46 12:09 b0.10 & 25% O3. From thefollowing TrialBalance of M/sRam and Sons;prepare aTrading andProfit and LosAccount for theyear ended 31stDecember..2012... and aBalance Sheet ason that date.Trail Balance of Mis ram and SonsDr.(Rs.) Cr.Rs.) ParticularsTraveling ExpenseParticularsDrRs.) Cr.(Rs.)Purchases21,750400Discount Allowed1,300Commission425Wages6,975Carriage Inward275Salaries2,000Trade Expenses705Sales35,000Interest100Outstand ng Tradeexpenses475Insurance150Buildings5,000Furniture200Debtors4,250Capit al13,000Creditors2,100Cash7,045505755057550,57550,575 46 12:09 b0.10 & 25% OTrail Balance of Mis ram and SonsParticularsDr.(Rs.)CrRs.)ParticularsDrARs.) Cr.(Rs.)PurchasesDiscount Allowed21,750Traveling Expense4001,300Commission425Wages6,975Carriage Inward275Salaries2,000Trade Expenses705Sales35,000Interest100Outstand ng Tradeexpenses475Insurance150Buildings5,000Furniture200Debtors4,250Capital13,000Creditors2,100Cash7,045505755057550,57550,575Adjustments:(a) Stock on 31stDecember Rs.6,000(b) WagesOutstandingRs.500(c) SalariesOutstandingRs.425(d) PrepaidInsurance Rs.50

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Trail Balance of Mis ram and Sons Particulars Purchases Discount Allowed Dr.(Rs.) CrRs.) Particulars DrARs) Cr.(Rs.) 21,750 Traveling Expense 400 1,300 Commission 425 Carriage Inward Trade Expenses 35,000 Interest Wages 6,975 275 Salaries 2,000 705 Sales 100 Outstanding Trade expenses Buildings Debtors Creditors 475 Insurance 150 5,000 Furniture 200 4,250 Capital 13,000 2,100 Cash 50575 50575 7,045 50,575 50,575

Trail Balance of Mis ram and Sons Particulars Purchases Discount Allowed Dr.(Rs.) CrRs.) Particulars DrARs) Cr.(Rs.) 21,750 Traveling Expense 400 1,300 Commission 425 Carriage Inward Trade Expenses 35,000 Interest Wages 6,975 275 Salaries 2,000 705 Sales 100 Outstanding Trade expenses Buildings Debtors Creditors 475 Insurance 150 5,000 Furniture 200 4,250 Capital 13,000 2,100 Cash 50575 50575 7,045 50,575 50,575

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Chapter6: Receivables And Inventories

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