A sole trader's draft Trading Account reported total Purchases of ₦540,000 and a Gross Profit of ₦210,000 at year-end. However, audit records revealed that the proprietor had taken goods costing ₦35,000 (with a retail selling price of ₦50,000) for personal family use, which had not yet been recorded in the accounting records. What are the corrected figures for total Purchases and Gross Profit after making the necessary adjustment?
Cevap:After making the appropriate accounting adjustment at cost price, the revised total Purchases amount is ₦【505,000】 and the revised Gross Profit is ₦【245,000】.
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The revised total Purchases amount is ₦505,000 and the revised Gross Profit is ₦245,000.
Goods taken by a sole proprietor for personal use must be recorded at cost price (₦35,000) by debiting the Drawings account and crediting the Purchases account. Crediting Purchases reduces the total Purchases balance from ₦540,000 to ₦505,000. Because Cost of Goods Sold is consequently reduced by ₦35,000, the resulting Gross Profit increases from ₦210,000 to ₦245,000.
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Accounting adjustment for goods withdrawn by owner for personal use