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Cheque dishonoured but not recorded in cash book meaning of the statement

Posted by Muskan Srivastava 4 years ago

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Vitthal Anant 3 years, 11 months ago

Due to certain reasons bank refuses to pay the amount written on the cheque

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Harshita Dhariwal 3 years, 11 months ago

It means that the bank refuses to pay the amount written on the cheque due to certain reason... And this cheque cannot be further used

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Dhruv .. 4 years ago

Yes

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Tripti Singh 4 years ago

Cheque dishonoured means that the bank refuses to pay the amount mentioned on cheque to the payee.....and due to this transaction passbook will decrease ..

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Accountancy comprehensive problems with gst

Posted by Mishita Dodani 4 years ago

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Petty cash book

Posted by Himachal Singh 4 years ago

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Samridhi Jaiswal 4 years ago

A separate cash book kept to record small cash transaction is known as petty cash book

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Voucher are prepared on the basis of

Posted by Vijay Joshi 4 years ago

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Mahek Premchandani 4 years ago

Source documents

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TS Grewal rectification of entries back exercise question no. 18 Please send the solution

Posted by Pranjal Pranjal 4 years ago

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Answer the question please Bank charges debited by bank is 150 tell me the meaning of the statement and the bank reconciliation statement how can we prepare

Posted by Muskan Srivastava 4 years ago

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Mahek Premchandani 4 years ago

Bank charged debited means bank has charged some charges which has reduced the pass book but cash book has no effect

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Salaries paid to Employees Rs 10,000. Write cash account

Posted by Sahil Mehta 4 years ago

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Deepanshu Jha 4 years ago

Credit side, by salaries 1000

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Rekha Shekhawat 4 years ago

I don't know aap bata do iska answer

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Overdraft as per passbook 12000 as on 31st march

Posted by Mukesh Ladhel 4 years ago

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Harshita Dhariwal 3 years, 11 months ago

It will be credited

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Samridhi Jaiswal 4 years ago

Balance as per pass book Cr

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Sakshi Verma 4 years ago

Balance(overdraft)as per pass book. 12000

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Ojas auto ltd. is a very

Posted by Parnika Gupta 4 years ago

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Royal Thakur? 4 years ago

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a bill of exchange for 25000 is drawn by A&B on april 1 2013 for 3 months,Baccepted bill on 10th apr 2013.find due date and date of maturity if i)bill is after date ii)bill is after sight

Posted by Pranshul Goyal 4 years ago

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Confidence and trust that the report

Posted by Ambaliya Hiren 4 years ago

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Advantages of vouchers

Posted by Swaminath Suresh 4 years ago

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If a transaction is properly analysed and recorded

Posted by Swaminath Suresh 4 years ago

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Mahi .... 4 years ago

The total amount debited will be equal to the total amount credited.

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What is the full form of IFRS

Posted by Fathima Hadiya 4 years ago

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Mishaal Siraj 4 years ago

International financial reporting standards.

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Total rent paid this year Rs. 40,000 @ Rs. 3000 per month

Posted by Mehak Chauhan 4 years ago

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Sanjana Kumari 4 years ago

Total months is 16.67 months

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Priyanshu Pandey 4 years ago

What are you asking

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What is accounting period assumption

Posted by Sabyasachi Sahoo 4 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 4 years ago

Accounting Period Concept: Accounting period is the timeframe at the end of which, the financial statements of a business are prepared, to evaluate its profits and losses, and to learn the status of its assets and liabilities. This is required for the smooth availability of data to the users of the accounting information in a convenient manner.

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enter following transaction in the cash book with cash and bank column :--- 1994 jan 1 cash in hand 4,000 , cash at bank 12,000 , jan 2 sold goods for cash 13,200 jan 5 received from suresh 2,500 jan 6 received a cheque from ravi and immediately deposited it into bank 6,400 jan 7 salary paid to office staff by cheque 7,600 jan 10 paid sudhir by cheque 5,000 jan 12 paid for travelling expenses 1,200 jan 15 cash purchases 8,000 jan 16 cash deposited into bank 10,000 jan 20 cash sales 15,100 , purchased machinery and payment made by cash 6,800 jan 21 paid wages for erection of above machinery 400 jan 22 withdrew from bank for office use 7,500 jan 23 received a cheque from anil and deposited it into bank 4,600 jan 27 anil's cheque returned by bank dishonoured 4,600 jan 28 purchased typewriter and paid by cheque 8,000 jan 30 paid charity 120 jan 31 paid into bank 12,000

Posted by Sarthak Juyal 4 years ago

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Parveen draws an qudrat a bill of exchange for three months after sight for 1500 on 1st january, 2018

Posted by Love Singh 4 years ago

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Is GST in the syllabus

Posted by Tanya Tiwari 4 years ago

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Thakur Akhil Singh Sengar 4 years ago

No Bank Reconciliation hai GST nahi hai

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Tanya Tiwari 4 years ago

Yes it is someone said to me I am so confused

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🤟Royal Thakur 🤟 4 years ago

No...

