ParticularsFurnitureStockApril 1, 2020200March 31, 20212002,8003,800Debtòrs2,1003,400Cash150200CreditorsBills Receivables1,7501,900300Loan Given500Investments1,000His drawings during the year were 500. Prepare the Statement showing profit for the year.[Ans. Profit 5,500; Opening Capital 3,500; Closing Capital 7 7,500]9. Ashok keeps his books on single entry system. His position on March 31, 2020 was as follows: Cash in hand7 2,400, Cash at bank 25,500, Debtors 18,400, Stock 28,600, Furniture 75,000, Creditors 18,700, Expensesoutstanding 2,000. On October 1, 2020 Ashok introduced 7 10,000 as additional capital in the business out ofwhich a machine costing 5,000 was purchased for the business. His drawings during the year totalled 2,000.On March 31, 2021 his position was as follows :Cash in hand 3,600; Cash at bank 7 27,500; Stock 31,500; Debtors 7 24,200; Furniture 7 4,500; Creditors7 20,200; Prepaid Insurance 200.Prepare the necessary Statement of Affairs and the Statement of Profit for the year ending March 31, 2021 andascertain the profit or loss.(Ans. Profit 9,100; Opening Capital 7 59,200; Closing Capital 76,300]10. Mr. Akshat keeps his books on incomplete records. Following information is given below:April 1, 2020March 31, 2021Cash in handCash at BankStockDebtorsBusiness premises1,00015,0001,00,00042,50075,0001,50010,00095,0070,001,35,00d a no

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