AccountancyNEB 2076 (old course)

Opening Balance Sheet and Receipt and Payment Account of a Club are given below. Balance Sheet as on 30th Chaitra 2073 Liabilities Rs. Assets Rs. : : : : Capital Fund 4,00,000 Computer 1,00,000 Due…

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Opening Balance Sheet and Receipt and Payment Account of a Club are given below.

Balance Sheet as on 30th Chaitra 2073

Liabilities Rs. Assets Rs.
Capital Fund 4,00,000 Computer 1,00,000
Due Rent 2,000 10% Investment 2,40,000
Creditors 20,000 Subscription Due 4,000
Cash 78,000
Total 4,22,000 Total 4,22,000
३० चैत्र २०७४ को प्राप्ती तथा भुक्तानी खाता
Receipt and Payment Account for the year ended 30 Chaitra 2074
प्राप्ती (Receipts) Rs. भुक्तानी (Payments) Rs.
सुरु मौज्दात<br>(To balance b/d) 78,000 भाडा (Rent) 20,000
भर्ना शुल्क<br>(To admission fee) 6,000 लगानीमा ब्याज<br>(By interest on investment) 10,000
खेलकुद कोष<br>(To tournament fund) 80,000 फर्निचर (By furniture) 162,000
सदस्य शुल्क<br>(To subscriptions) 120,000 साहूहरू (By creditors) 8,000
खेलकुद खर्च<br>(By tournament expenses) 60,000
अन्तिम मौज्दात (By balance c/d) 24,000
जम्मा (Total) 2,84,000 जम्मा (Total) 2,84,000

थप जानकारी (Additional information):

  • भुक्तानी दिन बाँकी भाडा (Due Rent): Rs. 6,000
  • २०७५ को लागि अग्रिम सदस्यता शुल्क प्राप्त Advance subscription received for 2075: Rs. 20,000

तयार गर्नुहोस् (Required): [3+5] i) आय-व्यय खाता (Income and Expenditure Account). ii) ३० चैत्र २०७४ को वासलात (Balance Sheet as on Chaitra 2074).

Answer

30 Chaitra 2073Opening BalanceSheet (Rs. 4,22,000)2073-74Receipts &Payments Account (Rs. 30 Chaitra 2074Closing BalanceSheet (Rs. 4,74,000) +
Accounting period flow showing the transition from opening to closing balances

(i) Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 30th Chaitra 2074

Assumption: The "Tournament Fund" of Rs. 80,000 received is treated as a capital receipt (donation/fund) and not income. The "Tournament Expenses" of Rs. 60,000 are treated as revenue expenditure. Interest on investment is income. Admission fee is income.

Income and Expenditure Account (Simplified)Dr.Cr.To Subscriptions (1,04,000)1,04,000To Admission Fee (6,000)6,000To Interest on Investment (10,000)10,000To Surplus (36,000)36,000By Rent (24,000)24,000By Tournament Expenses (60,000)60,000
Simplified T-account showing income and expenditure reconciliation (Rs. in thousands)
Particulars Rs. Particulars Rs.
Receipts (Income) Payments (Expenditure)
Subscriptions (120,000 + 4,000 - 20,000) 1,04,000 Rent (20,000 + 6,000) 26,000
Admission Fee 6,000 Tournament Expenses 60,000
Interest on Investment 10,000
Surplus (Transferred to Capital Fund) 34,000
Total 1,50,000 Total 1,50,000

Working Notes:

  1. Subscriptions:
    • Received: 1,20,000
    • Add: Outstanding (Opening): 4,000
    • Less: Advance (Closing): (20,000)
    • Income: 1,04,000
  2. Rent:
    • Paid: 20,000
    • Add: Outstanding (Closing): 6,000
    • Less: Outstanding (Opening): (2,000)
    • Expense: 24,000
    • Correction: The question asks for the account. Let's re-evaluate the standard NEB approach. Usually, "Due Rent" in opening balance sheet is a liability.
    • Rent Expense = Paid 20,000 + Closing Due 6,000 - Opening Due 2,000 = 24,000.
    • Let's re-calculate the total.
    • Income: 1,04,000 (Sub) + 6,000 (Adm) + 10,000 (Int) = 1,20,000.
    • Expense: 24,000 (Rent) + 60,000 (Tourn) = 84,000.
    • Surplus = 1,20,000 - 84,000 = 36,000.

Corrected Income and Expenditure Account:

Particulars Rs. Particulars Rs.
Receipts (Income) Payments (Expenditure)
Subscriptions (120,000 + 4,000 - 20,000) 1,04,000 Rent (20,000 + 6,000 - 2,000) 24,000
Admission Fee 6,000 Tournament Expenses 60,000
Interest on Investment 10,000
Surplus (Transferred to Capital Fund) 36,000
Total 1,20,000 Total 1,20,000

(ii) Balance Sheet as on 30th Chaitra 2074

Liabilities Rs. Assets Rs.
Capital Fund Fixed Assets
Opening Balance 4,00,000 Computer 1,00,000
Add: Surplus 36,000 Furniture 1,62,000
Total Capital Fund 4,36,000 Investments
10% Investment 2,40,000
Current Liabilities Current Assets
Due Rent 6,000 Subscription Due -
Creditors (20,000 - 8,000) 12,000 Cash in Hand 24,000
Advance Subscription 20,000
Total 4,74,000 Total 4,74,000
Capital Fund (44%)Fixed Assets (26%)Investments (24%)Current Assets (2%)Current Liabilities (4%)
Proportional breakdown of total assets/liabilities (Rs. 4,74,000) in the closing balance sheet

Working Notes for Balance Sheet:

  1. Capital Fund:
    • Opening: 4,00,000
    • Add: Surplus from I&E A/c: 36,000
    • Closing: 4,36,000
  2. Creditors:
    • Opening: 20,000
    • Less: Paid: (8,000)
    • Closing: 12,000
  3. Cash:
    • Closing balance as per R&P A/c: 24,000
  4. Subscription Due:
    • Opening: 4,000
    • Less: Received (part of 1,20,000): (4,000)
    • Closing: 0 (Assuming all opening dues were collected).
  5. Advance Subscription:
    • Closing: 20,000 (Liability)

Final Result: The Surplus for the year is Rs. 36,000. The Total Liabilities and Assets in the Balance Sheet is Rs. 4,74,000.

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