of employees and productionturnover has increased manifolds over THEYEARS. The rate of profitability of thebusiness is also creditable. The employeesof the COMPANY are happy and satisfied withtheir remuneration, working conditions,promotion policy etc. As a part of its MORALOBLIGATION, the company has taken manyinitiatives for providing employment tospecially ABLED persons and promotingliteracy in the villages adopted by it.In the context of the above case:IDENTIFY the various types of objectives ofmanagement being fulfilled by Real AllianceLtd.0-7. Shyamlal is a small wader who carry diferent types of vegewehicle and movgone colony to another to sell vegetables at the dousten theShyamlal does not have a fixed price policy and piles vales depending on thepower of the customers. Identify the tyne of retailer under which Shivamorethe door stererte de0

300Explanation:Cost PRICE (CP) is the price at which an ITEM is purchased. Selling price (SP) is the price at which an item is sold. If selling price(SP)  is more than cost price (CP) it means profit/gain occurs.  If selling price (SP) is LESS than cost price (CP) it means loss occursFormulasprofit percentage  =  (profit  ×  100) /cost priceLoss percentage = (loss ×  100) /cost priceLet  Sushant's cost price be 125a/100 and cost price of RAGHURAM  be 100a/115.According to the question, we have125a/100 - 15a/115 = 275(575a-300a)/2300 = 275275a/2300 = 275a = 2300To know moreif the ratio of cost price and selling price of an article 5:4,what is the ...brainly.in/question/1694374

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a) Cash a/c dr. 120000 To capital a/c 120000b) purchases a/c Dr. 10,000 To cash a/c. 10,000c) Cash a/c. Dr. 5000 To RENT a/c. 5000d) Salary a/c. Dr. 2000 To Salary o/s. 2000e) Prepaid INSURANCE Dr. 1000 To insurance. 1000f) Cash a/c Dr. 700 To int. RECEIVED. 700g) Cash a/c Dr. 7000 To sales a/c. 7000h) loss due to fire Dr. 500 To purchases. 500I hope it help you..

Plzzzz mark as brainliest EXPLANATION:Rent a/c__________dr. 2000Salarya/c_________dr. 4000 To CASH a/c____________6000(Being rent and salary paid in cash )

e here is your ANSWER Answer:1=15= 1+411=5+619 = 11+829= 19 + 10...The add all the equations and cancell the common TERMS to getTn = 1+{4+6+8+10+....to N terms}= 1+2{2+3+4+5+.... n terms} = 1+(n+2)(n-1) = n^2 + n -1Now the reqd sum = n(n+1)(2n+1)/6 + n(n+1)/2 + n.I assume that you know the summation formulae. If not revise those first!I hope it helps you and mark brainliest ✌✌✌✌

rect financial entries are - Journal -CASH A/c Dr.  32,000   To Z’s Capital A/c   20,000 To Premium for goodwill  12,000     (Being capital and goodwill brought in by Z) Premium for goodwill A/c Dr. 12,000   To X’s Capital A/c  12,000 (Being the premium given to X as he sacrificed his share in favour of Z) Revaluation A/c Particulars      Amount            Particulars                    Amount STOCK                3,000              Provision on debtors      600 CREDITORS          1,000               Loss transferred to:       Fixed ASSETS     10,000            X capital A/c                  11,500Provident Fund  5,000            Y capital A/c                    6,900Total                19000                                                      19000Balance SheetLiabilities     Amount                Assets                     Amount Creditors       16,000                 Cash                         32,000 Capitals:                                     Fixed Assets            70,000 X                74,125                      Sundry Debtors       20,000 Y                26,275                     Land and Building   5,000 Z                20,000                     Stock                       22,000Total         1,49,000                                                     1,49,000

The 10 Basic TENETS of GAAPAccountants are expected to fully disclose and explain the reasons behind any changed or updated STANDARDS. The accountant STRIVES to provide an accurate depiction of a company's FINANCIAL situation. The PROCEDURES used in financial reporting should be consistent.

