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Yup!! once in income statement and once in balance sheet!!
hey y in BS ..like ony the prov. for doubtful debts is there!!
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Yup!! once in income statement and once in balance sheet!!
hey y in BS ..like ony the prov. for doubtful debts is there!!
Here are the theory notes.
if there is anything missing tell me
the formats and everything are coming up by tom.
P.S. sorry for the delay; I had an exam
U see first of all a rent of 900ispaidon1aprilsothiswillbewrittenonthedebitsideoftheaccount.ThenintheadditionalinfotheyhavesaidRentof900 is payable quarterly in advance which means 900rentisfor3monthsandwehavemakeanaccountjustformonthso900/3is300 so 600rentisprepaidthebalancec/dwillbe600onthecreditsideandwewilltransfer300 to the P and L account.http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Accounting (0452)/0452_s07_qp_2.pdf Q3 rent account. plz cud sm1 help in this 1... i cnt seem to understand it at all!![]()
HELLO ! can someone explain for me how to do the following : 1)Dio owns 5000 shares of 2eachinDiomedesLimited.Thecompanydeclaresadividendof0.25 per share. State how much Dio will receive as a dividend
2)Hooper Limited has an issued share capital of 5000dividedintosharesof0.50 each. The company declares a dividend of $0.15 per share. What will be the total amount of the dividend paid to the shareholders?
3) A business keeps a petty cash book with an imprest amount of 300.DuringSeptemberthefollowingtransactionstakeplace:−imprestrestoredon1September100−pettycashdrawnfrombankon15September150−expensespaidfrompettycash400Whatamountwillberequiredtorestoretheimpreston30September?A50 B 250C400 D $550 why answer is A not B
Thanks alot1) Since Dio has 5000 shares, dividend received would be 5000*0.50= $2500
2) Here the number of issued shares must be firstly found, so 5000/0.5=10000 shares. Then 10000*0.15= $1500 in dividends.
3) This i am not sure about.
How do we know when to less debenture interest from net profit, In the appropriation account?
Thanks alot
About 3 ms is actually incorrect it must be B
I believe that debenture interest should be under expenses in the profit or loss account and not in the appropriation account.
Thanks alot
About 3 ms is actually incorrect it must be B
Read the question carefully at the end they are not asking what amount is left instead they are asking what amount needs to be restored.the answer is 50
it would be 300 + 150 - 400 =50
U see first of all a rent of 900ispaidon1aprilsothiswillbewrittenonthedebitsideoftheaccount.ThenintheadditionalinfotheyhavesaidRentof900 is payable quarterly in advance which means 900rentisfor3monthsandwehavemakeanaccountjustformonthso900/3is300 so 600rentisprepaidthebalancec/dwillbe600onthecreditsideandwewilltransfer300 to the P and L account.
YupOH THANKS ALOT![]()
so quarter of a year is 3 months ,and 900 has been paid for 3 months ..... and as v r making the account for 1 month so v just need 1 month's value....rite?
The question 3 is from which year and is it from may june or oct novHELLO ! can someone explain for me how to do the following : 1)Dio owns 5000 shares of 2eachinDiomedesLimited.Thecompanydeclaresadividendof0.25 per share. State how much Dio will receive as a dividend
2)Hooper Limited has an issued share capital of 5000dividedintosharesof0.50 each. The company declares a dividend of $0.15 per share. What will be the total amount of the dividend paid to the shareholders?
3) A business keeps a petty cash book with an imprest amount of 300.DuringSeptemberthefollowingtransactionstakeplace:−imprestrestoredon1September100−pettycashdrawnfrombankon15September150−expensespaidfrompettycash400Whatamountwillberequiredtorestoretheimpreston30September?A50 B 250C400 D $550 why answer is A not B
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