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    Dec 7, 2012, 02:00 PM
    accounting homework
    hi guys kindly help me in solving this question..
    #question.. The following figures are taking from the book of Sheen Compnay limited as on December 31,2009
    DEBIT SIDE :
    opening stock Rs 75000
    purchases 245000
    wages 30000
    carriage 950
    furniture 17000
    salaries 7500
    rent 4000
    trade expenses 7050
    dividend paid 9000
    debtors 27500
    plant & machinery 29000
    cash at bank 46200
    patents 4800
    bill receivables 5000
    total 508000
    CREDIT SIDE :
    purchase return 10000
    sales 340000
    discount 3000
    profit & loss 15000
    share capital 100000
    creditors 17500
    general reserve 15500
    bill payables 7000
    total 508000
    data for adjustment
    a) closing stock was valued at retail price Rs 105600 which was 20% higher than cost price. Provide for income tax 19827. Depreciate plant & machinery at 15%, furniture aaaat 10% and patents at 5%. There was outstanding rent Rs 800 and salaries Rs 900. Make provision for bad debts Rs 501. Provide for manager remuneration at 10% of net profit before tax. The director proposed dividend at 10% on paid up capital. Prepare trading and profit and loss account for the year ended December 31, 2009 and balance sheet as at that date.
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    Dec 7, 2012, 04:05 PM
    We will tell you what we tell everyone we don't provide model answers, do some work yourself and if you have a specific problem we will discuss it with you
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    Dec 8, 2012, 02:04 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by paraclete View Post
    we will tell you what we tell everyone we don't provide model answers, do some work yourself and if you have a specific problem we will discuss it with you
    OK paraclete...
    Thanks...
    I will post ma work then plzzzzzzzzz tell me what mistake I made on it... :)
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    Dec 19, 2012, 01:52 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by paraclete View Post
    we will tell you what we tell everyone we don't provide model answers, do some work yourself and if you have a specific problem we will discuss it with you
    this is ma work bt I don't understand where I'm doing mistake can any one please point out the mistake in ma solution work??

    Sheen Company
    Income Statement
    For the period ended on 31-12-2009

    Sales 340000
    Less: Cost of Goods Sold
    Opening Stock 75000
    Add Purchases 245000
    Less: Discount Received (3000)
    Carriage 950 (3950)
    242950
    Less Closing Stock (105600)
    Cost of Good Sales (229850)
    Gross Profit 110050
    Add: overvaluation allowances 17600
    127650
    Less Operating Expenses
    Wages 30000
    Depreciation expenses
    Plant & machinery 4350
    Patents +240
    Furniture +1700 6290
    Bad debt expense 510
    Rent expense (4000 + 800) 4800
    Salaries expenses (7500 + 900) 7900
    Trade expenses 7050
    Total operating expenses (57050)
    Net income before tax 70600
    Less: manager’s remuneration (70600*10%) (7060)
    63540
    Less : provision for tax (19827)
    Net income 43713
    Less: general reserve (15500)
    Dividend proposed (10000) (25500)
    Profit for the year 28213
    Add: beginning profit & loss 15000
    Net income 33213


    SHEEN COMPANY
    Balance Sheet
    As on 31-12-2009

    Assets
    Current Assets
    Cash at bank 46200
    Trade Debtors 27500
    Prov. For B/Debts (510) 26990
    Stock 88000
    Bill receivable 5000

    Fixed Assets
    Furniture 17000
    Prov. For Dep. (1700) 15300
    Plant & machinery 29000
    Prov. For Dep. (4350) 24650
    Patents 4800
    Less: prov. For Dep (240) 4560
    Total Assets 210700

    Liabilities
    bill payable 7000
    Provision for tax 19827
    Outstanding Salaries 900
    Accrued rent 800
    Dividend payable 1000
    Trade Creditors 17500
    Managers remuneration 7060
    Capital 100000
    General reserve 15500
    Net income 33213
    Total Liabilities & O/Equity 202800
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    Dec 19, 2012, 02:07 AM
    You need to revise you mathematics
    Profit for the year 28213
    Add: beginning profit & loss 15000
    Net income 33213

    Answer 43213

    What is an overvaluation allowance how did you calculate that?

    You do realise that the accounting methodology here is shonky, calculated to increase the stated profit and thus the manager's salary Why do you deduct the reserve
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    Dec 19, 2012, 06:26 AM
    calculation for over valuation allowance
    105600/1.20 and we got the costng value of ending stock as 88ooo..
    and allownce for over valuation amount is 17600 is it wrong...

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