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final account with to help of journal / subsidjany book of sole trading concorn

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Answered by rajeswar
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Final accounts of a sole trader

It is a nominal account

It contains items of revenue nature only. No item of capital nature.

Its closing balance indicates gross profit or gross loss.

On debit side:

the cost of goods sold and

all expenses related to purchases.

On credit side:

sale proceeds

Credit balance

represents gross profit

and

Debit balance

represents gross loss.

Calculation Basis-: Gross Profit = Net Sales – [Cost of goods sold + Direct production expenses]

Where,

Net Sales = Total sales – Sales returns

Cost of goods sold = Opening stock + Net Purchases – Closing stock

Net Purchases = Total purchases – Purchase returns






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