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 Accounts 1999 (I.S.C)
You are on questions 1 to 4

-Answer question 1 (Compulsory) from part 1 and question 2 (compulsory ) and  any other three question from part  II.
- The intended marks  for questions or parts of questions are given in   brackets [].
- Transactions  should be recorded in the proper forms of accounts .
- All calculations should be shown clearly .
- All working , including  rough work , should be done on the  the same sheet as ,and adjacent to , the  rest of the  answer.

Material to be supplied with this paper :
(1) journal                    :               3 sheets (6 pages)
(2) Ledger                    :               3 sheets ( 6 pages)
(3) Balance sheet          :               2 sheets   (3 pages)
(4) Writing  paper          :               Booklet 1(8pages)


Q1-Answer the following  questions very briefly and to the point:-
i) State two differences between Consignment and Joint Venture.
ii)In what way would you deal with  rent paid to a partner for the use of his premises by the firm in which  he is a partner and why ?
iii) Mention two uses of a cost sheet .
iv) Give any two  differences between calls in arrears and calls in advance.
v) When and how is a receipts and payments account prepared ?
vi)When Calculating the due date of a bill  of exchange leading to the determination of average due date , what is the difference
between a bill drawn at sight and a Bill drawn after date by the drawer ?
vii) Explain the terms STOCK /INVENTORY for the purpose of valuation. Give one example.
viii) State the two types of business organisations that can keep their books of accounts under the single entry system .
ix) List two ways in which a partnership firm is similar to that of a joint venture .
x) Explain the principle of GARNER Vs MURRAY.

PART II


Q2. From the following particulars and the notes given relating to the Country Club , prepare the Final  Accounts of the year ending 31-3-1997:

                                Receipts andpayment account
Particulars Rs Particulars Rs
To Balance in hand 1-4-96 7500 By General Exp. 3600
To Subscriptions 23550 By Purchase of New Equipment
6000
To Locker Rents 1260 By Expenses on Dances and Socials
9600
To Receipts from Dances and Socials 13140 By Repairs and Decorations to Club  House
4500
To Sale of old lawn-mower 600 By Rent of ground 12,000
To Sale of Equipment 1500 By Secretarial expenses 2,400
                By Balance in hand 9450 
  47550      47550
On 1st April , 1996 , the Club owned a Club House costing Rs. 90000, equipment valued at Rs 7500 , a mower valued at Rs 900. The Club  owed dance expenses Rs. 1170 and secretarial expenses Rs.750. Subscription in arrears were Rs 1050 and received in advance Rs 600.
On  31st March , 1997 , in addition to the Club House , equipment was valued at Rs 10500. The Club owed dance exp. Rs 660 and secretarial exp. Rs 1350. Subscription outstanding was Rs 750 and received in advance was Rs 1500.

 

Q3. A drew on B the following bills for goods sold as per terms :

Bill Value (Rs) Date of Drawing Date  of Acceptance Tenure
10000 1-1-98 5-1-98 30 days after date
7000 20-1-98 22-1-98 2 months after sight
3000 7-2-98 10-2-98 1 month after sight
B drew on A the following bills for goods sold as per terms :
Bill Value (Rs) Date of Drawing Date  of Acceptance Tenure
6000 9-1-98 10-1-98 60 days after sight
8000 15-1-98 15-1-98 1 month after date
1000 12-2-98 14-2-98 30 days after sight

Consolidate the above bills and calculate the Average Due Date on which a single payment can be made or received without loss of interest on either side .


Q4. Mr. C maintains his books according to the single entry system . The following figures were available from the books for the six months ended 31st December 1998:

  Rs ( 1-7-98) Rs (31-12-98)
Plant and Machinery 150000 140000
Debtors 65000 60000
Cash and Bank balance 25000 31000
Stock 40000 45000
Creditors 9000 10000

Adjustments :-
a) He had withdrawn Rs 200 at the beginning of every month for household purpose.
b) Depreciation on plant and machinery @ 10% p.a.
c) Further bad debts Rs 5000 and provision for bad and doubtful debts to be created @ 2%
d) During the period , salaries had been prepaid by Rs 500 while wages outstanding was Rs 1000
e) Interest on drawing to be reckoned @ 6% p.a.
You are required to prepare a statement of profit and loss for the half year ended 31st December, 1998 , followed by a revised statement of affairs as on that date.                                               

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