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Questions:
- Give names of any four Indian Accounting Standards.
- Explain the separate entity concept and dual aspect concept of accounting.
- How is Memorandum Joint Venture Account prepared?
- What are the items shown in debit and credit sides of Receipts and Payments account?
- What is the accounting treatment of goodwill upon admission of a partner?
- Distinguish between hire purchase and instalment payment systems.
- Explain minimum rent, shortworkings and royalty in relation to lease of coal mines.
- How can a partnership firm be dissolved?
- Calculate the amount of subscriptions actually received during the year in cash given specific subscription details.
- Calculate the amount of cash paid for purchase of machinery during the year using specified machinery account balances.
- Distinguish between historical cost accounting and accounting for price level changes.
- What do you mean by Consignment Account? How is it prepared under the invoice price method?
- Write up joint venture account and personal account in the books of a consignor with given details.
- Prepare necessary ledger accounts under Stock and Debtors system for branches using provided financial information.
- Give journal entries in the books of a hire purchase buyer under specified terms and depreciation method.
- What do you mean by Balance Sheet of a bank? Provide pro forma of a Balance Sheet for a commercial bank.
- Draw up Shortworkings Account, Landlord's Account, and Royalty Account in the books of a lessee under given royalty terms.
- Show journal entries, updated capital accounts, and Balance Sheet for a new firm after partner admission and revaluation adjustments.
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