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In the class 12 accountancy project, you have to take any company like Infosys or any other, take a print out of its comparative statement of profit and loss and common size balance sheet and then prepare its common size profit and loss and comparative balance sheet or vice versa (printout of common size profit and loss and comparative balance sheet and prepare comparative profit and loss and common size balance sheet) Also add some information about the company you've chosen.

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How to pass the journal on share on pro rata basic

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Soumyajeet Pal 7 years ago

It depends on the question !!

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A sample project work in accountancy for 2018 to 2019

Posted by Priyansh Bharti Arya 7 years ago

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What is honorium

Posted by Vk Vikas 7 years ago

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Love Sandhu 7 years ago

Honarium is amt paid to the person who is not a employe of firm

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Mayank Garg 7 years ago

Honorarium means a token of momento which is given to the chief guest by the organisers

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Samira . 7 years ago

It means fee

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Calculate total asset to debt ratio from the following information capital employed 4000000 investment 240000 plant 700000 trade receivable 400000 cash and cash equivalent 360000 equity share capital 2250000 8% debentures 1800000 Capital Reserve 340000 surplus that is balance in SOPL (50000)

Posted by Varun Bothra 7 years ago

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Disha Lad 5 years, 3 months ago

5:1

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What is the adjustment of dividend tax in cash flow statement

Posted by Sajal Agarwal 7 years ago

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Sajal Agarwal 7 years ago

Its have no effect on calculating net profit before tax or extraordinary items

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Kanu Singh 7 years ago

If it is related to non financial company than deduct it from financial activities. And if related to financial company than deduct in operating activities

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What is c.f.o stands for in cash flow statement?and cash flow statement format Which is widely used?

Posted by Rishabh Genius 7 years ago

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Nancy Dahiya 7 years ago

Cfo means cash flows from operations. As-4 is usedcfor P.D. otherwise AS-3 is used

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Hey guys can someone tell me ,are questions very typical in boards ???

Posted by Riya Jain 7 years ago

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Mayank Garg 7 years ago

It's not that typical you can see previous year papers

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Riya Jain 7 years ago

Fear of boards !!!

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Riya Jain 7 years ago

Yes,, but still have of boards!!

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Kanu Singh 7 years ago

If u study everthing and ur concepts are clear than nothing is typjcal my dear....

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A company forfeated some shares on which applicant has not paid rs.3000 final call. Final call was rs.3 pe share applicant has paid rs. 8000@ rs.6pe share. These share were issued at mamimum rate of discount. Half of these shares are re-issued at maximum loss

Posted by Harsh Saini 7 years ago

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Notes for npo

Posted by Shraboni Karmakar 7 years ago

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Bmy ltd invite application for issuing 100000 equity share of 10 each at a premium of 10 per share the amount was payable as follow Application 10 included premium 5 Allotment. The balance The isse was fully subscribe .a share holder holding 300 share paid the fully share with application another share holder holding 200 share failed to pay the allotment money his share were forfeited later on these share were reissue for 4000 as fully paid up

Posted by Deepak Sharma 7 years ago

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Ayush Pandey Badkhar 5 years, 1 month ago

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distribute the profit for the year ended 31st March 2003 rate 5000 in the ratio 2 ratio 3 ratio 1 without providing for the following adjustment which where to be created as charged against adjustment a a and b where and title salary salary of rate 30000 East per annum b b was entitled to commission of rate 5000 BMC have granted minimum profit rate 3002 a and n e deficiency in profit will be Borne by a and b equally profit where to be share in ratio 3 ratio 3 ratio to pass journal entry for the above adjustment in the books of the form

Posted by Neha Sanon 7 years ago

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Project work guidelines

Posted by Laxmi Narayana 5 years, 8 months ago

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On jan there is my pre board ,so how can i practice perfectly for which i can score better.

Posted by Bhakti Katariya 7 years ago

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Kanu Singh 7 years ago

U should solve variety of questions

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Transaction for increase in current ratio but no change in liquid ratio

Posted by Aisha Maheshwari 7 years ago

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Love Sandhu 7 years ago

Increase in prepaid expenses

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What is year of purchase

Posted by Chirag Minocha 7 years ago

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Kanu Singh 7 years ago

These are the years for which the firm has purchased its income. For example. Goodwill .a firm purchases its goodwill for 2yrs means it will continue to earn income for 2 yrs.

