Final Accounts' Adjustments
Can someone tell me how to do the adjustment entries regarding pu8rchase and machinery?
5. Following is the Trail Balance of Rizwan & brothers as on December 31, 2004. PARTICULARS ..........DEBIT Rs. .........CREDIT Rs. Drawings...... …………42,600…… ……………… X Machinery ………………69,000 ……..………… … X Opening stock …………87,000……….. …………… X Purchases …………… 6,00,000 ……..………… X Capital account …………………X.. ……………… 2,55,000 Sales …………….. ……………X............... 7,14,000 Sales return ………………12,600 ….. ……………… X Purchase return ……………… X….. ……………… 11,400 Salaries …………………26,400.. ……………… X Stationary ………………19,200 ….. ……………… X Apprentice fee received ........X..................…..4,800 Bank overdraft ………………….X. ……………… 8,400 Bad debts ………………….. 10,200 ……………… X Accounts receivable …………… 1,92,000…….. ……………… X Accounts payable ………………….. X ……………… 60,000 Provision for bad debts ………………X….. ……………… 6,000 TOTAL ……………….. ……10,59,600……… 10,59,600 Adjustments: 1. Stock on December 31, 2004 was Rs. 1,20,000. 2. Increase bad debts provision on account receivable to 5% and provide discount reserve on account receivable at 2% 3. Depreciate machinery by 10% 4. Goods taken away by the owner for his personal use Rs. 2400. 5. Machinery purchased Rs. 6000 was wrongly included in purchases 6. Unused machinery purchased Rs. 1800 was wrongly included in closing stock. 7. Apprentice fee to be adjusted for four years. [B]Note:[/B] No depreciation should be charged on the machinery purchased during the year and on carriage paid on such machinery. [B]Required:[/B] Trading and Profit & Loss Account for the year ended December 31, 2004 and Balance Sheet after taking into account the above adjustments. |
[QUOTE=xaara~hussain;256004]Can someone tell me how to do the adjustment entries regarding pu8rchase and machinery?
5. Following is the Trail Balance of Rizwan & brothers as on December 31, 2004. PARTICULARS ..........DEBIT Rs. .........CREDIT Rs. Drawings...... …………42,600…… ……………… X Machinery ………………69,000 ……..………… … X Opening stock …………87,000……….. …………… X Purchases …………… 6,00,000 ……..………… X Capital account …………………X.. ……………… 2,55,000 Sales …………….. ……………X............... 7,14,000 Sales return ………………12,600 ….. ……………… X Purchase return ……………… X….. ……………… 11,400 Salaries …………………26,400.. ……………… X Stationary ………………19,200 ….. ……………… X Apprentice fee received ........X..................…..4,800 Bank overdraft ………………….X. ……………… 8,400 Bad debts ………………….. 10,200 ……………… X Accounts receivable …………… 1,92,000…….. ……………… X Accounts payable ………………….. X ……………… 60,000 Provision for bad debts ………………X….. ……………… 6,000 TOTAL ……………….. ……10,59,600……… 10,59,600 Adjustments: 1. Stock on December 31, 2004 was Rs. 1,20,000. 2. Increase bad debts provision on account receivable to 5% and provide discount reserve on account receivable at 2% 3. Depreciate machinery by 10% 4. Goods taken away by the owner for his personal use Rs. 2400. 5. Machinery purchased Rs. 6000 was wrongly included in purchases 6. Unused machinery purchased Rs. 1800 was wrongly included in closing stock. 7. Apprentice fee to be adjusted for four years. [B]Note:[/B] No depreciation should be charged on the machinery purchased during the year and on carriage paid on such machinery. [B]Required:[/B] Trading and Profit & Loss Account for the year ended December 31, 2004 and Balance Sheet after taking into account the above adjustments.[/QUOTE] [B]Adjusting Enteries:[/B] [B]Description....... Debit........Credit[/B] Machinery............6000 Purchases...........................6000 Machinery............1800 Closing Stock.......................1800 |
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Apprentice Fee adjusted for 4 years |
Apprentice fee adjustment
Rs. 3600 will be less from total Apprentice fee. because total fee will be adjusted in 4 year. current year portion is only 1200(4800/4).balance is forward to the next year as unearned Apprentice fee in the balance sheet on liability side.
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Apprentice fee adjustment.
1. Subtract advance income from respective income in Profit and Loss
Account. 2. Write advance amount under current liabilities in Balance sheet. :)) |
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