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  1. 1. (a) What is Donation ?

    (b) Workmen compensation fund is an outside liability(True/False).

     

    Answer:

    (a) Donation = Donation recieved my be meant for a general purpose or a specific purpose of the organisation.

    (b) An unrecarded asset is recarded on the Libility side of revaulation account 

  2. 2. What are the limitations of Receipts and Payments Account ?

    Answer:

    Limitation of Receipt and Payments 

    (i) It is prepared on the cash basis of accounting 

    (ii) It is record both the revenue and capital Reciept and payment in a particular year.

    (iii) It is not a part of double entery system is book keeping 

    (iv) Balance sheet can't prepare from this account only  

  3. 3. Write any two difference between Fixed Capital Account and Fluctuating Capital Account.

    Answer:

    Difference Between fixed and flucating Account

    BASIS Fixed cap Account Flucting cap Account

    (i)opening and Closing Blance

    (ii) Current Account

    (iii) Adjustment relaning on cap

    (iv) Position of cap

    opning and closing Blance normally remain same

    Current Account of partner are opened in theis case

    All adjustment related to partner such as drawing, on cap, salary of partner

     

    capital account mostly has a credit balance

    opening and closing blance change due to adjustment in capital account

    Current account of partner are not opened case

    All such adjustment are made in capital account itself

    Capital Account in this case may have debit or credit balance

     

     

  4. 4. SurJit, Baljit and Harish me partner sin 2;2:1 ratio. Manish is admitted for 1/10 share. Total goodwill is valued $ 6,00,000. Manish brings his share of goodwill in Cash and for Capital $1,80,000. Pass journal entries.

    Answer:

    Surjit Account  $312000

    Baljit Account  $ 312000

    Harish Account $ 156000

                 To Manish Account   780000

  5. 5. Jatin Nitin and Kartik are partners in a firm sharing profits in the ratio of 3:2:1 respectively' Onl-4-20i6'tney decided to dissolve the firm. On that date profit and loss account showed a debit balance of  2,40,000 and General reserve showed a balance of  3,00,000. Pass the necessary journal entries

    Answer:

    Jatin Account   $  270000

    Nitin Account    $  180000

    Kartik Account   $  90000

                  To General Reserve   540000

  6. 6.(i) A and B are partners sharing profit in the ratio of 3:2 with capitals of 3,00,000,and 1,80,000 respectively. Interest on capital is agreed @ 67% p.a. B is to be allowed an annual salary of T 15,000. During 2015, the profits of the firm prior to calculation of interest on capital but after charging B's Salary amounted to 75,000. A provision of 5% of the profits is to be maintained in respect of future contingencies before any appropriation. Prepare an account showing allocation of profits and partner's capital accounts

    (ii) What is Goodwill ?Write any four features of Goodwill

    (iii) Write any four difference between Realisation Account and Revaluation Account.

    Answer:

    (i) 

    Expinditure  $ Income $

    To salaries 2400 + o/s at the end 250 -o/s at beg 200 

    To Rent 720 + o/s at end 80 -beg 60

    To Postage 

    To Printing & station 

    To electricity ch

    To Meeting Exp 

    To surplus

    2450

    740

    30

    255

    300

    150

    2450

    By Sub 4550 - o/s at beg 100 -Adv sub 150

    By Profit on sale of furniture 

    Bank Interest 

    By Int on Int

     

     

    4300

    50

    25

    2000

     

     

                                                                       6375                                                       6375

    Balance Sheet (Closing)

    Libilities $ Library  5000 6000

    cap Fund 48455

    + Surplus 2450

    Adv sub

    o/s salary

    o/s Rent

    50905

    150

    250

    80

    +Add 1000

    Investment 4000

    +Add 1000

    Cash in Hand

    Cash at Bank 

    Furniture

    6000

     

    41000

    155

    1480

    2750

      51385   51385

     

    Rent 60 Sub due 100
    Salary 200 Investment 40000
    Capital fund 48455 Furniture 3000
        Library Books 5000
          565
      48715   48715

    Furniture A/c

    To Bal B/d 3000 By Cash Sale          300
    To Profit 30 By C/d                     2750
      3050                                  3050 

    (ii) Goodwill :   Goodwill is a long term asset categorized as an intangible asset . The amount of goodwill is the cost to purchase the bussiness miues the fair market value of tangible asset , the intangible asset that can be identified, and the liability obtained in the purchase.

    Features of Goodwill:

    • Be an Intangible asset which cannot be seen. 
    • It cannot be seprated from the bussiness like a physical asset.
    • it's value is not relatives to any investment amount or costs.

