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Single Entry Solution Miss Kalpana | March 2018 HSC Accounts Board Paper

Single Entry Solution

March 2018 HSC Board Paper

In the books of Miss Kalpana

Closing Statement of Affairs as on 31st March, 2016
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Liabilities Amount Assets Amount
Bills payable 12,880 Cash 9,120
Creditors 17,180 Stock 10,250
Capital (Balancing Figure) 1,75,980 Debtors 31,000
Prepaid Insurance 550
Bills Receivable 29,120
Premises 85,800
Vehicles 40,200
Total 2,06,040 Total 2,06,040

Statement of Profit or Loss

For the year ended 31st March, 2016
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Particulars Amount (Rs.) Amount (Rs.)
Capital at the end of the year. 1,75,980
Add: Drawings during the year 10,000
1,85,980
Less: Additional Capital Introduced - 20,000
Adjusted Closing capital 1,65,980
Less: Capital at the beginning of the year. - 1,30,000
Profit Before Adjustments 35,980
Add: Incomes and Gains during the year
Decrease in the value of creditors 2,180
38,160
Less: Expenses and losses During the year.
(1) Interest on Capital (6500 + 500) 7,000
(2) Bad debts 1,000
(3) Reserve for Doubtful Debts 750
(4) Depreciation on Vehicles 4,020
(5) Depreciation on Premises 4,290 - 17,060
NET PROFIT 21,100
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51 comments:

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  4. Can i solve this sum in alternative method in board exam???
    Plz,reply as soon as possible...

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  5. How is interest on capital calculated

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    1. 5% on opening capital and 5% on additional capital for 6 months...

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    2. How we are calculate capital please reply I do not understand

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    3. On additional capital we calculate the 5% interest I.e.20000×5÷100×6÷12=500

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    4. Thanks for your help 😊👍😊

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  6. Adjustment overvalue and undervalue
    Effects

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  7. We have to show working note or not?

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  8. How to calculate intereste on capital?

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  9. where is the class in pune what ishe about fees

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  10. i dont like BK it is boring 😈 so single entry is boring

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  11. B.k it is not boring it is interesting 🧐🧐😁

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  12. Working note is compulsory

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  13. RDD is not a 750
    Right answer is 775

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    1. No 750is correct ans because first of all we have to deduct 1000 from 31000 then we have to calculate 21/2% rdd on debtors i.e 750

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    2. 1500 will be the answer..

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  14. Rdd is 750 because first we have to subtract (31000-1000)then charge 5% so we get 750 only

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  15. Thank u for halp me to this question

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  16. Interest on capital opening aur additional dono pe nikal ne ka?

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  17. Thank You For Given Answer To Me and I have My Lot's Of Problem Sir In Book Keeping Accountncy

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  18. Overvaluation of liabilities (i.e overvaluation of creditors) will be added and not subtracted... right?

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  19. What does creditors were overdraft mean? Please reply soon.

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