Accountancy, asked by sidhirathi07, 1 year ago

Bought goods for cash of the list price of rs 80000 at 10% t.d and 2.5% c.d

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Answered by Anonymous
23

Purchases A/C. Dr. Rs. 72,000


To Cash Discount A/C. Rs.1,800


To Cash A/C. Rs.70,200


(Being goods purchased for cash)

Answered by sujiritha95
68

3 golden rules

• debit the receiver , credit the giver

• debit what comes in , credit what goes out

• debit all the expenses and losses , credit all the incomes and gains

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reason for debit and credit

Purchases A/c - nominal A/c , where is the expenses to the company therefore its debited

Cash A/c - Real A/c , here money goes out of the company , therefore its credited

Discount received A/c - Nominal a/c , where its gain to us because we are paying less than whats payable , therefore its credited  

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Calculation of trade discount and cash discount

Trade discount =  sales * 10%

                         = 80000*10%

                         =8000

Net bill amount = sales - trade discount

                         = 80000-8000

                         =72000

* Trade discount will be deducted from sales amount . no journal entry passed for trade discount  

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cash discount = 72000* 2.5%

                        = 1800

net bill amount payable  = 72000- 1800

                                          =70200

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Journal entry

Purchases A/c    Dr           72000

          To discount Received A/c         1800

          To cash  A/c                              70200

(being goods purchased )

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