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Question 32 Chapter 1 – Unimax Class 12 Part 1 – 2021

Question 31 Chapter 1 - Unimax Class 12 Part 1 - 2021
Question 31 Chapter 1 - Unimax Class 12 Part 1 - 2021

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Question 32 Chapter 1 – Unimax Class 12 Part 1

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32. On 1st January 2021, the assets and liabilities of a Literary Society are as follows :
Cash Rs. 212 ; Office Furniture Rs. 350 ; 4% Rs. 600 Municipal Debentures at cost Rs. 636; Stock of Literature Rs. 47: Subscriptions for 2021 received in advance Rs. 42; Rent outstanding Rs. 20. The following is a summary of the cash transactions for the year 2012 :

ReceiptsAmountPaymentsAmount
To Balance b/d212By Rent240
To Subscription and Donations741By Salaries650
To Subscription for 2022 received in Advance28By Office Expenses73
To Interest24By Cost of 3%, Rs. 300 Govt. Paper255
To Literature Sales715By Lecturer’s Fees136
To Municipal Debentures (Face Value Rs. 200)205By Office Furniture40
To Receipts from lecture Tickets109By Literature Purchases418
  By Balance c/d222
 2,034 2,034

On 31st December 2021, Rs. 20 were outstanding for rent and the stock of literature in hand was valued at Rs. 56. Rs. 25 is to be written off from furniture as depreciation.
Prepare the final accounts of the society.

The solution of Question 32 Chapter 1 – Unimax Class 12 Part 1: 

Working Notes :
(1) Calculation of capital fund as on 1-1-12.

Balance Sheet of M/s Literary Society As on 31/12/11

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LiabilitiesAmountAssetsAmount
Pre received Subscription42Cash212
Outstanding Rent204% Rs. 600 Debentures636
Capital fund (B/f)1183Stock of literature47
  Office Furniture350
 1245 1245

 

(2) Calculation of Expenditure on Rent for the year 2021. 
Rent paid during the year240
Add outstanding as on 31-12-202120
Less outstanding as on 1-1-202120
 240
(3) Consumption of literature during 2021. 
The stock of literature on 1-1-202147
Add payment made during 2021for literature418
 465
Less Stock of literature on 31-12-202156
 409
(4) Calculation of subscription income for 2021. 
Subscription & Donations received during 2021741
Add pre received as on 31-12-202142
 783
(5) Calculation of loss on sale of 4%, Rs. 200 (F.v.) debentures and Book value of remaining debentures as on 31-12-2021:- 
 Face valueBook value
4% debenture on 1-1-2021600636
Less sold during 2021200212
 [ 636X200]
600
Remaining 4% debenture on 31-12-2021400424
 Rs. 
Book Value of debenture sold212 
Less: Sale proceeds205 
Loss on sale of debentures7 

Income and Expenditure account of M/s Literary Society
For the year ended on 31st Dec. 2021

ExpenditureAmountIncomeAmount
To Rent240By subscription & Donation783
To Salary650By Interest24
To Office expenses73By literature Sales715
To lecturers’ Fee136By Receipts from lecture tickets109
To literature consumed409  
To loss on sale of a debenture7  
To Depreciation on Furniture25  
To Excess of Income over expenditure (Surplus)91  
 1,631 1,631

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Balance Sheet of M/s Literary Society
As on 31st Dec. 2021

LiabilitiesAmountAssets Amount
Outstanding Rent20Cash 222
Pre received Subscription284% Rs. 400 (f.v.) of debentures 424
Capital Fund1,183Stock of literature 56
Surplus91Office Furniture350 
  Add Purchased during the year40 
  Less Depreciation25365
  3% Rs. 300, Govt. Papers 255
 1,322 1,322

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