Insurance Claims - Loss of Stock: Concept
Insurance Claims - Loss of Stock: Concept
Mechanism
Meaning ✓ It’s a contract between 2 parties that if the first party suffers any loss, the
second party will make such loss good.
Insights ✓ Business enterprises get insured against loss of stock on the happening of certain
events such as fire, flood, theft etc.
✓ If the stock records are not available or get destroyed, the value of stock has to
be estimated.
Trading A/c ✓ Value of stock on the date of fire shall be computed by preparing Trading A/c
(Memorandum).
✓ It is prepared from the beginning of year till the date of fire.
To Direct Expenses
To Gross Profit
Total Total
Total Loss Meaning ✓ 100% stock has been destroyed and there is no salvage.
Partial Loss Meaning ✓ 100% stock has not been destroyed and there is some salvage.
Loss of Stock ✓
With
Average
Clause
Other
important
points
Sales not given ✓ Prepare Debtors A/c (Memorandum) to find credit sales.
✓
Gross Profit Data of single ✓ Prepare the Trading A/c of previous year.
Ratio not given unaffected year ✓ Find out gross profit from such Trading A/c.
given ✓ Find out gross profit ratio.
✓ Such GP Ratio shall be applied in Memorandum Trading A/c.
In case of
percentage
data
Direct ✓ If any amount of capital expenditure is included in direct expenses, the same
Expenses must be reduced.
Abnormal Item ✓ These are those items which are unable to fetch normal profit.
Other notable
points
Trading A/c
Total Total
Gross Profit or ✓ Normal GP ratio is to be applied on normal sales only (not on the total sales).
Loss ✓ Profit or loss on abnormal items shall be given by the question. Generally,
there is loss on abnormal item sold.
✓ Sometimes, the abnormal item is left as a part of closing stock also, if it is
already known that such item can be sold only at less than the cost price, the
difference should be booked as “Loss on Revaluation”.
Date Particulars Normal Ab- Total Date Particulars Normal Ab- Total
normal normal
To Opening By Sales
Stock
To Purchases By Loss on
Sale
To Direct By Loss on
Expenses Revaluation
To Gross By Stock on
Profit date of fire
Insights ✓ Whenever fire occurs, along with the loss of stock and other assets, the
business activities are also disorganized/ hampered and the normal profits
may not be earned.
✓ To take the protection against such losses of profits, the businessman takes
“Loss of Profits policy” or “Consequential Loss Policy”.
a. GP (%) =
b. Effective GP Ratio
+ Increase in Trend
- Decrease in Trend
+ Increase in Trend
- Decrease in Trend
= Expected T/o
+ Increase in Trend
- Decrease in Trend
b. Insurable Amount
Least of a, b, c is to be considered.
b. Insured Amount
d. Amount of Claim
Expected GP (₹)
+ Additional Expenses
Step 1 Find sales of last year by preparing Trading and P/L A/c
Method 1 Method 2
- Misc. Income
GP (%) =
Expected GP
+ Additional Expenses
INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
✓ Investments are assets held by an enterprise for earning income by way of dividends, interest,
and rentals, for capital appreciation, or for other benefits to the investing enterprise.
Inclusions ✓ Debentures
✓ Bonds
✓ Government Securities
Profit or loss ✓ The profit or loss on sale shall be computed by comparing the
Sale ✓ To be deducted
Comparison ✓ If the question provides the market price, then compare it with the cost at the
of Cost Price end.
with Market ✓ The valuation rule “Lower of Cost and Market Price” shall be followed.
Value ✓ If the cost is more, then the difference shall be booked as “Loss on Valuation”.
Books of Investor
Investment A/c
from _______ to _______
(Scrip : __% Debentures of ______)
Date Particulars Nominal Interest Amount Date Particulars Nominal Interest Amount
Value Value
To Balance By Bank –
b/d Receipt of
Interest
To Bank – By Bank –
Purchase Sale
To P/L – By P/L –
Profit on Loss on
Sale Sale
To P/L – By Balance
Interest c/d
Transfer (balance
to P/L investment
in hand)
Right Issue Insights ✓ Offer by the company to its existing equity shareholders to
subscribe to its shares.
✓ Generally offered at less than the market price.
✓ Right shares are given in proportion to existing holding.
Profit or loss Insights ✓ The profit or loss on sale shall be computed by comparing the
on sale cost of investment with the sales value.
