if firm purchase goods worth rs 1 crore from a company and the company supply the goods worth rs 1.05 crore as the firm is regular customer of the company so at which cost it is recorded ?
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This discussion explores how to account for a goods purchase where a supplier provides an additional Rs. 5 lakh worth of goods as a discount for a regular customer. It examines different accounting treatments, including recording it as a gain or a discount received, and suggests appropriate journal entries based on accounting standards.
Maybe you can record it as a discount instead of gain because it falls within operating profits but sales is shown as net of taxes and discount. This inventory is lower of cost or nrv.so you can show discount on inventory.
I'm sort of not a complete consultant. Accounting wise it's easy. There can be company law compliances here which I am not aware of. As per AS standards you can do it like this
Dr Purchases 1 crore
Dr. Inventory 1.5 crore
Cr. Bank 1 crore
Cr. Closing stock 1 crore
Cr. Discount .5 crore
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