Q.7. Distinguish between Income and Expenditure and Profit and Loss Account.
Ans. (three points only)
Basis |
Income and Expenditure Account |
Profit and Loss Account |
1. Prepared by | It is prepared by Not-For-Profit Organisation. |
This account is prepared by business enterprises. |
2. Object | The main object of Income and Expenditure Account is to ascertain excess of income over expenditure or excess of expenditure over income. |
This account prepared by business enterprises. |
3. Balance | The balance of this account is termed either as surplus or deficit. |
The balance of this account is termed either as net profit or net loss. |
4. Basis of Preparation | It is prepared from the receipts and payments account and additional information. |
It is prepared from the trial balance and additional information. |
5. Sharing of Surplus | Surplus is added in the capital fund and is not withdrawn by the
members for their personal use. |
Profit shown in this account is distributed among the owners and
is withdrawn by them in the form of drawings. |
Q.8. Distinguish
between Receipts and Payments Account and Cash Book.
Ans. (three points only)
Basis |
Receipts and Payment Account |
Cash Book |
1. Basis |
It is prepared on the basis of cash book |
It is prepared on the bases of each receipt and payment. |
2. Period |
It is prepared at the end of the accounting year.
It is a summary of the cash book. |
It is written on a daily basis. |
3. Date |
Transactions under it are not written date wise. |
Transactions are written date wise in the cash book. |
Q.9. Distinguish
between Receipts and Income.
Ans. (three points only)
Basis |
Receipts |
Income |
1.Capital and Revenue |
Receipt can be a capital receipt or a revenue receipt. |
But it is a revenue item only and is recorded in
the income and expenditure account. |
2. Period |
It is the amount received during the year whether
related to past, present or future years. |
It is the amount received and receivable for the year. |
3. Non-Cash Items |
It related to cash items only. |
It related to cash and non-cash earnings for the
year. |
4. Received amount |
Any cash received is regarded as receipt. |
Any cash received may or may not be regarded as
income. |
5. Side of the account |
It is recorded on the debit side of cash book / receipts and payments account. |
It is recorded on the credit side of income and expenditure
account. |
Q.10. Distinguish
between Payment and Expenditure.
Ans. (three points only)
Basis |
Payment |
Expenditure |
1 .Capital and Revenue |
Payment can be a capital or a revenue Payment. |
But it is a revenue item only and is recorded in
the income and expenditure account. |
2. Period |
It is the amount paid during the year whether
related to past, present or future years. |
It is the amount paid and payable for the year. |
3. Non-Cash Items |
It related to cash items only. |
It related to cash and non-cash expenses for the
year. |
4.Paid amount |
Any cash paid is regarded as payment. |
Any cash paid may or may not be regarded as
expenditure. |
5. Side of the account |
It is recorded on the credit side of cash book / receipts and payments account. |
It is recorded on the debit side of income and expenditure account. |