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      CommentAuthorMumtaz
    • CommentTimeApr 23rd 2007 edited
     
    Dear sir
    What entry will be passed
    • CommentAuthorramesh
    • CommentTimeApr 24th 2007
     
    On date of sale:

    Cash account Dr
    Fixed Assets account Cr

    On date of transfer of profit or loss to P&L account :
    If loss :

    Fixed asset account Dr
    P&L account Cr

    If profit:

    P&L account Dr
    Fixed asset account Cr.

    While drawing the cash flow statement:

    The cash flow will be categorised under Investing activity. If there is profit, the amount of profit will be deducted from Income from operations. If there is loss, the amount of loss will be added to Income from operations.

    Is that clear.

    By the way Mumtaz, how many years did it take Shah Jahan to built the Taj ?
    Ramesh.
    ramesh_prathivadhi@yahoo.co.in
    • CommentAuthoraakbar
    • CommentTimeMay 9th 2007
     
    dear Ramesh,
    Can u re-check the Answer;
    I think there are mistakes. can pls clear it with a simple example

    It would be great help for me
    • CommentAuthorabril
    • CommentTimeMay 9th 2007 edited
     
    gain on disposal of fixed assest.. since you gain the enrty would be like this:

    debit-. cash or any consideration xxxx
    credit- asset (book value) xxx
    credit- gain on disposal xxx

    for a concrete example, suppose your asset's book value is 500 and you sold it for 600 cash. you gained 100 from the transaction.

    debit- cash 600
    credit- asset 500
    credit- gain on disposal of fixed asset 100



 

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