17 July Advanced Accounting

Advanced Accounting
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Advanced Accounting
Dr. T.K. Jain.
AFTERSCHOOOL
Centre for social entrepreneurship
Bikaner
M: 9414430763
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Dividends are paid on which:
 Authorised capital (mentioned in
memorandum of association)
 Paid up capital
 Called up capital
Answer: paid up capital

Amount set aside to meet
losses due to bad debt is ?
Provision

If proposed dividend is 20%, how
much amount has to be set aside as
reserve?
 7.5% answer.

Corporate dividend tax rate is ?
 10% answer.

Securities premium is shown
as ?
 itis shown as security premium account
in liabilities side of balance sheet in the
heading reserves and surplus.

Profit prior to incorporation is
transferred to ?
1. General reserve
2. Capital reserve
3. P & L account
Answer: Capital reserve.

What are the methods of
preparing cash flow statement?
1. Direct method (here you directly add all
gross cash receipts and cash
payments)
2. Indirect method (here you adjust profit
earned from P& L account).

There are 3 types of cash flow
activities - which are those?
1. Operating activities (purchase sale etc.)
2. Investment activities (plant, machinery
etc.)
3. Financing activities (issue of shares,
debentures, bonds etc.).

What is clause 32 of listing
agreement?
 Ithas been amended in 2000. It says:
 “every company shall give a cash flow
statement along with balance sheet and
P& L account. “

Interest paid by bank is what ?
 Operating activity.

In cash flow statement, cash
and cash equivalent include?
1. Bank
2. Cash
3. Short investment
4. All these
Answer: all these.

I have sold my old plant for Rs.
300000 (depreciated value Rs.
200000). What should I show in
operating activity in Cash flow
statement?
 Nil
I shall show the amount in investing

activity.

What will you do with loss prior
to incorporation?
You can do any of these:
2. Show as goodwill
3. Show as loss prior to incorporation in

asset side
4. Write off in P& L Account

How will you distribute income and
expenses in pre and post
incorporateion category?
 Based on time
 Distributed expenses on the basis of
sales (turnover).

Can a company convert its fully
paid shares into stocks?
 Yes – under sec 94 ©.

What are SEBI requirements for
issue of Bonus shares?
 The company should not have defaulted in payment
of interest.
 The articles should permit capitalisation of reserves
 Has to give bonus shares in 6 months of time from
date of approval by board of directors
 Reserves created by revaluation of assets cannot be
used.
 Partly paid shares should be fully paid.
 Such benefit should also be extended to convertible
debenture holders.
 Only cash capital reserve can be utilised.

What is employee stock option?
 The option given to employees directors,
etc. for purchasing shares at a
predetermined price. (sec. 2, clause
15A)
 ESOS

What is buy back?
 Sec. 77 A of companies act 56
(amended in 99) give permission to
company to buy back its shares out of :
2. Free reserves
3. Security premium account
4. Proceeds of any shares / securities.

Buy back – when not permitted?
 Ifit is not permitted by articles
 Special resolution not passed
 Debt more than 2 times equity
 Buy back is less than 25% of paidup

equity.

Suppose you go abroad to purchase
some plant. Your expenses amount
to Rs. 100000. What type of
expenses are these?
 Capital expenses (will be added to the
cost of the plant).
 (all the expenses incurred to purchase
any plant / machinery are called capital
expenses).

Suppose you spend Rs. 3 crore on
advertisements – which will give you
benefits over next 10 years. What
type of expenses are these?
 Deferred Revenue Expenses (because
the benefit will be available for a long
time.)

You have received Rs. 10 Lakh from
insurase company against a claim
regarding fire in your factory. What
kind of receipt is it?
 Capitalreceipt (because it is against loss
of some assets).

You have received A loan from SBBJ
as Working capital term loan – to
augument your working capital. It is
in addition to your cash credit loan.
What type of receipt is it?
 Capital receipt

You have received a subsidy of Rs.
200000 from govt. for starting a
plant in backward area. What type of
receipt is it?
 Revenue receipt.

You had given goods on credit to
Ramu in 1999. You had considered a
bad debt. Ramu made the payment in
2008. How will you treat receipt?
 Cash A/c Debit
 Bad debt recovered account credit.

You have given Diwali advance to
your employees, what type of
expense is it?
 Itis not expense. It is only an advance
(neither revenue nor expense).

You have received interest on Bond.
Rupees 5000 received will be treated
as?
 Cash Account debit
 Interest on bond account credit.

Yours is a CA /CS professional club.
There is entrance fees of Rs. 10000
and annual fees Rs. 5000. Rishabh
has joined the club. How will you do
accounting?
 Entrance fees is capital receipt but
annual fees is revenue expenses.
 Cash account Debit
 Entrance Fees Fund a/c credit
 Annual fees account credit.

