Accountancy, asked by yeshamehta5848, 1 year ago

Purchase goods worth 16000 less 20%trade discount and 5% cash discount from malhotra &co.for cash and supplied them to Ramesh &co.at list price less 10%trade discount

Answers

Answered by lonewolf96
12

Answer:

1) Purchases Ac Dr. 12,160

Discount Ac Dr. 640

To Cash Ac 12,800

2) Ramesh & Co. Ac Dr. 14,400

To Sales Ac 14,400

Explanation:

1) Trade Discount (TD) is never recorded in the Books of Accounts.

2) However Cash Discount (CD) is always recorded in the Books of Accounts.

3) Ex Trade Discount Price:

=16,000 - 16,000x20/100

=16,000 - 3,200 (TD)

=12,800

4) Ex Cash Discount Price:

=12,800 - 12,800x5/100

=12,800 - 640 (CD)

=12,160

5) In the absence of information, the original price is considered to be the list price i.e. 16,000

6) Ex Trade Discount Price for 2nd transaction:

=16,000 - 16,000x10/100

=16,000 - 1,600

=14,400

Answered by yashsingh8704
1

1) Purchases Ac Dr. 12,160

Discount Ac Dr. 640

To Cash Ac 12,800

2) Ramesh & Co. Ac Dr. 14,400

To Sales Ac 14,400

1) Trade Discount (TD) is never recorded in the Books of Accounts.

2) However Cash Discount (CD) is always recorded in the Books of Accounts.

3) Ex Trade Discount Price:

=16,000 - 16,000x20/100

=16,000 - 3,200 (TD)

=12,800

4) Ex Cash Discount Price:

=12,800 - 12,800x5/100

=12,800 - 640 (CD)

=12,160

5) In the absence of information, the original price is considered to be the list price i.e. 16,000

6) Ex Trade Discount Price for 2nd transaction:

=16,000 - 16,000x10/100

=16,000 - 1,600

=14,400

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