*Opening Stock.*
What comes to you
is
*Credit.*
What goes from you
is
*Debit.*
*Closing Stock.*
*Assets.*
your *Liabilities.*
your
*Profit.*
*Loss.*
*Goodwill.*
*fixed Assets*
your
*Capital.*
your
*Investment*
*Depreciation.*
And finally :
Study B.Com General Important Notes as per BRAOU(Ambedkar Open University) Syllabus
overheads can be classified into functions,elements and behaviour.
Main group of overheads on the basis of functions
production overhead- indirect expenditure incurred in connection of production operation.e.g lubricant s, consumable stores, indirect wages, factory power and light, depreciation of plant and machinery, depreciation of factory building, store keeping expenses, repairs, maintainance etc
administrative overhead-expenses for control, direction etc e.g general management salaries, audit fees, legal charges, postage and telephone, stationary and printing, office rent& rates, office lighting and salaries of office staff.
selling overhead-these are costs of selling to create and stimulate demand or of securing orders e.g advertising salaries, commission on sales, showroom expenses, travelling expenses, bad debts, catalogs and pricelist.
distribution overhead-it comprises all expenditure incurred from the time of product is completed in the factory till it reaches customer. e.g packing costs, carriage outward, delivery van costs, ware housing costs etc.
On the basis of elements
indirect materials
indirect wages
indirect expenses
on the basis of behaviour
fixed overhead-rent&rates,managerial salaries,building depreciation,postage,stationary,legal expenses etc.
variable overhead- indirect materials
indirect wages,indirect expenses,salesman commission,power,light,fuel etc
semi-variable overhead
supervisory salaries, depreciation,repairs etc
one of the method for maintaining capital account
interest on capital
drawings
interest on drawings
salary of the partner
share of profit or loss
All the above are recorded in current account or drawings account.
Amount of capital contributed
interest on capital
drawings
interest on drawings
salary of the partner
share of profit or loss
Balance amount of Balance Shee
note:-the capital at the end of the period will not be same what it was in the beginning.
Profit & Loss Account | Profit & Loss Appropriation Account |
Profit and loss account is a statement that shows the quantum of surplus funds available to thr entity at the end of a financial period. | profit and loss appropriation account gives you details about how the surplus that is shown in the profit and loss account is going to be spent. |
Profit and loss account is a standalone statement | the profit and loss appropriation account is an extension of the former. |
Profit and loss account is mandatory for all entities- partnerships, companies etc | while the appropriation account is usually prepared only by partnership firms. |
P&L appropriation account usually gives details about how the surplus money is going to be spent- I mean how much of it goes to each partner, how much is to be invested in capital expenditure, how much to be used as earmarked reserves etc. | |
Profit and loss account let's you how much profit or loss you are have earned from your business | Profit and loss Appropriations account tell you how much you have received Salary, commission or interest from the Business. |
Profit and loss account is made when there is loss or profit in the company .It is made after trading account. | profit and loss appropriation is made when there is only profit in the company . It is an extension to profit and loss account |
Profit and loss account contain items which are charge against the profit . | profit and loss appropriation account are appropriations of profit |
Profit and loss account follows the matching principle ( revenue =expenses) . | in profit and loss appropriation account , this principle is not followed. |
Profit and loss account neither have opening or closing balances. | profit and loss appropriation account contains both opening and closing balances |
best way to ensure a safe and joyous Holi is to make your own herbal colors. Here are some easy to make herbal colors:
1. Yellow Color:
Add one teaspoon of turmeric (haldi) to two liters of water and stir well. This can be boiled to increase the concentration of color and further diluted.
2. Red color:
Add 2 teaspoons of red Sandal wood powder in one liter of water and boil. Dilute and use. Or else, you can use peels of ripe pomegranate (anaar) boiled in water give a red color.
3. Pink color:
Soak kachnar (bauhinia variegata) flowers (pink variety) in water overnight, or boil for a pinkish color. Or else boil a few pieces of beetroot in a cup of water to create dark magenta colored water.
4. Orange color:
Soak henna leaves in water overnight and use the water to play Holi in the morning.
5. Black color:
Boil dried fruits of amla (Indian gooseberry) in an iron vessel and leave overnight. Dilute with water and use.
To make dry colors, take rice flour and add a few drops of food color. Add 2 teaspoons of water so as to make a thick paste. Leave it to dry and then blend it in a blender to use it as a powder color.
For lovely green shade, you can use henna powder separately or mixed with equal quantity of any suitable flour.
For dry red color, dry red hibiscus flowers in shade and powder them to make red color. To increase the bulk add any flour to the powdered flowers.
For dry yellow color, mix two teaspoons of turmeric with 4 teaspoons of besan (gram flour). Turmeric and besan are extremely healthy for the skin.
So, go ahead and enjoy the festival of Holi with home made and safe herbal colors. Stay Happy, Stay Healthy!
Dispersion or variation is very useful in the application of advanced statistical techniques like correlation, regression analysis of time series, tests of significance etc. Also useful in determining the effective production control techniques.