In order to take a tender, you have
deposited Rs. 1 crore as earnest
deposit. What type of expense is it?
 Itis not an expenditure, it is only a
deposit.

You have spent Rs. 50000 on repairs
of your old plant. What type of
expenses is it?
 Revenue expenses.
 Repairsand maintenance account debit

 Cash account credit.

You have a furniture showroom. You
sell furniture of Rs. 10 lakh and you
havent received payment yet. What
will be accounting treatment?
 Itis a revenue receipt (although you
havent yet received money.)
 Sale is recognised as soon as it is made.
So entry will be :
 Party name a/c debit
 To sales account credit.

You have purchased paper of Rs.
1000 to be used a stationery. How
will you treat it?
 Revenue expenses
 Stationery account debit
 To cash account credit.

You have spent Rs. 1 crore on
advertisement and Rs. 50 lakh on
distribution of free samples. This has
been done to launch a new product.
How will you treat it?
 Deferred revenue expenses
 Advertisement & publicity a/c debit

 Purchase account credit.
 Bank account credit.

You have spent Rs. 2 00000 on
overhaul of second machines so that
you use those machines. What type
of expense is it?
 Capital Expenses.
 Machineryaccount debit
 Bank account credit.

You have opened the LOOTS
showroom. You spent Rs. 100000 on
inauguration. How will you treat it?
 Deferred revenue expenses (because it
will benefit you for many years).
 Inauguration Expenses Debit

 Bank credit

You have spent Rs. 100000 on wages
of workers for installation of
machinery. How will you treat it?
 Capital account
 Entry:
 Machineryaccount debit
 Bank account credit

Where do you show contingent
liability in balance sheet?
 You don’t show it in balance sheet. It is
added as footnote with balance sheet.

Differentiate provision &
reserve?
 Provision is a liability of uncertain
amount, which can be measured reliably
by using a substantial degree of
estimation. Reserve is to set aside some
money for future requirements. Provision
is present liability, but reserve is to set
aside some profit.

If any economic benefit is probable,
what will you call it and how will you
treat it?
 Itis contingent asset. It is not shown in
balance sheet / financial statements.
 Directors may mention about it in their
report.

Total of sales day book had been
undercast by Rs. 2000. how will you
rectify it?
 We will undertake credit entry in Sales
Account of Rs. 2000 more.

Rs. 200 paid as wages for installing
new machinery has been shown as
wages. Is it ok?
 It
is error of principle
 Rectify it :
 Machiinery account debit
 Wages account credit.

We purchased old plant and spent rs.
10000 on its repairs and debited
repairs account. Is it ok?
 It is also error of principle
 Plantaccount debit
 Repairs account credit.

I am the owner of my company. I
take away goods of Rs. 1000 for
home use and don’t make any entry
of it. Is it ok?
 Error of omission
 Drawingaccount debit

I have distributed Rs. 10000 worth of
goods as charity. I don’t believe in
recording charity. Is it OK?
 Error of commission
 Charityaccount debit

I have sold my office computer in Rs.
2000. since its value was completely
depreciated, so we didn’t make any
entry. Is it OK?
 Error of commission
 Cashaccount debit
 Computer account credit.

Can error of principles be identified
by preparing trial balance?
 NO

Can compensatory errors be
identified by preparing trial balance?
 NO

Can Error of commission be
identified by preparing trial balance?
 Yes – if there is wrong posting or wrong
balancing or wrong casting
 If the amount has been written wrong in
subsidiary – it is difficult to identify it
though trial balance.

Can error of ommission be identified
by preparing trial balance?
 Yes or NO.
 Yes – if posting to ledger has been left
(only one side).
 No – if the entry has been completely
omitted.

I treat purchase of machinery as
regular purchase. What type of error
is it?
 Error of principle.
 Rectify
it :
 Machinery account debit

Which errors may affect trial
balance?
 Error of partial omission
 Error of principle
 Error of complete omission
Answer: Error of partial omission

Total of sales day book is
posted to ?
 Credit side of sales account.

Cash account is ?
 Real Account

Purchase account is ?
 Real account

Sales account is?
 Revenue account.

What is goodwill?
 Intangible fixed assets

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Answer: paid up capital

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Answer: Capital reserve.

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Answer: all these.

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I shall show the amount in investing

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 Debt more than 2 times equity

 Buy back is less than 25% of paidup

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 Bad debt recovered account credit.

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 Interest on bond account credit.

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 Entrance Fees Fund a/c credit

 Annual fees account credit.

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 Repairsand maintenance account debit

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 To sales account credit.

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 To cash account credit.

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 Deferred revenue expenses

 Advertisement & publicity a/c debit

 Bank account credit.

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 Inauguration Expenses Debit

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 Machiinery account debit

 Wages account credit.