✓ To compute the relevant cost of investment sold, weighted
average method shall be followed.
Comparison ✓ If the question provides market price, then compare it with the cost at the end.
of Cost Price ✓ The valuation rule “Lower of Cost and Market Price” shall be followed.
with Market ✓ If the cost is more, then the difference shall be booked as “Loss on Valuation”.
Value
Books of Investor
Investment A/c
from _______ to ________
(Scrip : Equity Shares in ___ Ltd.)
Date Particulars No. of Dividend Amount Date Particulars No. of Dividend Amount
Shares Shares
To Balance By Bank –
b/d Dividend
To Bank : By Bank –
Purchase Sale
To Bonus By P/L –
Shares Loss on
Sale
To Bank : By P/L –
Right Loss on
Shares Revaluation
To P/L – By Balance
Profit on c/d
Sale
To P/L –
Transfer
of D/D
Investment A/c
(Debentures)
Date Particulars Face Interest Amount Date Particulars Face Interest Amount
Value Value
By Inv. in -
Equity
Shares A/c
By Bank – - -
Interest
Investment A/c
(Equity Shares)
Date Particulars No. of Dividend Amount Date Particulars No. of Dividend Amount
shares shares
To Inv. in -
__%
Debentures
A/c
HIRE PURCHASE
✓ Under the Hire Purchase System, the Hire Purchaser gets possession of the goods at the outset
and pays for it in instalments over a specified period of time as per the agreement.
✓ However, the ownership of goods remains with the Hire Vendor until the hire purchaser has paid
all the instalments.
Cash Price
Down Payment
Installment
Hire Purchase
Price
CASE A – Cash Price given, Rate of Interest given and the amount of installment given which
doesn’t include interest
CASE B – Cash Price given, Rate of Interest given and the amount of installment given which
includes interest
CASE C – Cash Price not given, Rate of Interest given and the amount of installment given
CASE D – Cash Price given, Rate of Interest not given and the amount of installment given
CASE E – Cash Price not given, Rate of Interest not given and the amount of installment given
Total Total
Total Total
By Interest A/c
Total Total
Asset A/c
By Balance c/d
Total Total
By Balance c/d
Total Total
By Balance c/d
Total Total
Interest A/c
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
Depreciation A/c
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
To Interest A/c
Total Total
Interest A/c
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
By Interest A/c
Total Total
Asset A/c
Total Total
Total Total
Asset A/c
Total Total
Total Total
Working Note
Calculation of
- Dep.
‘ - Dep.
‘
BV as on _____ BV as on _____
- Dep.
‘ - Dep.
‘
BV as on _____ BV as on _____
Loss on Surrender
DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTS
CONCEPT BASIC
Departmental Accounts helps in identifying the performance of each department. These are of
great assistance to the management as they provide necessary information for controlling the
business more intelligently and efficiently.
To Direct Expenses
Rent, Rates, Taxes, Repairs & Ins. of Building Floor Area or if not given time basis
Lighting, Heating, Energy expense Consumption of energy
Carriage Inward, Discount Received Purchases
Carriage Outward, B/Debts, Discount Allowed Sales
Wages, Salaries No. of employees or Time devoted to each
department (if common employee working for >1)
Labour welfare expenses No. of employees
PF/ ESI Contribution Wages and salaries
Depreciation, Repairs, Ins. of Cap. Assets Value of Capital Assets
Admin. expenses, Salaries of managers and Time Basis or equally among departments
directors
Interest on loan Value of loan used by each department
Profit/ Loss on sale of investments Value of investments sold by each department
:B
By Income (Common)
Total Total
Step 1 ✓ Prepare the Memorandum Trading A/c for each department (Units only)
Particulars A B C Particulars A B C
= Gross Profit
GP % =
Step 3 Find the Cost Price/ unit for all the departments
Particulars A B C Particulars A B C
To Gross Profit
Particulars A B C
Actual Sales
+ Discount
(Sales at normal price –
Sales as actual price)
= Normal Sales
- Discount
= Actual Profit/ GP
To Gross Profit
Particulars A B C
+ Manager’s Commission
- Unrealised Profits
To Purchases By Shortage
Total Total
By Balance c/d
Total Total
To Gross Profit
To Balance c/d
Total Total
Working Note
Particulars Amount
BRANCH ACCOUNTING
CONCEPT BASICS
Nature ✓ A branch can be described as any establishment carrying on either the same
or substantially same activity as that carried on by the head office.