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METHODDates Amount(A) No.of months up to 31st march.2108(B) PRODUCTC= A*B 1/5/17 2000 11 22,000 1/8/17 5000 8 40,000 30/9/17 2000 6 12,000 31/1/18 6000 2 12,000 31/3/18 2000 0 0 Total 17000 86,000 Interest on Drawings= 86,000*15%*1/12 =1075 Simple METHOD Date Amount No.of months up to 31st march,2018 [email protected]% 1/5/17 2000 11 275(2000*15%*11/12) 1/8/17 5000 8 500(5000*15%*8/12) 30/9/17 2000 6 150(2000*15%*6/12) 31/1/18 6000 2 150(6000*15%*2/12) 31/3/18 2000 0 0 Total 1075

Contingent liabilities are liabilities that may be incurred by an entity depending on the OUTCOME of an uncertain future EVENT such as the outcome of a pending LAWSUIT. orDescription: A contingent liability is a liabilityor a potential loss that may occur in the future depending on the outcome of a specific event. Potential LAWSUITS, product warranties, and pending INVESTIGATION are some examples ofcontingent liability.

is possible for some entries to PASS a single entry for TWO transactions. They are known as COMPOUND JOURNAL Entry. But this is not applicable for all transactions. Yes it is possible to pass a single entry for some of the two transactions but not all.

tion:General Reserve A/c -DR. 60000To Babita's Capital A/c 12000To KAVITA's Capital A/c 18000To DINESH's Capital A/c 30000Babita's Capital A/c -Dr. 24000Kavita's Capital A/c - Dr. 36000Dinesh's Capital A/c -Dr. 60000To P&L A/c 120000Babita's Capital A/c -Dr. 72000Kavita's Capital A/c -Dr. 108000Dinesh's Capital A/c -Dr. 180000To Goodwill A/c 360000

The functions of managerial ACCOUNTING.Managerial accounting INVOLVES collecting, analyzing, and reporting information about the operations and finances of a business. These REPORTS are generally directed to the MANAGERS of a business, rather than to any external ENTITIES, such as shareholders or lenders.

tion:As business OWNERS, we are so busy with the day-to-day operations of running a business that we may forget to take a look at our business as a whole and ignore any COMPANY financial statement analysis.By ANALYZING Financial Statements, we can:Spot TRENDS over timeIdentify the mix of Assets and Liabilities within a certain periodExamine relationships among items to determine efficient operations.The analysis of Financial Statements is an evaluation of:A firm’s PAST financial performanceIts prospects for the future

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Explanation:Good morning, good afternoon and good evening. Some countries and communities have now endured several weeks of social and economic restrictions. Some countries are considering when they can lift these restrictions; others are considering whether and when to introduce them. In both cases, these decisions must be based first and foremost on protecting human health, and guided by what we know about the virus and how it behaves. Many poor people, migrants and refugees are already living in overcrowded conditions with few resources and little access to health care.   How do you survive a lockdown when you depend on your daily labor to eat? News reports from around the world describe how many people are in danger of being left without access to food. Meanwhile, schools have closed for an estimated 1.4 billion children. This has halted their education, opened some to increased risk of abuse, and deprived many children of their primary source of food. As I have said many times, physical distancing restrictions are only part of the equation, and there are many other basic public health measures that need to be put in place.   We also call on all countries to ensure that where stay-at-home measures are used, they must not be at the expense of human rights.   Each government must assess their situation, while protecting all their citizens, and especially the most vulnerable.   To support countries in making these decisions, WHO will tomorrow be publishing its updated strategic advice.   The new strategy summarizes what we’ve learned and charts the way forward. It includes six criteria for countries as they consider lifting restrictions: First, that transmission is controlled; Second, that health system capacities are in place to detect, test, isolate and treat every case and trace every contact;   Third, that outbreak risks are minimized in special settings like health facilities and nursing homes; Fourth, that preventive measures are in place in workplaces, schools and other places where it’s essential for people to go; Fifth, that importation risks can be managed; And sixth, that communities are fully educated, engaged and empowered to adjust to the “new norm”. Every country should be implementing a comprehensive set of measures to slow down transmission and save lives, with the aim of reaching a steady state of low-level or no transmission.   Countries must strike a balance between measures that address the mortality caused by COVID-19, and by other diseases DUE to overwhelmed health systems, as well as the social economic impacts. As the pandemic has spread, its public health and socioeconomic impacts have been profound, and have DISPROPORTIONATELY affected the vulnerable. Many populations have already experienced a lack of access to routine, essential health services. Our global connectedness MEANS the risk of re-introduction and resurgence of the disease will continue. Ultimately, the development and delivery of a safe and effective vaccine will be needed to fully interrupt transmission. Finally, I would like to thank the United Kingdom for its generous contribution of £200 million to the global response to COVID-19.   We greatly appreciate this demonstration of global solidarity.  In an editorial last week, development MINISTERS from the UK, Denmark, Iceland, FINLAND, Germany, Norway and Sweden calling on all countries to join this common endeavour.  They said that tackling this disease together is our only option. I couldn’t agree more. The way forward is solidarity: solidarity at the national level, and solidarity at the global level. Thank you.