    (iii) 

    Basis of Comparison  Revaluation Account Realisation Account

    Meaning

     

    Comprise of

     

    Preparation 

     

    Remaning Balance

     

    Revaluation Account is an A/c prepared to ascertain the variation in the value of the asset

    only those asset and libility which are revalued

     

    At the time of reconstitution 

     

    Transfer to the cap account of old partner

     

    Realisation A/c is an A/c prepared to ascertain the net profit or loss on the sale of asset

    All  the asset and liability

     

    At the time of Dissolution 

     

    Transfet to the capital account of all partner

     

  7. 7. Usha and Anju were partners in a firrn sharing profits in the ratio of 3:2. On 31st March 2015 theirBalance Sheetwas as follows:

    Liabilities $ Assets $

    Sundry Creditors

    Bills Payable

    Provision for doubtful debts

    General Reserve

    Sanju'sLoan

    CapitalAccounts :

    Usha 1,00,000 Anju 1.30.000

     

     

    30,000

    20,000

    500

    15,000

    50,000

     

     

     

     

    230,000

    Cash

    Debtors

    Bills Receivable

    Stock

    Investment

    Land and Building

    Profit and LossAccount

    9,000

    40,000

    30,000

    37,500

    95,000

    90;000

    45,000

      3,45,500   3,45,500

    On the above date Sanju was admitted as a new partner in the firm for 1/4th share in the profits on the following terms

    (i) Sanju's loan will be converted into his Capital.

    (ii) A provision for 5% was to be created for doubtfur debts.

    (iii) Land and Building was depreciated by $ 9,000.

    (iv) Stock is overvalued by $2,500.

    (v) There were unrecorded creditors of $ 2,500.

    (vi) Goodwill of the nrm is valued at 2 times of average profit. Average profit of the firm for 4 years is $ 20,000.

    Prepare Revaluation Account, Partner's Capital Accounts and the Balance Sheet of the newfirm

    Answer:

    Particular $ Particular $
    To Goodwill 60000 By Creditor 100000
    To L & B 160000 By Caash (Goodwill) 40000
    To P& M  112000 By Cast (L & B) 200000
    To Motor car 1080000 By cash (P & M) 100000
    To Debtar 96000 By cash (car) 56000
    To cash 4000 By cash (Debtor) 48000

    To cash 

    Sita  2000

    Gita 1000

    Rita 1000

     

    Partners Cap Account :

     

     

    To Bal B/d

     

     

    162000

     

     

    161000

     

     

    121000

    By Bal Acc

    By Cap Acc

    2000

    160000

    1000

    160000

    1000

    120000

     

    Cash Account :

    To cash

    To Real (Goodwill)

    To REal (L & B)

    To Real (P & M)

    To Real (Car)

    To Real (Deb) 

    4000

    40,000

    2,00,000

    1,00,000

    56,000

    48,000

    By Sita Acc

    By Gita Acc

    By Rita Acc

    By Real Acc

    162000

    161000

    121000

    4000

                                                          448000                                                   448000 

  8. 8. (a) What is Capital Reserve ?

    (b) Which summary is provided by Financial accounts ?

    (c) What are Cash equivalent?

    Answer:

    (a) Capital Reserve : Capital Reserve is the reserve created by a company to support its future capital expenditre The profit earned from the sale of fixed asset or Bussiness operation which generates revenue goes under capiatal Reserve is not avaliable for distribution as dividends to the shareholder.

    (b) Financial Account: Financial account is the field of accounting concerned with the summary, analysis and reporting of financial transaction pertaing to the bussiness involves the prepration of financial statement avaliable for public cusumption

    (c) Cash Equivalent : Cash and cash equivalents are the must liquid current asset found on a bussiness balance sheert cash equivalant are short term commitment with temporarily idle cash and easily convertiable into a known cash amount. 

  9. 9. Write any two difference between private company and pubric company.

    Answer:

    Difference between private company and pubric company.

    Bases Private Company  Public Company

    No of Members

     

     

     

    Invation For Capital

     

     

    issue of prospectus

     

    Commencement

     

     

    Statutory meeting

     

    It Needs at least 1 Members for its formation The Maximum no can be 50

    It cannot invite the public to buy its share 

    It does not need to issue prospectus

    It can commerce the bussiness immediatly after the incorportation 

    It does not need to hold statutory meeting and file statutory report

    It needs at least & members of it's formation. The maximum number is not limited.

