3.1/2 of the above goods sold aprofit of 20% on cost half the payment received in cash
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Given "1/2 of the above goods sold aprofit of 20% on cost half the payment received in cash
Let Cost Price be 10000(assuming)
Profit = 10000 × 1/2 = 5000
Selling Price= 10000 + 5000 = 15000
Of which half payment is recieved in cash.... 3
15000/2 = 7500
Remaining 7500 on credit...
So this transaction affects 3 accounts ... Sales a/c ( being Goods sold) , Cash a/c ( half of the payment is recieved in cash) , Debtor a/c(remaining half on credit)..
Sales a/c is a nominal account..(All incomes gains losses expenses come under it... Sales is an income)
Cash a/c is a real account...(All the assets and Liabilities come under it.... Cash is an asset)
Debtor is a Personal account..(As the Name suggests)
The golden rules of accounting are...
Personal Account - Debit the receiver , credit the giver
Nominal Account - Debit All expenses and losses, credit All incomes and gains
Real Account - Debit what comes in , credit what goes out
In contention with the above rules........v
Cash should be debited.. Because its coming in
Debtor Being the receiver should be debited..
Sales being an income should be credited...
So the Journal Entry will be....
Cash a/c Dr 7500
Debtor a/c Dr 7500
To Sales a/c. 15000
(Being Goods Sold)
Let Cost Price be 10000(assuming)
Profit = 10000 × 1/2 = 5000
Selling Price= 10000 + 5000 = 15000
Of which half payment is recieved in cash.... 3
15000/2 = 7500
Remaining 7500 on credit...
So this transaction affects 3 accounts ... Sales a/c ( being Goods sold) , Cash a/c ( half of the payment is recieved in cash) , Debtor a/c(remaining half on credit)..
Sales a/c is a nominal account..(All incomes gains losses expenses come under it... Sales is an income)
Cash a/c is a real account...(All the assets and Liabilities come under it.... Cash is an asset)
Debtor is a Personal account..(As the Name suggests)
The golden rules of accounting are...
Personal Account - Debit the receiver , credit the giver
Nominal Account - Debit All expenses and losses, credit All incomes and gains
Real Account - Debit what comes in , credit what goes out
In contention with the above rules........v
Cash should be debited.. Because its coming in
Debtor Being the receiver should be debited..
Sales being an income should be credited...
So the Journal Entry will be....
Cash a/c Dr 7500
Debtor a/c Dr 7500
To Sales a/c. 15000
(Being Goods Sold)
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