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Home /  Financial Accounting and Analysis
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  • Subsidiary Book: Long Question and Solution

  • Arjun EP
  • Published on: October 12, 2020

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    How to make different books and accounts in subsidiary book?

    Step 1, Tick the purchase book, sales book, purchase return book and sales return book separately.

    Step 2, Transfer related transactions to concerned book,  

    Step 3, Find out total of each book separately.

     

    Long answer question of subsidiary book is the exam based problems and solution

    It is exam based comprehensive question and solution.

    It covers large topic of the chapter.

     

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = Currency of your country  

    PROBLEM: 6A

    The following extracted information is given by SKN Traders:

    June 2

    Goods purchased from Biddhya Rs 7,000 on credit (invoice No. 221)

    June 3

    Goods sold to Damodar on credit Rs 12,000 (invoice 151)

    June 6

    Returned goods Rs 4,000 to Biddhya (debit note No. 441)

    June 8

    Goods sold to Shankar on credit Rs 20,000 (invoice 152)

    June 11

    Goods purchased from Salim Rs 12,000 on credit (invoice No. 222)

    June 12

    Goods sold to Yogita for Rs 8,000  on credit to (invoice No. 153)

    June 15

    Yogita returned  goods worth Rs 2,000  (credit note No. 331)

    June 16

    Goods purchased from Binay for Rs 16,000 on credit. (invoice No. 223)

    June 22

    Goods sold to Sarita Rs 15,000 on credit. (invoice No. 154)

    June 25

    Returned goods to Salim Rs 3,000. (debit note No. 442)

    June 28

    Shankar returned goods worth Rs 1,500. (credit note No. 332)

    Required: All day books

    [Answer: Total creditors = 35,000; Total debtors = 55,000;

    Purchase return = 7,000; Sales return = 3,500]

    SOLUTION:

    Purchase Book

    Date

    Particulars

    Invoice No.

    LF

    Amount

    June 2

    Purchased form Biddhya

    221

     

    7,000

    June 11

    Purchased form Salim

    222

     

    12,000

    June 16

    Purchased form Binay

    223

     

    16,000

     

    Total creditors

     

     

    35,000

     

    Sales Book

    Date

    Particulars

    Invoice No.

    LF

    Amount

    June 3

    Sold to Damodar

    151

     

    12,000

    June 8

    Sold to Shankar

    152

     

    20,000

    June 12

    Sold to Yogita

    153

     

    8,000

    June 22

    Sold to Sarita

    154

     

    15,000

     

    Total debtors

     

     

    55,000

     

    Purchase Return Book

    Date

    Particulars

    Invoice No.

    LF

    Amount

    June 6

    Purchased returned to Biddhya

    441

     

    4,000

    June 25

    Purchased returned to Salim

    442

     

    3,000

     

    Total debit note

     

     

    7,000

     

    Sales Return Book

    Date

    Particulars

    Invoice No.

    LF

    Amount

    June 15

    Sales returned from Yogita

    331

     

    2,000

    June 28

    Sales returned from Shankar

    332

     

    1,500

     

    Total credit note

     

     

    3,500

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    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = Currency of your country  

    PROBLEM: 6B

    The following transactions are related to ABC Electricals:

    Jan 1:

    Sold to Gupta Electricals:

     

    5 pieces electric kettle @ Rs 1,500 each

     

    10 pieces gas heater @ Rs 1,800 each

     

    Terms: trade discount 12%; payment 5/10, n/50

    Jan 5:

    Sold to Rana Electricals:

     

    5 ceiling fans @ Rs 2,000 each (Less: trade discount 5%)

     

    20 pieces LED 5 watt @ Rs 100 each

     

    12 pieces bulb holder @ Rs 100 per dozen

    Jan 7:

    Goods sold to Max Lighting in cash:

     

    5 ceiling fans @ Rs 1,850 each

    Required: (a) Sales book; (b) Sales account; (c) Rana Electrical account (c) Journal entry 

    [Answer: Sales book = 35,140; Sales account = 44,390]

    SOLUTION:

    Sales Book

    Date

    Particulars

    Invoice No.

    LF

    Amount

    Amount

    Jan 1

    Sold to Gupta Electricals:

     

     

     

     

     

    5 units electric kettle @ Rs 1,500 each

     

     

    7,500

     

     

    10 units gas heaters @ Rs 1,800 

     

     

    18,000

     

     

    Total

     

     

    25,500

     

     

    Less: Trade discount (25,500 @ 12%)

     

     

    (3,060)

    22,440

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Jan 5

    Sold to Rana Electricals:

     

     

     

     

     

    5 ceiling fans @ Rs 2,000 each

     

     

    10,000

     

     

    Less: Trade discount (10,000 @ 5%)

     

     

    (500)

     

     

    20 pieces LED 5 watt @ Rs 100 each

     

     

    2,000

     

     

    12 pieces bulb holder @ Rs 100 per dozen

     

     

    1,200

    12,700

     

    Total debtors

    35,140

     

    Sales Account

    Dr

     

    Cr

    Date

    Particulars

    LF

    Amount

    Date

    Particulars                            

    LF

    Amount

    Jan, 7

    To Balance c/d 

     

    44,390

    Jan, 1

    By Gupta Electricals A/c

     

    22,440

     

     

     

     

    Jan 5

    By Rana Electricals A/c

     

    12,700

     

     

     

     

    Jan 7

    By Cash account

     

    9,250

     

     

     

    44,390

     

     

     

    44,390

     

    Rana Electric Account

    Dr

     

    Cr

    Date

    Particulars

    LF

    Amount

    Date

    Particulars                            

    LF

    Amount

    Jan, 5

    To Sales account  

     

    12,700

    Jan 5

    By balance c/d

     

    12,700

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    12,700

     

     

     

    12,700

     

    Journal Entries

    In the book of ABC Electricals

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

    Jan 1

    Gupta Electricals account      

    Dr

     

    22,440

     

     

              To Sales account

     

     

     

    22,440

     

    (Being- sundry goods sold on credit)

     

     

     

     

    Jan 5

    Rana Electrical account          

    Dr

     

    12,700

     

     

              To Sales account

     

     

     

    12,700

     

     (Being- sundry goods sold on credit)

     

     

     

     

    Jan 7

    Cash account     

    Dr

     

    9,250

     

     

              To Sales account

     

     

     

    9,250

     

    (Being- goods sold to Max Lighting for cash)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    #####

    PROBLEM   AND   ANSWERS

    PROBLEM: 6  

    Following extracted transactions are relating to Shiv Furniture House:

    5 Apr:

    Purchased from Sagun Furniture:

     

    20 plastic chairs @ Rs 350 per unit

     

    5 tea tables @ Rs 2,000 per unit

     

    2 dining tables @ Rs 12,500 per unit

     

    Terms: 12% trade discount on order over Rs 50,000; payment 2/15, n/30

     

     

    15 Apr:

    Purchased from Shikhar Furniture by cheque

     

    4 sofas sets @ Rs 11,000 per set (after 8% cash discount)

     

     

    25 Apr:

    Purchased from Kamana Decorators

     

    5 computer tables @ Rs 4,500 per unit (trade discount @ 8%)

     

    2 reading tables @ 3,500 per set

     

     

    28 Apr:

    Laptop purchased for office Rs 45,000

    Required: (a) Purchase book; (b) Purchase account; (c) Sagun Furniture account

    [Answer: (a) Rs 64,660; (b) 99,860; (c) Rs 36,960;

    Cheque (4 x Rs 11,000) @ 92% = Rs 40,480]

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