Purchased at 10% trade discount goods from rana,their first price being rs2000
Answers
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
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
reason for debit and credit
Purchases A/c - Nominal A/c , where its expenses to the company therefore its debited
Rana A/c - Personal A/c , where Rana is giver of goods therefore its credited
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculation of trade discount and net purchases
Trade discount
=2000 * 10%
=200
Net purchases = sales - trade discount
= 2000 - 200
=1800
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Journal entry
Purchases A/c Dr 1800
To rana A/c 1800
(being purchased goods on credit )
List Price / First Price : Rs.2000
Trade Discount = 10%(Rs.2000) = Rs.200
Agreed Price/ Invoice Price = Rs.2000 - Rs.200 = Rs.1800
Journal Entry:
Purchases A/C Dr Rs.1800
To Rana Rs.1800
(Being Goods purchased from Rana)
Explanation:
We purchased goods at Trade Discount of 10%. Trade Discount should not be shown in the books of accounts . Only,cash discount should be shown. Hence, Trade Discount is not credit.
Purchases should be credited at Invoice Price only, which is (List Price - Trade Discount)