    It is free to invite the public to buy its shares

    It must issue prospectus

    It can commerce the bussiness after receiving the certificate of comm of bussiness

    It must hold statutory meetiing and file statutory report

     

  10. 10. Calculate Acid Test Ratio from the foilowing information :

    current ratio

    3:1

    Net Working Capital $ 8,00,000
    Stock $ 5,00,000

     

    Answer:

  11. 11. Attempt arry two questions out of three questions :

     

    Answer:

    (iii) Financing Activities : Cash Flow From Financing Activities is a category in a company's cash flow statement that account for external activities that allow a form to raise cap financial activity also include repaying investors, adding or changing loan, or issuing more stock cash flow from financing activities shows investors the cam[pany are financing strength.

  12. 12. What do you mean by Company? What are its characteristics?

    Answer:

    Company : A flow chart is a type of diagram that represents an algorthim , work flow , or process. The chart shows different boxes that represents a steps and arranged by order linked with arrow to show the connectivity between steps.A flow chart may represent a structure or a solution to any type of 

    Characterstics of company flow 

    Fow properties Cohesives Strength Powder flowability through hoppers wall friction hoppers angles to achieves mass flow 

Question paper 2

  1. (a) What is Grant ?

    (b) Sharp of good will brought in cash by new partner is called..................

    (c) Realisation Account is a nominal Account.(T/F)

     

    Answer:

    (a) Grant : Grant are non-repayable funds or products distribution or given by one party, often a governement department, corportion foundation or trust, to a receipient, often a non-profit entity, education institution, busniss or an individual

    (b) Revaluation Account

    (c) Yes 

  2. Write features of Receipts and Payments Account?

    Answer:

    Features of Receipts and Payments Account

    • It is abridged additionof cash book it is in effect, a summary of cash book.
    • All cash receipt during the whole year are recording on its left hand.
    • Cash Receipt and cash payment of both capital and Revenue nature are record here

  3. Write any two difference between Fixed Capital Account and Flucating Current Account

    Answer:

    Fixed Capital Flucating Current
    • The cap normally remain unchange exept under special
    • each partner has two account normaly, capital account and current account
    • Capital account shares always a entiled balance current acount may share debit or credit balance
    • All adjustment debiting to partner are received in carier account
    • The capital is changing from provide is period
    • Each partner are easily one account i.e Capital account
    • Capital Account shares always a credit Balance 
    • All adjustment debeting its partner are seprated directly its the capital account.

     

  4. Surjit Baljit and Haribh are partner sin 2:2:1 ratio. Manish is admitted for 1/10 share. Total goodwill is valued  4,00,000. Manish brings his share of goodwill in Cash and for Capital  1,20,000. Passjounral entries

    Answer:

    Manish Account                  Dr  1,20,000

    To Surjit Account            48,000

    To Baljit Account             48,000

    To Harish Account           24,000

     

    Goodwill A/c                Dr 4,00,000

    To Manish Account           4,00,000

  5. Jatin, Nitin and Kartik are pafiners in a firm sharing profits in the ratio of 3:2:1 respectively. Or. 1-4-2016 they deeided to dissolve the fiirm. On that date profit and loss account showed a debit batance of 4,80,000 and General reserve showed a balance of 6,00,000. pass the l neces sary journal ontries.

    Answer:

    GR A/c                              Dr 6,00,000

    To cash A/c                                        6,00,000

     

    Jatin A/c                            Dr  2,40,000

    Nitin A/c                            Dr  1,60,000

    Kartik A/c                          Dr   80,000

    To  P & L  A/c                           4,80,000

  6. Attempt any three questions outof fourquestions:

    (i) From the following Receipts and Payments Account of Youth Club prepare an Income and Expenditure Account for the year ending 31st Dec 2015

    Recepits $ Payments $

    To Cash in hand (opening)

    To Cash at bank (opening)

    To Subscriptions

    To Donations

    To Interest on investment

    To Entrange fees

    To Interesi received frorn bank

    To Sale of old newsPapers

    13,500

    3,78,000

    4,57,200

    2,16,000

    5,400

    54,000

    18,900

    2,740

    By Salary

    By Paper, ink, etc.

    By Repairing expenses

    By Billiard table

    By Purchase of investment

    By Misc. expenses

    By Purchase of fumiture

    By Insurance premium

    By Cash in hand (closing)

    By Cash atbank (closing)

    1,48,500

    5,850

    21,060

    1,74,150

    1,95,940 1

    9,800

    3,69,000

    8,100

    12,600

    2,00,700

      11,45,700   11,45,700

     

    (i) Subscriptions in arrear for 2015 $ 40,500 and subscriptions in advairbe for 2016 $ 11,700.

