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1
A business started with Rs. 1,00,000 capital. At year-end, assets are Rs. 1,50,000 and liabilities are Rs. 70,000. If total drawings were Rs. 30,000, calculate the net profit or loss.
2
Which document is prepared to determine the opening capital balance at the start of an accounting period?
3
Why is the single entry system considered defective? I. Only one aspect of transactions is recorded. II. A trial balance cannot be prepared. III. Net profit cannot be accurately determined. IV. There is a high risk of fraud and misappropriation.
4
When calculating profit under the single entry system, how is additional capital introduced treated?
5
Calculate the credit sales based on the following: Opening Debtors Rs. 10,000, Sales Returns Rs. 7,000, Bad Debts Rs. 3,000, Cash Received Rs. 40,000, and Closing Debtors Rs. 13,000.
6
Why is the single-entry system considered incomplete or defective for financial reporting?
7
Calculate the profit given: Opening Assets Rs. 10,000, Closing Assets Rs. 18,000, and Drawings Rs. 2,000.
8
In a single-entry system, if a firm earns a 33.33% profit on sales, with opening stock of Rs. 21,000, closing stock of Rs. 18,000, purchases of Rs. 1,39,500, and personal drawings of Rs. 1,500, what is the total sales value?
9
In the context of incomplete records, how is the profit for a period typically determined?
10
Calculate the net income for January given: Opening Capital Rs. 17,000, Closing Capital Rs. 17,200, Additional Investment Rs. 1,000, and Drawings Rs. 700.