28 August Accounting For Business

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What are essential features of a partnership? 1. Agreement between the partners

(verbal, oral or written)2. At least two partners3. Agreement for business ( business is

necessary). 4. Registration of partnership is not

compulsory


I have given Rs. 1 lakh as loan to my firm, there is no express agreement. How much interest will I get? 6000 (@ 6% per annum).


Ram and Shyam are partners. They have invested Rs. 10 Lakh and 5 Lakh respectively. Annual profit is Rs. 3 Lakh. What will be the share of Ram. There is no agreement regarding profit sharing? Equal (1.5 Lakh each). When there is no agreement, the

partners share profits equally).


Do we prepare P & L appropriation account for proprietory firm also? Where only one person is managing his

business, it is called proprietorship business. It does not require any P & L appropriation account. But in partnership, you have to prepare & L Appropriation Account.


The net profit of the firm is 12 Lakh. X, Y, Z have capital Rs. 20 Lakh each. X has given a loan of Rs. 10 Lakh and demands interest @12%. Y demands salary Rs. 5 lakh. Z has taken drawings of Rs. 10 Lakh from the business and other partners are demanding interest from him. How will you divide profits?

Divide profit equally between X, Y, Z ( each person will get Rs. 4 Lakh). Other issues have no relevance without agreement.


We have a provision to pay interest @ 5% on capital. My capital account shows capital of 10 Lakh and my current account shows balance of Rs. 5 Lakh. How much interest will I get?

= 50000 (interest is payable only on capital account and not on current account).


Is there any act for joint ventures also? No specific Law. General business laws

are applicable on join ventures.


I and Ram decide to work together to repair a bridge in 2 months. Is it partnership? It is a joint venture and not a partnership.

A small time bound work undertaken together is called joint venture. A partnership is generally a long term business. (partnership can also be time bound).


My annual profits are Rs. 20000 each on capital employed of Rs. 70000. General rate of return is 20%. What is my super profit? 20% of 70000 is 14000 But I am earning Rs. 20000. Thus my super profit is Rs. 6000 ans.


In the previous question, what is my goodwill at 3 year super profit? 6000*3 = 18000


What is my goodwill at 5 year annuity of superprofit? Rate = 15% First year: 6000/(1+.15) = 5217 IInd year = 6000/(1+.15)^2 = 4536 IIIrd year = 6000/(1+.15)^3 =3945 IVth year = 6000/(1+.15)^4 = 3430 Vth year 6000/(1+.15)^5 = 2983 Total Value = 20111. answer.


In the previous question, use capitalisation method to find my goodwill. Normal rate = 20%? My average profit is 20000 Let us divide 20000 by normal rate =20000/.2 = 100000 My capital employed is only 70000 Goodwill = capitalisation – capital

employed =100000-70000= 30000answer.


Lata, Khushboo and Anju are partners sharing profits in the ratio 3:2:1, they decide to change profit sharing ratio to 1:2:3. Who is gaining, and what is her gaining ratio? Anju is gaining. Gaining ratio = New ratio-old ratio Her previous ratio was 1/6. New ratio is 3/6 3/6-1/6 = 2/6 or 1/3 (gaining ratio) Lata is sacrifcing. Her sacrificing ratio is

(1/6 – 3/6 ) = -1/3.


My profits for Last three years are 20000, 50000, and 1 Lakh. What is the difference if instead of normal profit, I go for weighted average profit?

My normal profit is (20000+50000+100000)/3 = 56666

My weighted average profit is : (20000*1+50000*2+100000*3)/6 =70000 Thus the difference is Rs. 13334. ans.


On joining the firm Nidhi gave a goodwill of Rs. 5000 only to Jayati. Their new profit sharing ratio is equal (Nidhi, Jayati and Sapna). The goodwill of the firm is 15000. What was their earlier profit sharing ratio?

Profit sharint ratios are : 1:1:1 Sapna has not sacrificed, so her profit

sharing ratio was earlier also 1/3, thus Jayati had a profit sharing ratio of 2/3.

Thus their profit sharing ratio was 2:1 answer.


Goutam, Dhawal and Prateek are partners sharing profit equally. They take Ajay also. Goutam gives Ajay profit guarantee of 1 Lakh. They will now also share profits equally. Total profit is 2 Lakh, what is share of Ajay and Goutam? Ajay will get Rs. 1 Lakh. Goutam will

have -50000 as his share of profit (he has to pay from his pocked the deficit of Rs. 50000). Ans.


You have admitted a new partner. You have revalued all assets and goodwill. Balance sheet will show what ? Balance Sheet will show revalued assets

and liabilities. Goodwill will not be shown, it will be transferred to partners’ capital accounts.


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