    (ii) Insurance premium prepaid $ 900 

    (iii) Miscellaneous expenses outstanding $ 2,700 

    (iv) 50% of donation is to be capitalized. 

    (v) Entrances fees are to be treated as revenue income

    (ii) A and B are partners sharing profit sin the ratio of 3:2 with capitals of $2,00,000,and $1,20,000 respectively. Interest on capital is agreed @ 6% p,a, B is to be allowed an annual salary of $ 10,000. During 2015,the profits of the firm prior to calcullation of interest on capital but after charging B's Salary amounted to $ 50,000. A provision of 5% of the profits is to be maintained in respect of future contingencies before any appropritation. prepare an account showing allocation of profits and partner's capital accounts

    (iiiWhat is Goodwiil ? Write types of Goodwill  

    (iv) Write any four difference between Firm's Debts and Partner's Personal Debts.

    Answer:

    (iii) Goodwill : Goodwill is the replutation enjoyed by the bussiness which is reflected by, larger number of customers, high sales & high profit.

    Types of Goodwill : Goodwill is nothing more than the profitable that the old customers will report to the old place 

    (1) Dog Goodwill : Dog follow its master wherever he goes Because dog always stays failful to its master rather than to a place.

    (2) Cat Goodwill: Cat is not attached with the person living in the house.

    (3) Rat Goodwill : Customer of such nature can go anywhere for their benifits, because such rat has no attachment either with the person or to a place.

    (4) Rabbit Goodwll : Rabbit always afriad to goin too far. The Rabbit's sale consideration if Proximity, he has a habbit to living close

    (iv) Difference Between Firm Debtor & Partner's Personal Debtor.

    A Debtor is an entity that owes a debt to another entity. The entity may be an individual a firm, a government, a company or other leagal person . if x borrowed money from his/her bank, x is the debtor and the bank is the creditor

  7. (a) Whatis Sweatequity shares ?

    (b) What are Financial statements ?

    (c) How Bank overdraft will be treated in cash flow statements ?

    Answer:

    (a) Sweat equity Shares : These are equity Shares issued by the campany to its employed or director at a discont or for consideration other than cash.

    (i) For Providing know how

    (ii) For making available the right in the nature of intellectual property rights.

    (iii) For value adding e.g some software development which adds to economic value.

     

    (b) Financial Statement : Financial statement is a formal record of the financial activity and position of a a business, person or other entity Relevant financial information is presented in a structured manner and in a from easy to understand.

    (c) Cash flow statement: In financal account, a cash flow statement also known as statement that shows how change in balance sheet account and income affect cash and cash equivalents and breaks the analysis and breaks the analysis down to operating, investing and financing activities.

     

  8. write any two difference between calrs in Arrear and cails in advance.

    Answer:

    Call in Arrer Call in Advance
    • It is the amount which defaulter shareholder have not paid on the amount called up by campany
      • Call in arrer may be recovered in future or in the event not recieved shares may be forfeiled
    • It is the amount which is recieved in advance before the amount is due from shareholder 
    • Calls in advance is adjusted in future at the time of relevant calls

     

  9. Calcucate Acid rest Ratio from the following information :

    Current Ratio 3:1
    Net Working Capital 16,00,000
    Stock 10,00,000

     

    Answer:

    Acid Test Ratio : \(Current Asset \over Current Liabilities\)

  10. Answer:

    Shares : The share of company are moveable property and ae transformable in the manner provided the articles association, A shares is undoubedly a moveable property in the same way in which a bale of cloth or a bag of wheat 

    Difference between Equity share & Prefrence share 

    Equity share Prefrence share 
    • Meaning : equity share are the ordinary share of the campany repersenting the part 
    • Payment of divident : The dividend is paid after the payment of all liabilities 
    • Repayable of dividend : The dividend is paid after the payment of all liability
    • Repayable of capital : In the event of winding up the campany, equity 
    • Rate of Dividend : Fluctuating 
    • Redemption : No

    Meaning : Preference share are the share thet carry preferential right on the matters of payment of dividend and repayment

    Payment of divident : Priority in payment of dividend over equity shareholder

    In the event of winding up of the campany prefrence shares are repaid 

    Fixed 

    Yes

     

     

  11. What do you mean by Cash Flow from operating activities?

    Answer:

    Cash Flow from operating Activity : Is an accounting item that indirected the amount of money a company bring in from the ongoing regular business activities, such as manufacturing and selling goods or providing a services.

    Cash flow from operating activities does not include large term activities