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What is year of purchay

Posted by Chirag Minocha 7 years ago

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How much amount will be recorded in 'Receipts and Payment Account' for the year ending 31st march 2017 if subscription received during the year 2016-17 were: For 2015-16 10000, for 2016-17 220000 and for 2017-18 3000. Subscription outstanding for 2016-17 was 5000

Posted by Richa Soni 7 years ago

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Ishita Acharyya 7 years ago

Subscription= ₹220000+₹5000=₹2,25,000

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QM ltd has a current ratio of 3.5:1 and quick ratio of 2:1 . If the excess of Current assests over Quick Assets as represented by stock is ₹150000 , calculate current assets and Current liabilities

Posted by Varun Bothra 7 years ago

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Kanu Singh 7 years ago

Current assets =350000 Current liabilities=100000 Let the CL be x Current ratio=CA/CL 3.5/1=ca/x CA=3.5x Quick ratio=quick assets/CL 2/1=QA/CL QA=2x QA=CA-stock 2x=3.5x-150000 x=100000=CL CA=3.5x100000 CA=350000

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Basic concept question number 2

Posted by Veyom Sharma 7 years ago

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Dinesh share of profit up to his date of death on the basis of actual sales till date of death sales for the year ended 31st March 2018 was 12 and profit for the same year was 200000 sales show growth trend of 20% and percentage of profit remain same

Posted by Janvi Bhardwaj 7 years ago

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A partner gives gurantee to the effect that gross fee earned by her for the firm shall be equal to her average gross fee of the proceeding five years ,when she was carrying the profession alone ( which is 25000 ).the gross fee earned by her was 16000 and her share in profit was 1/3 .what will be the treatment of this condition in p/l appropriation a/c.

Posted by Nimesh Wadhwani 7 years ago

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Love Sandhu 7 years ago

It will be recorded on credit side of P&L App A/C By A's cap a/c (25000_16000)=9000

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One of the partner in a partnership firm has withdraw ₹9000 at the end of each of quarter, throughout the year. Calculate interest on drawing at the rate of 6% per annum

Posted by Kaviya Kaviya 7 years ago

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Mayank Garg 7 years ago

The answer is 810 because 9000*4*6÷100*4.5÷12 = 810. For explanation contact me on Instagram @mgarg3230

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Soumyajeet Pal 7 years ago

9000*4*9/24*6/100=810 Where ( There are 4 quaters and 9000 is being withdrawn through out the year, therefore 9000*4) Drawing made of equal amount made at the end of the quater is 4*1/2 that is 9/2 months. There are 12 months therefore 9/2*12 = 9/24. Rate of interest is 9% therefore 9/100. Here it goes !! 9000*4*9/24*9/100=810 (Ans)

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Kaviya Kaviya 7 years ago

It's wrong Priya Yadav crt ans. Is 810

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Priya Yadav 7 years ago

The interest of drawing will be calculated on the quarter basis as per it is given in the question so that the interest on drawing will be 420, ( 9000 ×4 /12 ×6 /100 =180)

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Priya Yadav 7 years ago

The interest of drawing will be calculated on the quarter basis as per it is given in the question, 9000×4/12×6/100= 720 , 9000×4/12×6/100=720 , 9000 ×4/12 ×6/100 =720. Interest on drawing for the year ending will be 2160

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Kaviya Kaviya 7 years ago

How???

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Nimesh Wadhwani 7 years ago

810

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Compute cash flow operating activities from the following: Net profit after provision for tax and payment of dividend 215000 Provision for tax 45000 Final dividend of the year 50000 Depreciation 25000 Loss on sale of machinery 10000 Patents amortised 30000 Gain on sale of land 70000 Income tax refund 30000

Posted by Crazy Stuffs 7 years ago

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When interest on capital is charge then it will be shown in PL appropriation account or not?

Posted by Sakshi Ojha 7 years ago

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Mayank Garg 7 years ago

If int. On. Capital is treated as a charge then it will be shown in the p&l account because it is charge against the profit for more explanation contact me on Instagram@mgarg3230

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Sakshi Ojha 7 years ago

How?

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Kumar Abhinav 7 years ago

Interest on capital is generally shown in p&l appropriation account but if it's specified in the question that interest on capital is a 'charge against profit' then we'll not show it in the p&l appropriation account.

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Riya Sharma 7 years ago

When int on cap is charge against profit it will not be shown in pl appropriation ac

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Lakshita Sharma 7 years ago

It will b shown in p&l appropriation a/c

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I want class 12 accountancy project with.fully solved

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