Analysis and answers of nov 2011 accounts ipcc

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Nandini

student

39 Points Joined July 2011

hey can anyone tell question 3 kaise kiya woh NPO wala..??

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Nandini

student

39 Points Joined July 2011

hey can anyone tell question 3 kaise kiya woh NPO wala..??

Divya

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37 Points Joined May 2011

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Rahul

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Tony John

Chartered Accountant

6085 Points Joined November 2011

Qn.1(c)

We are given the closing balance of the machine in the TB. This means that depreciation hasn't been provided on it. Usually asset balances in TB are before providing dep.

In my opinion this is the way the problem has to be approached. It may or may not be correct.

Calculation of depreciation

1. Depreciation on sold machine (160000*5%) = 8000

2. Depreciation on new machine (150000* 5 %)= 7500

3. Depreciation on remaining block

Opening WDV ( on 01 Apr 2010) = 560000+160000-150000

= 570000

So depn remaining block=

(570000 - 160000-150000)* 10%= 26000

Hence total dep = 8000+7500+26000 = 41500.

Book Value in B/S = 560000-41500 = 518500

Loss on sale is same as has been worked out earlier,Rs.17000