Question :
How would the following items be shown in the books of a not-for-organisation? Match Fund = Rs.15.000 Prizes awarded = Rs.5,000 Match Income = Rs.10,000
Option 1:
Match fund will appear at Rs.20,000 in the Balance Sheet
Option 2:
Match fund will appear at Rs.25,000 in the Balance Sheet and prizes awarded will be debited to Income and Expenditure A/c
Option 3:
Match fund will appear in new Balance Sheet as Rs.15,000 and prize awarded and match income will be debited and credited respectively to Income and Expenditure A/c
Option 4: None of these
Correct Answer:
Solution : Balance in Balance Sheet = Match Fund + Match Income = Rs.15,000 + Rs10,000 = Rs.25,000. Prize awarded of Rs.5,000 will be debited to Income and Expenditure A/c. Hence, the correct option is 2.
An account akin to Profit and Loss Account in profit organisation is:
Receipts and Payments Account
Trading Account
Income and Expenditure Account
Option 4: General Fund Account
Delhi Sports club has sports fund investment Rs.2,00,000 on which interest @ 10% is received. This will be shown in the books as:
Credited to Income and Expenditure A/c
Addition to capital fund
Addition to sports fund
Option 4:
Shown on asset side along with sports fund investment
Receipts and Payments Account does not include which of the following?
Non-cash items such as depreciation
Outstanding expenses
Accrued income
Option 4: All of these
Sale of used sports material for Rs.500 by a cricket club should be:
Debited to Income and Expenditure A/c
Added to capital fund
Which of the following show the debit balance of Income and Expenditure Account?
Capital fund
Closing balance cash in hand and bank
Excess of income over expenditure
Option 4: Excess of expenditure over income
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