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Class 11 Accountancy Chapter 3- Accounting
Procedures Rules of Debit and Credit
TS Grewal Solutions for Class 11 Accountancy Chapter 3- Accounting Procedures
Rules of Debit and Credit is a major concept to be considered by the students. Here, we
have rendered in a simplistic and a step by step method, which is useful for the
students.
Board CBSE
Class Class 11
Subject Accountancy
Chapter Chapter 3
Chapter Name Accounting Procedures
Rules of Debit and Credit
Number of 7
questions solved
Category TS Grewal
Chapter 3- Accounting Procedures Rules of Debit and Credit defines the below-
mentioned concepts:
● Debit and Credit in Accounting
● Creditor’s & Debtor’s Account
● Preparing Financial Statements
● Asset Account
● Personal, Real, Nominal Accounts
Ts Grewal Solutions for Class 11 Accountancy Chapter 3- Accounting
Procedures Rules of Debit and Credit
QUESTION 1
Classify the following Assets, Liabilities, Capital, Revenue, and Expenses.
(i) Land
(ii) Investment
(iii) Building
(iv) Interest Received
(v) Salary
(vi)Bank Overdraft
(vii) Debtors
(viii)Creditors
(ix) Bad Debtors
(x) Capital
(xi) Depreciation
(xii) Motor Vehicle
(xiii) Freight
(xiv) Wages
(xv) Goodwill
Solution:
Assets Liabilities Capital Revenue Expenses
(i) Land (vi)Bank Overdraft (x) Capital (iv) Interest (v) Salary
(ii) Investment (ix) Bad Debtors Received (ix) Bad Debtors
(iii) Building (xi) Depreciation
(vii) Debtors (xiii) Freight
(xii) Motor Vehicle (xiv) Wages
(xv) Goodwill
QUESTION 2
Following accounts are maintained in the books of Mr. Bipin. Classify them into Personal, Real,
and Nominal accounts.
(i) Land and Building
(ii) Excise Duty
(iii) Creditors
(iv) Capital
(v) Motor Vehicles
(vi) Goodwill
(vii) Investments
(viii) Salary
(ix)Debtors
(x) Bad Debts
(xi) Depreciation
(xii) Wages
(xiii) Repairs
(xiv) Ramesh, a debtor
(xv) Interest Received
(xvi) Bank Overdraft
(xvii) Purchase Return
(xviii) Drawings
(xix)Freight
(xx) Return Inwards
Solution.
Personal Real Nominal
(iii) Creditors (i) Land and Building (ii) Excise Duty
(iv) Capital (v) Motor Vehicles (viii) Salary
(ix)Debtors (vi) Goodwill (x) Bad Debts
(ix)Debtors (vii) Investments (xi) Depreciation
(xiv) Ramesh, a debtor (xii) Wages
(xvi) Bank Overdraft (xiii) Repairs
(xviii) Drawings (xv) Interest Received
(xvii) Purchase Return
(xix)Freight
(xx) Return Inwards
QUESTION 3
In which account will the increase of the following be recorded? State the kind of the account.
(i) Furniture A/C
(ii) Bipin (Owner)
(iii) Salary Account
(iv) Purchase A/C
(v) Sales Account
(vi) Interest Paid Account
(vii) Bigyan (Creditor)
(viii) Madan (Debtor)
Solution.
Name of Account Consequences od Increase Modern Approach
Furniture Debit Assets
Bipin (proprietor) Credit Capital
Salary Debit Expense
Purchase Debit Expense
Sales Credit Revenue
Interest Paid Debit Expense
Bigyan (Creditor) Credit Liabilities
Madan (Debtor) Debit Assets
Name of Account Consequences of Increase Traditional Approach
Furniture Debit Real Account
Bipin (proprietor) Credit Personal Account
Salary Debit Nominal Account
Purchase Debit Nominal Account
Sales Credit Nominal Account
Interest Paid Debit Nominal Account
Bigyan (Creditor) Credit Personal Account
Madan (Debtor) Debit Personal Account
QUESTION 4
Prepare a ‘T’ shape account for electrical goods and insert the below-mentioned transaction on
the correct side.
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