Archana and Prerana are partners, sharing Profits and losses in the ratio 2:1 with the help of following Trial Balance and Adjustments given below. You are required to prepare Trading and Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31st March 2019 and Balance Sheet as on that date.

Trial Balance as on 31st March, 2019

 
Debit Balance  Amount Credit Balance Amount 
Stock (01/04/2018) 8.560 Capital: Archana 40,000 
Prerana 20,000 
Patents 2,000 Other loans 3,000 
Sundry debtors 18,500 Reserve fund 1,000 
Stock of Stationery  3,000 Sundry Creditors 17,500 
Trade Mark 2,000 Bills Payable 5,000 
Bills Receivable 6,300 Purchase Return 1,000 
Electricity charges 1,450 R.D.D. 500 
Wages 950 Sales 30,200 
Heating & lighting 1,000 Interest 310 
Trade Expenses 850   
Sales Return 400   
Land & Building 22,000   
Furniture 13,000   
Cash at bank 5,000   
Investments 7,500   
Drawings: Archana 1,200   
Prerana 900 
Bad debts 200   
Purchases 23,700   
 1,18510  1,18510 

 Adjustments: 

 

1. Stock on 31st march 2019 is valued at Cost Price 12,000 and Market Price 17,000. 
2. Our customer Mr. Shekar failed to pay his due of 800 
3. 1/8th of Patent are to be written off. 
4. a part of Furniture 5,00. is purchased on 1st Oct 20198. 
5. Depreciation on land & Building 10% and on Furniture 5%. 
6. Outstanding Expenses Wages 300 and Electricity Charges 200. 
7. Allow Interest on capital 3%. 

 
 
Solution:  

Final Account 

In the Books of Archana and Prerana  

 
 

Trading A/c And Profit & Loss A/c for the year ended 31st March, 2019
Particulars Amount Amount Particulars Amount Amount 
To Opening Stock  8,560 By Sales 30,200  
(-) Sales Return (400) 29,800 
To wages 950     
(+) Outstanding Wages 300 1,250 
To Heating & Lighting  1,000 By Closing Stock  12,000 
To Purchases 23,700     
(-) Purchase Return (1,000) 22,700 
To Gross Profit  8,290    
  41,800   41,800 
 

 

 
 

      
To bad debts (T) 200  By Gross Profit  8,290 
(-) R.D.D. (T) (500) -300 
 
 
  By R.D.D.  300 
To Electricity charges 1,450  By Interest   310 
(+) Outstanding  200 1,650 
To Trade expense  850    
To Lose on Debtors   800    
To Patents Write off  250    
To Depreciation on       
Land &Building   
Furniture 2,200  
525 2,725 
To Interest on Capital   1,800    
To Net Profit      
Archana   550     
Prerana 275 825    
  8,900   8,900 
      

 
 

 
 

Partner`s Capital Account
Particulars Archana Prerana Particulars Archana Prerana 
To drawings 1,200 900 To Balance c/d 40,000 20,000 
   To Interest on
Capital 
1,080 720 
   To Net Profit 550 275 
To Balance c/d 40,430 20,095    
      
 41,630 20,995  41,630 20,995 
      

 

 

 

Balance Sheet as on 31st March, 2019
Liabilities Amount Amount Assets Amount Amount 
Capital A/c:   Patents 2,000  
(-) Write off (250) 1,750 
Archana 40,430  Trade Mark  2,000 
Prerana 20,095 60,525 Bills Receivable  6,300 
   Land & Building 22,000  
(-) Depreciation (2,200) 19,800 
Other loans  3,000 Furniture 13,000  
Reserve fund 1,000 (-) Depreciation (525) 12,475 
Creditors 17,500 
Bills Payable  5,000 Cash at Bank  5,000 
Outstanding    Debtors 18,500  
Wages 300  (-) Bad Debt (A) (800) 17,700 
Electricity charges 200 500 
   Investments  7,500 
   Closing Stock  12,000 
   Stock as Stationery  3,000 
      
  87,252   87,252 


Alternate: 

 
 


Balance Sheet as on 31st March, 2019




Liabilities Amount Amount Assets Amount Amount 
Capital:       Archana 40,000  Patents 2,000  
                    Prerana 20,000 (-) Write off (250) 1,750 
(+)Interest on Capital 1,800  Trade Mark  2,000 
 61,800  Bills Receivable  6,300 
(-) Drawings: Archana 1,200  Land & Building 22,000  
                      Prerana  900 60,525 (-) Depreciation (2,200) 19,800 
Other loans  3,000 Furniture 13,000  
Reserve fund 1,000 (-) Depreciation (525) 12,475 
Creditors 17,500 
Bills Payable  5,000 Cash at Bank  5,000 
Outstanding    Debtors 18,500  
Wages 300  (-) Bad Debt     (A) (800) 17,700 
Electricity charges 200 500 
   Investments  7,500 
   Closing Stock  12,000 
   Stock as Stationery  3,000 
      
  87,252   87,252 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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