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Adjusted purchase
why adjusted purchase is an expense?
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Quick Summary
Purchase is a nominal account.
Purchase can also be a real account right
But considerable approach is considered.
Hi Bsai
Adjusted purchase is net of opening stock, purchase during the year, return during the year and closing stock; that is Opening stock + Purchases - returns - closing stock. If you analyse this formula you can see that the amount you get will be the material used during the year i.e. a direct expense. Thus, Adjusted purchase is an expense.
Further, Real accounts are those reported in balance sheet and Nominal accounts are those reported in Statement of P&L. Since Purchases belongs to P&L, it will be nominal account (debit what comes in = material).
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