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DOUBLE ACCOUNTING
Introduction:
Public utility concerns like Electric or Gas companies, water, power, Railways, Tramways etc. which
Operate under special Acts of Parliament enjoy monopolistic rights in their business of rendering services
to the community. These undertakings requires a huge amount of capital which is mostly fixed and sunk.
Hence these undertakings are presented their Balance sheet in two parts.
(1). Capital account
(2). General Balance Sheet
Therefore it is called Double accounting.
Amount
Particulars
Amount
To Cost of Generation
xxx
By Sale of Current
xxx
To Cost of Distribution
xxx
By Rent of Meters
xxx
To Salaries
xxx
To Advertisement
xxx
To Printing
xxx
To Stationery
xxx
To Office expenses
xxx
To Carriage outwards
xxx
xxx
Total
xxxx
a/c)
Total
Xxxx
Amount
To General reserve
xxx
xxx
To Development reserve
xxx
To Proposed bonus
xxx
Particulars
By Balance brought down (bal
b/d)
By Revenue A/c
Amou
nt
xxx
xxx
To Interim dividend
xxx
xxx
xxx
To Equity dividend
xxx
To Preference Dividend
xxx
xxx
xxx
Total
Xxxx
Total
xxxx
Format for Capital Account (OR)Receipt & Expenditure Account on Capital A/c
Expenditure
P.Y
C.Y
Total
Receipts
P.Y
C.Y
Total
To Building
xxx
xxx
xxxx
By Equity Shares
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Machinery
xxx
xxx
xxxx
By Pref., Shares
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Land
xxx
xxx
xxxx
By Debentures
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Mains
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Meters
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Furniture
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Cables
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Lambs
xxx
xxx
xxxx
To Elec., Instruments
xxx
xxx
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
Total
xxxx
Total
By Balance C/d
Total
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
Total
Rs
Assets
Rs
xxx
xxxx
Sundry Creditors
xxx
Stock
xxxx
xxx
Trade Debtors
xxxx
Depreciation Fund
xxx
Cash in Hand
xxxx
Reserve Fund
xxx
Cash @ Bank
xxxx
xxxx
Other Debtors
xxxx
xxxx
Total
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
REPLACEMENT OF ASSETS
When the replacement does not involves any extensions or improvement over the existing assets:
Particulars
Rs
xxx
xxx
xxx
XXX
When the replacement involves any extensions or improvement over the existing assets:
Rs
xxx
xxx
XXX
ii) The Amount of Replacement cost to be Revenue Account can be ascertained as given below:
Particulars
Rs
xxx
xxx
xxx
XXX
Rs
xxx
xxx
XXX
iv) The Actual Cash Spent on new assets can be determined as follows:
Particulars
Total Actual cost of New Assets
Rs
xxx
XXX
i)
Rs
Replacement A/C Dr
xxx
Rs
xxx
To Bank A/C
[ Being Amount Spent on New Assets]
ii)
Rs
Rs
xxx
To Replacement A/C
xxx
iii)
xxx
To Replacement A/C
xxx
iv)
Rs
Rs
xxx
To Bank A/C
xxx
v)
xxx
xxx