Question 22 of 26intermediate🔧 ApplyNumerical8 marks

Prepare trading and profit and loss account and balance sheet as on March 31, 2017: Account Titles: Machinery (₹27,000), Sundry debtors (₹21,600), Drawings (₹2,700), Purchases (₹58,500), Wages (₹15,000), Sundry expenses (₹600), Rent & taxes (₹1,350), Carriage inwards (₹450), Bank (₹4,500), Opening stock (₹6,000), Capital (₹60,000), Bills payable (₹2,800), Sundry creditors (₹1,400), Sales (₹73,500). Closing stock as on March 31, 2017 ₹22,400.

Correct Answer

Trading Account for the year ended March 31, 2017

ParticularsAmount ₹ParticularsAmount ₹
To Opening stock6,000By Sales73,500
To Purchases58,500By Closing stock22,400
To Wages15,000
To Carriage inwards450
To Gross Profit c/d15,950
Total95,900Total95,900

Profit and Loss Account for the year ended March 31, 2017

ParticularsAmount ₹ParticularsAmount ₹
To Sundry expenses600By Gross Profit b/d15,950
To Rent & taxes1,350
To Net Profit14,000
Total15,950Total15,950

Balance Sheet as on March 31, 2017

LiabilitiesAmount ₹AssetsAmount ₹
Capital60,000Machinery27,000
Add: Net Profit14,000Sundry debtors21,600
Less: Drawings(2,700)Bank4,500
71,300Closing stock22,400
Bills payable2,800
Sundry creditors1,400
Total75,500Total75,500

Gross Profit: ₹15,950 | Net Profit: ₹14,000 | Total Balance Sheet: ₹75,500

Exercise: Questions for Practice - Numerical Questions | Q: 6 | (Page 36)
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Explanation

This question tests the student's ability to prepare final accounts from a trial balance. The Trading Account calculates gross profit by matching direct revenues (Sales, Closing Stock) against direct expenses (Opening Stock, Purchases, Wages, Carriage Inwards). The Profit & Loss Account then determines net profit by deducting indirect expenses (Sundry Expenses, Rent & Taxes) from the gross profit. The Balance Sheet balances assets against liabilities and capital, with net profit added to and drawings deducted from the capital account.

Solution Steps

  1. Step 1: Prepare Trading Account - Credit side: Sales (₹73,500) + Closing Stock (₹22,400) = ₹95,900; Debit side: Opening Stock (₹6,000) + Purchases (₹58,500) + Wages (₹15,000) + Carriage Inwards (₹450) = ₹79,950; Gross Profit = ₹95,900 - ₹79,950 = ₹15,950

  2. Step 2: Prepare Profit & Loss Account - Debit indirect expenses: Sundry Expenses (₹600) + Rent & Taxes (₹1,350) = ₹1,950; Credit: Gross Profit (₹15,950); Net Profit = ₹15,950 - ₹1,950 = ₹14,000

  3. Step 3: Prepare Balance Sheet - Liabilities: Capital (₹60,000) + Net Profit (₹14,000) - Drawings (₹2,700) = ₹71,300; Bills Payable (₹2,800); Sundry Creditors (₹1,400) = Total ₹75,500; Assets: Machinery (₹27,000) + Sundry Debtors (₹21,600) + Bank (₹4,500) + Closing Stock (₹22,400) = Total ₹75,500