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Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

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Can anyone tell me whether new treatement is applicable in private companies final accounts also?
 
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I think i should do some theory for tomorrow paper!
fuzzy i didnt get you question,
will be back insallah around 2 am 3 am !
 
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I think i should do some theory for tomorrow paper!
fuzzy i didnt get you question,
will be back insallah around 2 am 3 am !
I mean that do we put interim and final dividends for the current year in profit and loss?
 
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This was how i did it,
147000-4000+12000-145000 = 10000
4000 = NBV of the machinery that was sold.
Theres no other adjustment to be done!
there is another adjustment. purchase of machinery 8800.
 
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I need some help guys,
how do we calculate under and over absorption
and then how do we deal them please guys tell me
 
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I need some help guys,
how do we calculate under and over absorption
and then how do we deal them please guys tell me

when the actual expenses incurred are less than the expenses absorbed it is known as over absorption. and if the actual expenses are greater than the absorbed ones it is called under absorption. to calculate just find the difference of actual expenses and the budgeted ones. this difference would be the amount over/under absorbed, depending on the above given facts.
 
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when the actual expenses incurred are less than the expenses absorbed it is known as over absorption. and if the actual expenses are greater than the absorbed ones it is called under absorption. to calculate just find the difference of actual expenses and the budgeted ones. this difference would be the amount over/under absorbed, depending on the above given facts.
Then what we do in income statement what to add and what not too.
and it comes in absoprtion costing right ? not used in marginal costing
 
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