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Kendriya Vidyalaya Iit Kanpur

Accountancy

Part A (Marks -55)

1. Accounting for Partnership – Fundamentals (10)

Direct Theory (Memory Based)

1. Define partnership deed. 1

2. Why is interest on drawings charged? 1

3. What is guaranteed profit to a partner? 1

4. When is interest on capital allowed? 1

5. How is partner’s salary treated in Profit & Loss Appropriation A/c? 1

Numerical (Memory Based)

6. A and B share profits in ratio 2:1. They admit C with 1/4th share. Calculate
new ratio. 1

7. Calculate interest on drawings: ₹12,000 withdrawn evenly every month


@10% p.a. 1

8. X invested ₹2,00,000 and Y invested ₹1,50,000. Profit = ₹50,000. Interest


on capital @8% p.a. Calculate interest. 3

2. Change in Profit-Sharing Ratio (6)

Direct Theory

1. What is sacrificing ratio? 1

2. What is gaining ratio? 1

3. Why is goodwill adjusted during change in ratio? 1

4. List three reasons for change in ratio. 1

Numerical

5. A & B share 3:2. They change to 4:1. Calculate sacrificing/gaining ratio. 1

6. X, Y, Z share 5:3:2. X gives 1/5 to Y and 1/10 to Z. Find new ratio. 1

3. Admission of Partner (6)

Direct Theory
1. Define revaluation account. 1

2. How is goodwill treated when it is raised and written off? 1

3. Why do existing partners sacrifice? 1

4. State two adjustments made at the time of admission. 1

Numerical

5. A & B share 3:2. C admitted 1/5th share. Calculate sacrificing ratio. 1

6. Revaluation profit ₹9,000. Allocate to A & B in ratio 4:1. 1

4. Retirement / Death of Partner (8)

Direct Theory

1. What is gaining ratio? 1

2. State treatment of accumulated reserve on retirement. 1

3. How is deceased partner’s share of goodwill recorded? 1

4. Define settlement of retiring partner’s capital. 1

Numerical

5. A, B & C share 5:3:2. C retires; his share taken by A & B in 3:1. Calculate
gaining ratio. 1

6. Calculate deceased partner’s share of profit for period:Profit last year =


₹1,20,000,Months worked = 3/12 3

5. Dissolution of Partnership Firm (8)

Direct Theory

1. Define realisation account. 1

2. What is treatment of unrecorded asset? 1

3. State how settlement of partner’s loan is made. 1

4. Who bears deficiency of insolvent partner? 1

Numerical

5. Realisation profit = ₹25,000. Distributed among partners in 3:2 ratio.


3
6. Machinery sold ₹60,000 (book value ₹70,000), expenses ₹2,000. Journal
entry. 1

6. Company Accounts – Issue of Shares (11)

Direct Theory

1. Define share capital. 1

2. What is calls in arrear? 1

3. What is premium? 1

4. What is forfeiture of shares? When is it done? 1

Numerical

5. Issue 10,000 shares @₹10 at par. Money received on allotment and calls.
Pass journal entries. 1

6. Shares of ₹10 issued @₹2 premium. Application ₹5, allotment


₹4+premium ₹2. Journalize. 1

7. Forfeiture & Re-issue of Shares

Direct Theory

1. Why are shares forfeited? 1

2. What is capital reserve? 1

3. Explain forfeiture impact on share capital. 1

Numerical

4. Forfeiture: 500 shares of ₹10 on which ₹6 received. 1

5. Reissue of forfeited shares at discount: calculate capital reserve. 1

8. Debentures (6)

Direct Theory

1. Define debenture. 1

2. What is discount on issue of debenture? 1

3. What is collateral security? 1

4. What is interest on debenture? 1

Numerical
5. Issue debentures ₹1,00,000 at 10% premium. Journalize. 1

6. Interest on debenture outstanding: Calculate bank interest payable. 1

Part B (24)

9. Financial Statements of a Company (6)

Direct Theory

1. Define Notes to Accounts. 1

2. List components of balance sheet. 1

3. What are current liabilities? Example. 1

4. What are non-current assets? 1

Numerical

5. Calculate Current Ratio:

Current Assets ₹2,40,000,Current Liabilities ₹1,20,000 1

6. Correct classification: Outstanding salary ,Proposed dividend,Prepaid rent


1

10. Cash Flow Statements ( 10)

Direct Theory

1. Define operating activities. 1

2. Define financing activities. 1

3. Write two items of investing activities. 1

4. Add or subtract: Depreciation? 1

Numerical

5. Find cash from operations: 3

Net Profit ₹80,000

Depreciation ₹12,000

Increase in debtors ₹8,000

6. Calculate investing: 3

Purchase of machine ₹50,000


Sale of investment ₹30,000

11. Accounting Ratios (8)

Direct Theory

1. Define current ratio formula. 1

2. What is debt equity ratio? 1

3. What does inventory turnover measure? 1

4. What is return on investment? 1

Numerical

5. Calculate Gross Profit Ratio: 3

Sales = ₹5,00,000

COGS = ₹3,20,000

6. Current assets ₹1,80,000; current liabilities ₹90,000. Find current ratio. 1

Part C (13)

12. Computerised Accounting ( 13)

Direct Theory

1. Define MIS. 1

2. What is database? 1

3. What is voucher entry? 1

4. List two advantages of computerized system. 1

[Link] the diffrence between tailored and generic software. 1

[Link] security features of CAS. 1

[Link] the following:Block code, Mnemonic code, Sequential code . 3

[Link] the syntax of Loan repayment schedule. 3

[Link] do you mean by data validation. 1

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