Amit Kumar Sharma

Where do we show the following in balance sheet as per revised schedule VI.

"encashment of employees earned leave encashment payable on retirement"


My viewpoint:
'employees earned leave encashment payable on retirement' will be shown in long term provisions under non current liabilities.

But as the word "encashment of" is prefixed before the above, it should not be shown in the balance sheet.

This question is from CBSE examination 2013, set 3.

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Lavanya S
13 March 2013 at 16:01

Emerson's efficiency plan

I have a doubt in calculation of efficiency. Pls review the following problem and help me to understand.

Standard output in 12 hrs 48
Actual output in 12 hrs 42
Time rate Rs 7.50 per hour

Efficiency in terms of output
=actual output/standard outputx100
=42/48x100
=87.5%

Bonus percentage at 87% efficiency is 7.56 and 88% 8.32.

How they determined the efficiency is 7.56 and 8.32?


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Dinesh K

hi,
kindly advice me to distribute gross salary of rs 15000/- in different head like.
basic salary ------
HRA -------
DA --------
MEDICAL ALLOWANCE--------
EDU ALLOWANCE --------
CONVEYANCE ---------
PROVIDENT FUND ----------
----------------------------
GROSS SALARY 15000/-
DEDUCTION--
PF ------
ESIC ------
PROF TAX -------
----------------------------
NET SALARY ========

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Anonymous

Dear All,
A private ltd. co. has been scrutinized by AO
for the year 10-11 and disallowed advertisement exp Rs. 5 lacs due to not making the provision of TDS. and now in march 13 the tax on such disallowed expense has been paid this year.
now , how to make the accounting entries in this year? please give the full accounting entries.
whether that expenditure will be considered as prior period items?

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Ravichandra
12 February 2013 at 16:55

Capitalization of critical spares

Respected Sir,

Purchase of critical spares is kept as stand by spares. can it be capitalized, if so at what point of time it should be capitalized, whether at the time of purchase or that spares put in to use.

Pls provide me with Accounting Standard reference.

Kindly do the needful.

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Anonymous
09 January 2013 at 09:53

Cash basis or accrual basis

In my office I do all accounts on cash basis i.e. all payments of Dec to be paid at Jan and I make entry in Jan. But now I was told that all expenses for the month of Dec to be taken in Dec as Outstanding and then it is provided in Jan. So according to office Rent for Dec to be accounted for like:

Dec
Rent A/c...............Dr
To Outstanding Rent A/c

Jan
Outstanding Rent A/c
To Bank

I told office that I'd make this provisional entry in March. Then I was told to be confirmed whether taking all outstanding provisions in March only is correct process or not. So Please advise whether my accounting process is correct or wrong? Should I make all outstanding provision every month or only March is enough?

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ABILASH
24 December 2012 at 14:21

Expenses before incorportion

One of my client is a partnership firm, which has been incorporated on 16-04-2012. they have incurred an amount of around 60000/-for advertisement and marketing expenses on march 2012, can we account that amount in the month of April 2012. or else give some idea regarding the issue

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Ramakrishna

A company needs to make membership contribution to an institute outside India of 1000 US Dollars The membership period is from January to December of the Calender year... The invoice date is mentioned as 5th march and received to accounts after closure of books the payment is made in the month of May of the respective financial year...

While closing the entries in the books for March, the outstanding provision has made without considering the exchange rate of Rs.3,75,000/- (April to December) and Rs.1,25,000/- to the expenses (January to March)

After the final payment the outstanding amount was nullified and the balance is booked to the expenses without looking into foreign exchange fluctuations...

Please advise, whether foreign exchange loss to be booked for the above transaction in the books??? Is there any deviation from AS 11

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CA Prateek Garg
15 December 2012 at 10:56

Calculation of depreciation

as per companies act is it compulsory for company to depreciate new assets purchased during the year on pro rata basis...or it can be charged for full year..?

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KRITIKA ARORA

Hello Experts

Good Morning

Can you tell me being a consignor if i can club the consignment sales in turnover by showing consignment sales instead of maintaining separate consignment account.. is consignment sales is not part of the turnover of consignor and has to be shown only the profit/loss in General P&L Account derived from consignment account

please help

Kritika

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