where may come nigative figure in Profit and loss account and balance sheet.

School van was purchased through finance, how to entry the due amount with interest in tally.? for ex: Due amount was Rs.20000 & interest was Rs.10000. In tally single entry system, i made entries in payment voucher like, accounts - bank a/cs (credit ); ledger- finance due (debit )-20000 ; interest (debit)-10000; in total 30000/-. is that right.?

whether whole time director remuneration come under salary and wages under scheduled III of profit and loss account.

can I make GST Input register monthly in this way

Sales 1000
Add Debit Note 100
Add GST Payable RCM 200
Sub Total 1300
Less Credit Note 50
Sub Total 1250
Less GST Input 500
GST Input RCM 200 700
Net payable by Cash 700
Is correct process

Insurance exp. paid regarding insurance of car ,
my question is that insurance exp. should be added to cost of car and charge depreciation and second time onwards insurance exp.
should be divided between two Financial years and charges to P/L account when expenses related to 2 Financial years.

1.Material which are used for manufacturing the products are Raw Material.
2.Finished goods which are incomplete i.e., partial work done and further work is required to convert the same into FG are WIP.
3.Goods which are ready to remove from factory are Finished Goods.
these are parts of inventories, but how to know how many are WIP and Finished Goods

what are differences between
Current Capital and Partners Capital regarding LLP Firm.

Dear Sir, please help clarify this question.

An Associate lawyer, working for a law firm (XY) had travelled to other cities for a client work on behalf of the firm XY. The amount (for tickets, hotel etc.) he had spent from his pocket are being reimbursed by the firm XY. Now, my questions is, what should i raise to the client for these expenditure, will it comes under debit note or normal invoice?

how to calculate cost of material consumed and changes in inventory as per schedule III , while preparing profit and loss account and balance sheet.

accounting treatment of manufacturing expenses is called direct exp.
sales related expenses is called indirect exp.