This document contains the marking scheme for an Accountancy exam with 12 questions. It provides the answers to each question, including calculations and journal entries. The key details summarized are:
- Question 1 defines various accounts with debit and credit amounts totalling to the trial balance.
- Question 4 calculates cost of goods sold and gross profit.
- Question 6 calculates closing capital, drawings, additional capital, opening capital and net profit.
- Question 10 provides 5 journal entries recorded throughout the year.
- Question 11 provides journal entries and explanations for adjustments like loss by fire.
This document contains the marking scheme for an Accountancy exam with 12 questions. It provides the answers to each question, including calculations and journal entries. The key details summarized are:
- Question 1 defines various accounts with debit and credit amounts totalling to the trial balance.
- Question 4 calculates cost of goods sold and gross profit.
- Question 6 calculates closing capital, drawings, additional capital, opening capital and net profit.
- Question 10 provides 5 journal entries recorded throughout the year.
- Question 11 provides journal entries and explanations for adjustments like loss by fire.
This document contains the marking scheme for an Accountancy exam with 12 questions. It provides the answers to each question, including calculations and journal entries. The key details summarized are:
- Question 1 defines various accounts with debit and credit amounts totalling to the trial balance.
- Question 4 calculates cost of goods sold and gross profit.
- Question 6 calculates closing capital, drawings, additional capital, opening capital and net profit.
- Question 10 provides 5 journal entries recorded throughout the year.
- Question 11 provides journal entries and explanations for adjustments like loss by fire.
This document contains the marking scheme for an Accountancy exam with 12 questions. It provides the answers to each question, including calculations and journal entries. The key details summarized are:
- Question 1 defines various accounts with debit and credit amounts totalling to the trial balance.
- Question 4 calculates cost of goods sold and gross profit.
- Question 6 calculates closing capital, drawings, additional capital, opening capital and net profit.
- Question 10 provides 5 journal entries recorded throughout the year.
- Question 11 provides journal entries and explanations for adjustments like loss by fire.
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Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangthan, Mumbai Region
Marking Scheme Set 1 Accountancy
Q1 Name of the Account Dr. Amount Cr. Amount Capital 300000 Cash at bank 70000 Cash in hand 180000 Creditors 200000 Sales 200000 Debtors 400000 Bank loan 100000 Purchase 150000 Total 800000 800000 2 Q 2 COGS = OPENING STOCK +NET PURCHASES+DIRECT EXP -CLOSING STOCK =20000+350000+3000-90000=283000 Gross profit=Net sales -COGS 640000-283000=357000 1+1 Q3 one mark for each correct function of Trial Balance. Q4 Gross profit= Net sales – COGS 30 =130-100 Cogs= 100/130*3900000=3000000 COGS = opening stock +purchase + direct exp – closing stock 3000000=960000+2720000-closing stock Closing stock=680000 Q 5 Difference on the basis of recording, classifying, summarizing, adjusting entries, financial statements, etc. any three 1 mark each 3 Q6 closing capital +drawing -additional capital -opening capital Net profit =117600 OR closing capital +drawing -additional capital -opening capital Closing Capital = Rs.6,40,000 and Profit = Rs.80,000 1*3=3 Q7 Profit = closing capital drawing – additional capital -opening capital =96000 Q8 1 Raj Dr. 1700 To Aryan 1700 2 Sales Dr. 7100 To Sohan 5400 To machinery 1700 3 Mohan Dr. 7000 To sales 7000 1*3=3 Q 9 one mark for each component with brief meaning. 1*5=5 Q 10 Jan 1 Y Dr. 20000 To sales A/c 20000 Jan 1 Cash a/c Dr. 9800 Discount allowed a/c dr 200 To Y 10000 Jan 1 Bill Receivable a/c dr. 10000 To y 10000 March 4 Y Dr. 10100 To Bill receivable 10000 To cash 100 March 4 Bank A/c Dr. 10100 To Y 10100 1*5=5
Q 11 1 The value of fixed assets is reduced by the value of depreciation
2 Loss by fire a/c Dr. 89600 To Trading a/c 80000 To input IGST a/c 9600 3 Credit side of Trading a/c 89600. 4 Debit side of Profit and loss a/c 89600-85000=4600 5 Assets side of Balance sheet 85000 OR Date Particulars Lf Debit Credit 1. Loss by Fire A/c……..Dr. 8,000 To Purchases A/c 8,000 Insurance Co. A/c……..Dr. 5000 Profit and Loss A/c……Dr. 3000 To Loss by Fire A/c 8000
2. Rent Received A/c………Dr. 9000
To Rent received in advance 9000 A/c 3. Accrued Interest A/c…….Dr. 1500 To Interest received A/c 1500 4. Drawings A/c……..Dr. 10,000 To Purchases A/c 10,000 (1st entry for 2 marks rest 3 entries for 1 mark each)
Q 12 Opening capital =3000+9000+4000+2000+6000-8000=16000