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NEB-Grade- XII Principles of Accounting- II Question-2076 (2019)

NEB-Grade- XII Principles of Accounting- II Question-2076 (2019)
NEB- Grade XII
2076 (2019)
Principles of Accounting- II
Time: 3hrs                                                                           Full Marks: 100
1.    Mention any three characteristics of the company. 3
2.    Write in brief about memorandum of association. 2
3.    State any three limitations of financial statement analysis. 3
4.    Write the meaning of working capital. 2
5.    Clarify the meaning of cost accounting stating its any two objectives. 3
6.    Classify cost on the basis of element. 2
7.    State any two differences between time wage system and piece wage system. 2
8.    State any three objectives of stores control. 3
9.    The following information is provided the shares:
20, 000 applicants were received on the issued of 10, 0000 ordinary shares of Rs. 100 each at a premium of 10%.
The shares were issued payable as under:
-       On application: Rs 30 per share
-       On allotment: Rs. 40 per share
-       On first and final call: Rs. 4o per share
-       Allotment was made as under:
4, 000 Applicants: Full
4,000 Applicants: Nil
12,000 Applicants: 6,000
All calls are made and duly received. On allotment a shareholder holding 500 shares paid the full value of shares.
Required: Journal entries for application, allotment and final call - 6
10. A company forfeited 200 shares of Rs. 100 each of a shareholder for non- payment of final call of Rs. 40 per share. Of the forfeited share, 100 shares were issued at Rs. 80 per share. 3
11. D co. Ltd. accepted the following assets and liabilities of P co. Ltd:
Furniture: Rs 50. 000
Machinery: Rs 60, 000
Sundry Creditors: Rs. 30,000
Bills Receivable: Rs. 15,000
Sundry Debtors: Rs. 15, 000
Inventories: Rs. 25,000
D company paid the purchase price of Rs. 1, 80, 000 by issuing shares of Rs. 100 each at a discount of 10%.
Required: Entries for purchase of business - 3
12. A company Ltd. issued 8,000, 10% debentures at a discount of 10% and redeemable after 5 years at a premium of 5%.
Required: Entries for issue and redemption of debentures- 4
13. The trial balance of a limited company as on 31st Chaitra, 2017 is given below:
Particulars
Dr. (Rs)
Cr. (Rs)
Purchase
2,25,000

Furniture
1,00,000

Debtors
50,000

Wages
20,000

General Expenses
45,000

Cash
10,000

Sales

3,50,000
Share Capital

50,000
Creditor

20,000
Profit and Loss Account

30,000
Total
4,50,000
4,50,000
Additional Information:
-       5% depreciation to be charged on furniture
-       Prepaid wage: Rs. 6,000
-       General expenses payable: Rs. 5,000
-       Proposed dividend 20% on share capital
Required: 2+6
i.              Adjusting entries   
ii.            Work sheet
14. The following trial balance of ABC company for the year ending 31st December, 2017 is given:
Debit
Rs
Credit
Rs
Opening stock
50,000
Share Capital
8, 00, 000
Purchases
2,00, 000
Debentures
2,00,000
Land and Building
15,00,000
Sales
15,10,000
Plant and Machine
5,00,000
Reserve for bad debt
15,000q
Carriage Inwards
30,000
Creditors
55,000
Salaries
1, 50, 000
General Reserves
45,000
Wages
35,000
Purchases Return
5,000
Bank Balance
15,000
Profit and Loss Account
1,55,000
Debtor
50,000


Investment
2,00,000


Stationeries
45,000


Discount
5,000


Rent
25,000


Sales Return
10,000


Insurance
20,000


Total
28,35, 000
Total
28,35,000
Additional Information: 
-       Closing stock: Rs. 80,000
-       Bad debt written off on debtor: @ 5%
-       Outstanding salaries: Rs. 30,000
-       Unearned commission: Rs 10, 000
-       Proposed dividend: @10%
Required: 3+4+1+4
i.              Trading Account
ii.            Profit and Loss Account
iii.           Profit and Loss Appropriation Account
iv.           Balance Sheet
15. Following information is given:
Debtors: Rs 40, 000
Creditors: Rs 80, 000
Debtors turnover ratio: 10 times
Cash balance: Rs. 24, 000
Closing stock: Rs. 96,000
Gross profit: Rs. 80, 000
Net profit: Rs 50,000
Required: 5
i.              Current Ratio
ii.            Quick Ratio
iii.           Sales Amount
iv.           Gross Profit Ratio
v.            Net Profit Ratio
16. The following information is provided:
Patent written off: Rs 10,000
Purchase of fixed assets: Rs. 2,00,000
Sales of fixed assets: Rs 15,000
Depreciation on fixed assets: Rs. 90,000
Issue of share capital: Rs. 2,00,000
Net profit of the year: Rs. 1,80,000
Profit on sale of fixed assets: Rs. 6,000
Required: 3+2
i.              Funds from operation
ii.            Funds Flow Statement
17. The main transaction of a limited company for this year are as under:
Particulars
Rs
Sales revenue
9, 60,000
Cost of sales
5,80,000
Operation expenses
2,40,000
Purchase of fixed assets
85,000
Sale of fixed assets
80,000
Tax paid
12,000
The closing balance of different assets and liabilities are as under: (in Rs)
Assets and Liabilities
Last Year
Current Year
Fixed Assets
2,40,000
1,56,000
Stock
1,08,000
1,28,000
Debtors
96,000
1,20,000
Cash
60,000
?
Share Capital
1,20,000
2,40,000
Creditors
96,000
1,20,00
Salaries Outstanding
32,000
40,000
Required: Cash Flow Statement- 10
18. The stores transactions for the last month are as under:
Date
Particulars
Units
1
Opening stock @Rs.50each
1,500
5
Purchases @ Rs. 55 each
2,000
10
Issued
1,600
20
Purchased @ Rs. 60 each
1,200
25
Issued
16,00
28
Returned from factory
100
30
Shortage on stock verification
20
Required: Stores ledger under First- in First -out Method- 5
19. Following details are available:
Re-order level: 6,000 units
Minimum consumption: 400 units
Re-order period: 10 to 30 days
Maximum stock level: 10,000 units
Required: Re- order quantity- 2
20. The following information is given:
Normal wages rate per hour: Rs. 200
Normal time per unit: 30 minutes
Output produced by a worker: 40 units
Required:  Wages of a worker by using piece rate system – 2
21. The information regarding the cost records of the last month is as under:
Direct materials consumption – Rs. 2,50,000
Direct labour cost- Rs 2, 50,000
Factory overhead- Rs. 3,00,000
Office overhead- Rs.2,00,000
Overheads are to be allocated as under:
-       Factory overhead: on the basis of direct labour cost
-       Administrative overhead: on the basis of factory cost
Following costs estimation were made for submitting the tender:
Direct material: Rs 1, 25, 000
Direct labour: Rs. 80,000
Profit: 20% of sales
Required: Cost showing: - 3+7
i.              Cost sheet of last month
ii.            Tender sheet
22. On reconciliation of Financial and Cost Accounting, following information was disclosed:
i.              Profit shown by Cost Account Rs. 80,000.
ii.            Works overhead under recovered in Cost Account Rs. 5,000.
iii.           Office overhead under recovered in Financial Account Rs. 10, 000.
iv.           Depreciation under charge in Cost Account
v.            A profit on sale of fixed assets was shown on Financial Account Rs. 5,000.
Required: Reconciliation of Cost and Financial Account- 5
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