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The purpose of the half-year convention is to better align expenses with revenues generated by the asset in the same ACCOUNTING period, PER the matching principle. The half-year convention applies to all forms of depreciation, including straight-line, DOUBLE declining BALANCE, and sum-of-the-years' digits .mark me BRAINLIESTFOLLOW me

the advantages of ACCOUNTING are MAINTENANCE of business records, Preparation of financial statements, Comparison of results, Decision MAKING, Evidence in LEGAL matters, PROVIDES information to related parties.

According to PARTNERSHIP Act 1932, When there is no agreement between parteners than profits will be DISTRIBUTED among PARTNERS Equally.

tion:MANAGEMENT in all business and organizational activities is the act of getting people together to accomplish DESIRED goals and objectives USING available resources efficiently and EFFECTIVELY. ... The various functions of management are classified as: Planning. Organizing.I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ✌️

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If journal then - 2013Jan 1 CASH a/c............................ Dr ₹1,05,000 To Tagore's Capital a/c. ₹60,000 To Tolstoy's Capital a/c. ₹45,000 (Being PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS STARTED with cash)

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2005eptember 1. Started business with Rs. 100,000, paid into Bank Rs. 40,000,2. Bought furniture for Rs. 10,000 and machinery for Rs. 20,0003. Purchased goods for Rs. 28,000.6. Sold goods for Rs. 16,000.8. Purchased goods from Ish tiaq & Co. Rs. 22,000.10. Paid telephone rent for the year by cheque Rs. 1,000.11. Bought one typewriter for Rs. 4,200 from UniverseTypewriter Co. on credit.15. Sold goods to Khurram for Rs. 24,000.17. Sold goods to Ajmal for Rs. 4,000 for cash.19. Amount withdrawn from bank for personal use Rs. 3,000.20. Withdrew from bank for business use Rs. 7,000.21. Received cash from Khurram Rs. 23,800, discount ALLOWED Rs. 200.22. Paid into bank Rs. 11,600.25. Goods WORTH Rs. 2,000 found defective were RETURNED to Ishta& Co. and the balance of the amount DUE to them was settleby issuing a cheque in their favour.28. Bought goods worth Rs. 4,200 from Aslam and supplied thento Akram at Rs. 6,000.30. Akram returned goods worth Rs. 200, which in TURN were seto Aslam at Rs. 140.30. Issued a cheque for Rs. 2,000 in favour

n of the QUES just little bit change in YEAR.Sanjay, Madhav and Bijoy are partners in a registered firm. Balances of their capital accounts as on 1st April, 2011 were Rs 2,50,000, Rs 1,50,000 and Rs 50,000 respectively.The partnership agreement provides:(i) Bijoy shall be credited with a salary of Rs 3,000 per month.(ii) Interest on capital is allowed @ 10% per annum and interest on drawings is charged @ 15% per annum.(III) After providing (i) and (ii) mentioned above and after making a provision for extra remuneration mentioned in this PARA (iii), Bijoy shall be entitled to 5% of all the profits in excess of Rs 70,000.(iv) Madhav is to have one-fifth of the profit after charging all amounts under (i) to (iii) above and this para (iv). The balance of profits is to be divided between Sanjay and Bijoy in the ratio of 7: 1 respectively. Bijoy contributed additional capital of Rs 50,000 on 1st October, 2011. Sanjay has withdrawn Rs 20,000 on 1st August, 2011 and Rs 16,000 on 31st December, 2011, whereas Bijoy did not withdraw any amount. Madhav has withdrawn Rs 4,000 at the end of each quarter.The net profit for the year ended 31st March, 2012 before making above adjustments was Rs 4,05,000. You are required to prepare profit and loss appropriation account for the year ended 31st March, 2012 and partners’ capital accounts. Calculations are to be MADE to the nearest rupee.

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If the SPECIFIC DATE of withdrawal isn't given then it is supposed that partner withdrawn the MONEY on the middle of the YEAR or he/she withdrawn the money on the middle of the every month. You have to calculate interest for 6 months in both scenario. I hope it HELPS :)

c.... Dr. 320000 To Charu's Capital a/c 320000(Being capital BROUGHT in by Charu)2. Charu's Current a/c........ Dr. 100000 To Anil's Capital a/c 50000 To Sunil's Capital a/c 50000(Being Charu's SHARE of goodwill ADJUSTED through the current accounts)Working Note:CALCULATION of Hidden Goodwill:Total Capital of the firm after admission= 320000+240000+320000 = 880000Total Capital of the firm based on Charu's capital= 320000 * 4/1 = 1280000Therefore, Hidden Goodwill= 1280000- 880000 = 400000Charu's share of goodwill= 400000 * 1/4= 100000