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Regarding insolvency accounts, which of the following statements are correct? i. List A includes unsecured creditors. ii. All taxes are preferential. iii. Fiduciary assets are distributable. iv. List D includes assets.
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If the closing balance of debtors is Rs. 12,000, credit sales are Rs. 21,500, and cash received from customers is Rs. 23,600, what was the opening balance of debtors?
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Given assets of Rs. 30,000 and liabilities of Rs. 13,000 at the end of the year, with drawings of Rs. 4,000, calculate the opening capital on January 1st.
14
A trader using single-entry bookkeeping reports net purchases of Rs. 80,000 (Rs. 90,000 minus Rs. 10,000 returns) and net sales of Rs. 100,000 (Rs. 130,000 total minus Rs. 30,000 returns). Given a closing stock of Rs. 12,000 and a profit margin of 33.33% on cost, calculate the opening stock.
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Determine the profit or loss given: Closing Capital Rs. 21,500, Drawings Rs. 4,300, and Opening Capital Rs. 19,400.
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Which accounts are typically maintained under a single entry system of bookkeeping?
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A sole trader had a closing capital of Rs. 40,000. During the year, they introduced Rs. 10,000 in fresh capital, withdrew Rs. 4,000 for personal use, and earned a profit of Rs. 3,000. Calculate the opening capital.
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A business reports net assets of Rs. 6,000 on January 1st and Rs. 7,500 on January 31st. Given owner withdrawals of Rs. 1,000 during the month, what is the net income for January?
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Calculate the profit for the year given: Opening Capital Rs. 5,000, Closing Capital Rs. 6,000, Drawings Rs. 1,000, and New Capital Introduced Rs. 500.
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Which accounting records are typically maintained by organizations that operate under an incomplete record-keeping system?