Select Topic, Accounting Basics

Assignment Help:
A of Surat consigned goods to B of Jaipur to be sold at or above invoice price. B is entitled to get a commission of 8% on sales at invoice price plus 25% of any surplus price realized. B accepted a bill of exchange drawn by A amounting to 50% of the invoice price.
In the year 2010 goods consigned by A were invoiced ar Rs.2,50,000. These goods cost to A Rs.2,00,000 (including freight). Sales made by b during the year amounted to Rs.2,35,000. At the end of the hyear, goods unsold with B represented an invoice value of Rs.60,000. During the hyear, A had received from B Rs.40,000 by bank drafts, certain remittances being in transit on 31st Dec., 2010. Prepare necessary ledger accounts in the books of both the parties. Also show how the consignment stock will appear in the Balance Sheet.

Related Discussions:- Select Topic

Underlying assumptions or concepts of accounting, Q. Underlying assumptions...

Q. Underlying assumptions or concepts of accounting? The major underlying assumptions or concepts of accounting are (a) business entity (b) going concern (continuity) (c) money

Abc''s product information current product, ABC's Product information Cu...

ABC's Product information Current Product Expansion Product (estimate) Selling Price $14.50 $ Units produced and expected to be sold 80,000 5,000 Machine Hours 40,000 5,00

Determining needed adjustments, Determining needed adjustments Adjustme...

Determining needed adjustments Adjustments are required since certain changes take place during the accounting period. As time passes, although, the value of the asset is consu

How to do a trial balance, How to do a trial Balance       ...

How to do a trial Balance                     Particulars                            Amount Dr.                       Amount Cr. In

When a not-for-profit facility receives a contribution from, When a not-for...

When a not-for-profit facility receives a contribution from a member of the community, the cost of the capital is inconsequential when deciding how to use the contribution, becau

Management, briefly explain management process

briefly explain management process

What are adjusting entries, Q. What are adjusting entries? When you sta...

Q. What are adjusting entries? When you start to analyze business transactions you saw that the evidence of the transaction is typically a source document. It is any printed or

What is evaluated receipt settlement, ERS is a business process among tradi...

ERS is a business process among trading partners that conduct commerce without invoices. In an ERS transaction the supplier ships goods based upon an Advance Shipping Notice (ASN)

Explain the term- reversing entries and interim statements, Explain the ter...

Explain the term- Reversing entries and Interim statements Reversing entries - Made the first day of new accounting period. They are exact opposite of the adjusting entries

What is income summary account, Q. What is Income Summary account? The ...

Q. What is Income Summary account? The Income Summary account is a clearing account used merely at the end of an accounting period to summarize revenues and expenses for the pe

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd