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स्टॉक और देनदार प्रणाली के अन्तर्गत शाखा खातेको माना​

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Answered by bharatpatadia74
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Sometimes in addition to above, Branch Cash Account, Branch Expenses; Branch Fixed Assets Account etc. may also be opened. It may be recalled that Branch Stock Account, Branch Debtors Account, Branch Cash Account, Branch Expenses Account, Goods Sent to Branch Account have been explained in detail, So, in order to avoid repetition we will only explain here in detail, the most significant and important account under Stock-Debtors System i.e., Branch (Stock) Adjustment Account.

Practically Branch (stock) Adjustment Account deals with the loading on the respective items of goods relating to Branch Stock Account. In short, loading is to be computed on Opening Stock at Branch, Closing Stock at Branch, Goods sent to Branch, Goods Returned by Branch, Shortage of Stock, Surplus of Stock, Lost-in-Transit, Pilferage of Stock, Wastage of Stock, or any Normal and Abnormal Losses.

Branch Stock Adjustment Account is prepared at Invoice Price. The difference between the two sides of this account reveals either gross profits (if credit side to greater than the debit side) or gross loss (if debit side is greater than the credit side).

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After ascertaining gross profit or gross loss from Branch Stock Adjustment Account, a Branch Profit and Loss Account is to be prepared which will exhibit the net result of the business and the same is transferred to General Profit and Loss Account.

Branch Profit and Loss Account:

Branch Profit and Loss Account exhibits the net result of the operations, i.e., net profit or net loss. This account is credited with the amount of gross profit which is transferred from Branch Adjustment Account, Cost of surplus of stock or any revenue income and this account is debited with all branch expenses, depreciation, cost of abnormal loss of stock, etc. If credit side is greater than the debit side, there will be net profit and vice versa in the opposite case

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