Presence of ✓ Branch means existence of the Head Office. There can’t be a branch without
H.O. the head office.
Total Total
By Balance c/d
Total Total
By Sales Returns
By Discount
By Balance c/d
Total Total
By Closing Stock
Total Total
: Discount to Customers
: Bad Debts
: Petty Expenses
To Abnormal Loss
To Net Profit
Total Total
By Normal Loss
By Balance c/d
Total Total
Total Total
: Bad Debts
By Bank : Collection
By Balance c/d
Total Total
: Sundry Expenses
Total Total
: Discount to Customers
: Bad Debts
To Br. Expenses
To Abnormal Loss
To Net Profit
Total Total
Total Total
Trading and Profit & Loss A/c for year ending ______
Particulars HO Branch Particulars HO Branch
To Net Profit
4. Acceptances Sent
(B) Mumbai Branch
1. Received Goods
2. Cash Sent
(C) Chennai Branch
1. Received Goods
2. Cash Sent
(D) Kolkata Branch
1. Sent Goods
2. Paid Cash
Total 340000 400000 240000 228000 480000 200000 268000 500000
c/d 60000 12000 280000 232000
b/d 60000 12000 280000 232000
Journal Entry
1. Opening Stock
2. Expenses
3. Incomes
4. Closing Assets
6. Closing Liabilities
8. Remittance to HO
9. Inter-Unit A/c
Trading and Profit & Loss A/c for year ending ________
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
To Direct Expenses
To Gross Profit
Total Total
To Net Profit
Total Total
Closing Stock
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
Capital A/c
Total Total
Statement of Profit
Closing Capital
+ Drawings
+ Interest on Drawings
- Additional Capital
- Interest on Capital
- Opening Capital
= Profit/ (Loss)
II Debtors A/c
VI Cash A/c
IX Expenses A/c
Debtors A/c
To Sales By Bank
To Bank By B/R
To Bank By Allowances
Total Total
To Debtors By Discount
By Creditor
By Bank
By Debtors
By Balance c/d
Total Total
Creditors A/c
To Bank By Purchases
To B/R By Debtors
To Balance c/d
Total Total
To Creditors By Creditors
To Balance c/d
Total Total
Expenses A/c
Total Total
Company in general meeting may authorize the payment of remuneration exceeding 11% of net profits.
✓ Repairs
✓ Director’s fees
✓ Depreciation
✓ Bonus
✓ Capital expenditure
✓ Transfer fees
Where in any financial year during the currency of tenure of a managerial person, a company has no
profits or its profits are inadequate, it may, pay remuneration to the managerial person as follows :
✓ Remuneration in excess of above limits may be paid if shareholders pass a special resolution.
✓ For a period less than one year, the limits should be pro-rated.
1. Paid up Capital
4. Accumulated Losses
6. Investment
General Rule ✓ Dividend can be declared and paid by a company only out of the profits or free
reserves.
Exception ✓ In the event of inadequacy or absence of profits in any year, a company may
declare dividend out of the accumulated profits earned by it in previous years
and transferred by it to the reserves, , subject to the fulfilment of the
following conditions as per Companies (Declaration and Payment of Dividend)
Rules, 2014.
Condition 1
Condition 2
Condition 3
Form II
STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS
Name of the Company ____________
Profit and loss statement for the year ended _____________
(₹ in _____)
S. No. Particulars Note Current Previous
No. reporting period reporting period
I Revenue from operations
II Other income
III Total Revenue (I + II)
IV Expenses:
Cost of materials consumed
Purchases of Stock-in-Trade
Changes in inventories of finished goods,
work-in-progress and Stock-in-Trade
Employee benefits expense
Finance costs
Depreciation and amortization expense
Other expenses
Total expenses
V Profit before tax (III - IV)
VI Provision for Tax
VII Profit after tax (V - VI)
✓ Cash flow Statement (CFS) is an additional information provided to the users of accounts in the
form of an statement, which reflects
❖ the various sources from where cash was generated (inflow of cash) and
❖ how these inflows were utilised (outflow of cash)
by an enterprise during the relevant accounting year.
Cash ✓ It comprises
❖ Cash in Hand and
❖ Demand Deposits with the bank (cash at bank)
Cash ✓ These are short term highly liquid investments, readily convertible into known
Equivalents amounts of cash and subject to insignificant risk of change in value.
✓ Any investment will qualify as cash equivalent only if it has short maturity of 3
months or less from the date of acquisition.