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Sharma and company whose books are closed on 31 dec 2008 purchased a machinary for 300000 on jan 1 2008 additional machinary was acquired for 100000 on 1 july 2008 was sold for 80000 on 30 june 2010 prepare machinary account and depreciation account for all the years up to the years ending 31 dec 2010 depreciation is charged 10 percent per annum on straight line method

Posted by Sanyam Narang 4 years ago

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On 1st October, 2009, Raj & Co. purchased machinery worth ₹ 40,000. On 1st October, 2011, it buys additional machinery worth ₹ 10,000. On 30th September, 2012, half of the machinery purchased on 1st Oct., 2009, is sold for ₹ 8,200. The company writes off 10 per cent p.a. on the original cost. The accounts are closed every year on 31st March. Show the Machinery Account for four years.

Posted by Yuvraj Singh 4 years ago

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Ziya Abbas 9 months, 3 weeks ago

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kya koi mujhe personally Bank Reconciliation Statement And accounting of Goods and Services Tax (GST) Samjha Sakta hai..... Please ???

Posted by Thakur Akhil Singh Sengar 4 years ago

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Thakur Akhil Singh Sengar 4 years ago

and Teachers annoy with scolding.

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Thakur Akhil Singh Sengar 4 years ago

Mahi Teacher bolengi Phele Kyun nahi Pooha, Phele kaha the

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Thakur Akhil Singh Sengar 4 years ago

Tanya Tiwari Aap hee bata do

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Tanya Tiwari 4 years ago

Ok but how

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Mahi .... 4 years ago

Hmse jyada bdhiya aapko teachers personally smjha skte h so take help of them...

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Ramesh who Owed us ₹ 500 became bankrupt and paid us 50 paisa in a ₹

Posted by Nandini Singh Thakur 4 years ago

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Ankita Gupta 4 years ago

Cash book entry:- To Ramesh a/c 250 cash

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On1st april 2010 a company purchases a plant costing RS98000 and its scrap value is RS8000 and its estimated working life is 5 years .on 1st September 2011 ,a company purchases another plant fir RS24000 and its scrap value is 4000Rs and its estimated working life is 10 years .on 30 June 2012 a company purchases another plant for RS 18000 and its scrap value is 3000Rs and its estimated working llife is 15 years .Prepare a plant account for 4 years by using straight- line - method?

Posted by Akarsh Singh 4 years ago

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1) Sold goods to Ravi 10,000 & received Rs3000 immediately. 2) Purchased furniture from vidish furniture house Rs 30,000 at trade discount 15% 3) Wages were outstanding 1000 4) Salary paid in advance Rs 5000 5) Purchased goods of list price Rs10,000 at trade discount of 12%&cash discount of 10%. 6)sold goods to Raja for Rs 40,000 at trade discount of 10%& Cash discount 5%. 7) Paid to vidish furniture house Rs 24000 in full settlement. 8) Discount received 500 . 9) Discount allowed 1000

Posted by Mansi Chidar 4 years ago

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What are outstandings?

Posted by Pragya Singh 4 years ago

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Pramila Senapati 4 years ago

Payment is due But not yet paid

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Record the following transactions in the Journal of Nithish Bros:- 2020 Rs. May 1 Commenced Business with cash 5,00,000 May 2 Goods Purchased from X for Cash 50,000 May 3 Goods purchased from Ajay 1,20,000 May 4 Goods returned to Ajay 5,000 May 8 Goods sold to Venu 40,000 May 12. Venu Returned 10% of goods

Posted by Z.Azariah Daniel 4 years ago

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Pragya Dixit 4 years ago

State qualitative characteristic of accounting

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Carriage transport company purchased 5 truck

Posted by Atul Dhakad 4 years ago

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Define credit

Posted by Lovepreet Singh Mehra 4 years ago

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Arpit Mishra 4 years ago

Udhaar

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Yogita Ingle 4 years ago

It a mathod of advancing loan by a commercial bank underwhich short term secured cash loan is provided by the bank to the borrower and the borrower can withdraw the amount in a single instalment or in a number of instalment according to his requirements.

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Meghna Thapar 4 years ago

Credit is the trust which allows one party to provide money or resources to another party wherein the second party does not reimburse the first party immediately, but promises either to repay or return those resources at a later date. Bank credit is the total amount of funds a person or business can borrow from a financial institution. Credit approval is determined by a borrower's credit rating, income, collateral, assets, and pre-existing debt.

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Describe how debit and credit are used to analyze transaction.

Posted by Priya Yadav 4 years ago

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