Cash/tax
Hi all!
Can you tell me the journal entry of this prblem…
Goods sold Rs.10000
Discount on cash payment 5%
Add tax 4%
Plz journalize it!
Sales 10.000 Credit
Sales discounts 500 Debit
Tax payable 380 Credit
Cash 9.880 Debit
Cagri Gurses wrote:
inclusive in the 10 k. If over and above, then theJEs could look like this
as shown below (broken down for easy understamding). I dont think if it is
inclusive in the 10k that the sales amount should reflect the gross of tax
included amount.
Discount Allowed 500
Cash/Bank 9,500
To Sales (10,000) (Also, do not forget to include the
measures of unit to be credited from inventory, if doing computerized JE)
(To record Cash Sales)
Cash/Bank 400
To Taxes Payable (400)
(To record taxes owed on sales)
Taxes Payble (Remit) 400
To Cash/Bank (400)
(To record tax remittance)
Hope this helps.
Shibaji
Ur required entry is
Party Ac 9917
Discount 500
Sale 10000
Tax payable 417
I would like to know whether Fund Managers consolidate their mutual funds in their balance sheet even if the holding of fund manager is not significant in the funds say 10%.
Further I would also like to know whether banks who have holding in Funds manager are required to consolidate mutual funds as they have indirect holding in the fund.
Regards,
Shahid
No, based on investment guidelines under US GAAP (industry guidelines) the Fund Manager will not consolidate the investment fund,
Kind regards,
Henk
tax Cr 400
Cash a/c 9900
Discount 500
Madan Mohan?
Sales discounts Dr 500
Tax payable Cr 380
Cash Dr 9,880
Best Regards,
Ravi
Sales 10.000 Credit
I have not found all the guidelines (they are scattered around many
standards, there is a standard booklet summarizing all of it, look at
AICPA.com (they have a shop to buy the book, it ha ‘Investment Companies’ in
the name) or amazon.com) but here is a nice comparison between IFRS, US
GAAP and Canadian GAAP, see the section consolidation model, use this link
http://www.pwc.com/extweb/pwcpublications.nsf/docid/CFF01AF62A27FAFD85257376
005E42D0
Hope this helps,
Henk




























































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