✓ Example – Treasury Bill, Marketable Securities etc.
Meaning These are inflows and outflows of cash & cash equivalents.
How does it ✓ Cash flow arises when the net effect of transaction is to
arise? ❖ either increase
❖ or decrease
the amount of cash and cash equivalents.
Name of Company
Cash Flow Statement
For year ending ………………
S.No. Particulars Amount (₹)
These are the principle revenue producing activities of enterprise and other activities which are not
investing or financing.
Cash Sales
- Cash Purchases
+ Extraordinary items
(Example : Insurance Claim received w.r.t. stock lost by fire)
+ Dividend
+ Transfer to Reserve
- Refund of Tax
+ Depreciation
+ Extraordinary items
(Insurance claim received w.r.t. stock lost by fire)
These are the acquisition and disposal of long-term assets and other investments not included in
cash equivalents.
+ Extraordinary items
(Example : Insurance Claim received w.r.t. destruction of fixed asset)
These are the activities that result in changes in the size and composition of the owners’ capital
(including preference share capital) and borrowings (including short term borrowings) of the
enterprise.
+ Loan raised
- Loan repaid
Interest Received
Dividend Received
Interest Paid
Dividend Paid
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
Investment A/c
By Balance c/d
Total Total
By Balance c/d
Total Total
By Accumulated Depreciation
By Balance c/d
Total Total
To Balance c/d
Total Total
✓ Usually, in the case of a newly formed company; an existing business is taken over as a going
concern at a date, prior to the date of incorporation of the Company.
✓ Thus; the profit (loss) earned (incurred) from the date of purchase to the date of incorporation
of the company, is called the “Profit (Loss) Prior to Incorporation.”
Total (A)
B. Expenses
1. Rent TR
5. Discount on Sales SR
6. Depreciation TR
7. Advertising SR
Total (B)
C. Profit A-B
Transfer to Treated as
Capital Revenue
Reserve
✓ Bonus issue means an issue of additional shares to existing shareholders free of cost in
proportion to their existing holding.
✓ Bonus issue is also known as ‘Capitalisation of Profits’. Capitalisation of profits refers to the
process of converting profits or reserves into paid up capital.
Issuing Fully Paid Bonus Shares Converting Partly paid up shares into fully
paid up
Securities Premium
Capital Reserve
P/L A/c
Issuing Fully Paid Bonus Shares Converting Partly paid up shares into fully
paid up
Making the provision of Bonus Issue Making the Call due
Meaning ✓ Rights issue is an issue of rights by the company to it’s existing shareholders
that entitles them to buy additional shares directly from the company in
proportion to their existing holdings, within a fixed time period.
✓ The subscription price is generally at a discount to the current market price.
Options with Accept the offer Reject the offer Right of Renunciation
the Shareholder surrenders the right to buy shares and transfers such right to any other
shareholder person. This renunciation of right is valuable & can be sold at a price “Value of Right”.
CONCEPT BASICS
✓ Redemption of Preference Shares means repayment of the capital by the company to the
preference shareholders at an agreed amount and agreed date.
✓ Redemption must be authorised by AOA.
✓ Shares to be redeemed must be fully paid up.
Bank A/c
To Share Capital A/c
To Securities Premium A/c
Minimum No.
of Shares
+ Sale of Investments
Computation of
Minimum No.
of Shares
Only one class of Preference Shares More than one class of Preference Shares
3. ✓ Make the payment to all preference shareholders except those who are untraceable.
REDEMPTION OF DEBENTURES
CONCEPT BASICS
✓ A debenture is an instrument issued by a company under its seal, acknowledging a debt and
containing provisions as regards repayment of the principal and interest.
✓ A company may issue debentures with an option to convert such debentures into shares, either
wholly or partly at the time of redemption.
Extent and ✓ The company shall on or before the 30th April in each year, deposit or invest,
Adequacy a sum of at least 15% of the amount of debentures maturing during the year
ending on 31st March.
Utilisation ✓ The amount deposited or invested should not be utilised for any purpose other
than for the redemption of debentures.
Total Total
DRR A/c
By P/L A/c
Total Total
DRRI A/c
To Bank A/c
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
Total Total
By Premium on Redemption
of Debentures A/c
Total Total
Bank A/c
Total Total
To Balance c/d
Total Total
DRR A/c
Total Total
DRRI A/c
Total Total
Total Total