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M.122                                                An Aid to Accountancy—CBSE XII

                     Working Notes:
                      1.  Goodwill has been further raised by ` 60,000. Since question says that A was given credit of ` 30,000, it
                        implies that total Goodwill Account in the books of the firm must be raised by ` 60,000.
                                                                          `                  `
                          Goodwill A/c                      ...Dr.      60,000
                            To  A’s Capital A/c                                             30,000
                            To  B’s Capital A/c                                             18,000
                            To  C’s Capital A/c                                             12,000

                      2.  Calculation of Cash brought in by B and C:         `
                        Capital of B after adjustment of goodwill and revaluation loss   1,03,330
                         (` 1,72,500 + ` 18,000 – ` 7,170 – ` 80,000)
                         Capital of C after adjustment of goodwill and revaluation loss   57,220
                         (` 1,30,000 + ` 12,000 – ` 4,780 – ` 80,000)
                         Shortage of cash (to be brought in by B and C)    2,01,550
                         Total capital of the new firm after the retirement of A   3,62,100
                           B’s capital in the new firm = ` 3,62,100 × 1/2 = ` 1,81,050
                          C’s capital in the new firm = ` 3,62,100 × 1/2 = ` 1,81,050
                                   B will bring = ` 1,81,050 – ` 1,03,330 = ` 77,720
                                   C will bring = ` 1,81,050 – ` 57,220 = ` 1,23,830.
                      3.  Dr.                           BANK ACCOUNT                                  Cr.
                     Particulars                          `     Particulars                         `
                     To  Balance b/d                     62,000   By  Balance c/d                 2,63,550
                     To  B’s Capital A/c                 77,720
                     To  C’s Caapital A/c               1,23,830
                                                        2,63,550                                  2,63,550


                                                          PART B
                      18.  The statement ‘An enterprise may hold securities and loans for dealing or trading
                          purposes in which case they are similar to inventory acquired specifically for resale’
                          is correct. Cash Flow from such activities will be classified as Operating Activity.
                      19.  Cash  Equivalents  are  short-term,  highly  liquid  investments  that  are  readily
                          convertible into known amount of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk
                          of change in value.
                      20.  (a)

                                 Items                     Major Head                  Sub-head
                      1.  Trade Receivables       Current Assets             Trade Receivables
                      2.  Provision for Tax       Current Liabilities        Short-term Provisions
                      3.  Preliminary Expenses*               ...                         ...
                      4.  Loose Tools             Current Assets             Inventories
                      5.  Interest Accrued on Investments   Current Assets      Other Current Assets
                      6.  Goodwill                Non-current Assets         Fixed Assets: Intangible Assets
                     *Nowhere, since as per AS-26 these expenses are to be written off within the year in which these are incurred.
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