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How to account fixed assets which were donated to a trusts..

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student

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 10:25 Report Abuse

If any fixed assets were donated/ dropped in hundi of a temples, how they must be accounted and taken into balance sheet as per AS.



CA Parul Saxena
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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 11:32

Entry would be:-

Donation Dr...............xxx

       To Fixed Assets Account........xxx

Above entry would be made with the amount equal to Written Down Value of the fixed assets appearing in the books of accounts.

 




CA Saiyum khan
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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 11:33

Are you aksing for the balance sheet of donors or for the balance sheet of the temple trus.

 



vishnupriya
student

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 12:53

I am asking how to account(recognise as per standards) the fixed assets(eg: land & buildings) in balance sheet of Temple (trust) where the donors are anaonymous persons and the value of such properties are not known......

 

The devotees simply drop the property documents in Hundies of temples, some are converted in Temple name and others are not converted...How should we have to account these properties where there is no cash outflow from us...

 

I also prefer to pass an entry like: Fixed Assets A/c Dr.

                                                              To Capital Reserve A/c

 

Please suggest me whether this entry is correct



Prashanth
Chartered Accountant

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 13:02

 

@ Vishnu priya...there is an AS-12 of Govt grants....from that view u can pass that entry and the following to be noted

when it is received at free of cost then show that partciular asset at nominal value(say 100)



vishnupriya
student

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 14:07

Originally posted by : Prashanth

 

@ Vishnu priya...there is an AS-12 of Govt grants....from that view u can pass that entry and the following to be noted

when it is received at free of cost then show that partciular asset at nominal value(say 100)

 

 

These are properties which are donated but they are not of grant nature so in my view AS-12 is not applicable here....



Prashanth
Chartered Accountant

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 14:20

No,

once refer the acounting standard once it aslo say where any asset is given at free of cost the same should br recorded at nominal value....correct me if im wrong



Mari sankar
Article Trainee

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 16:05

@ Vishu Priya

Your entry is correct as far as your concern. However, we can easily find holder of such property, if property document is with your hand. You can get a EC Register Number once you file a copy requisiation of that area municipality.

Or else, find any property valuer to value of such property. (the authorized government Property Valuer)

So the entry is Debit Fixed Assets and Credit Anonymous Donation received account for the abvoe computed value.



mohit
artical

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Posted On 16 July 2012 at 16:21

temple can find the achual value of the property by any registered valuer or they can record as the stamp value of property as per the property documents,

and then record that value with anonymous donation a/c.


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