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Revision: Single Entry System Accounts HSC Commerce (English Medium) 12th Standard Board Exam Maharashtra State Board

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Definitions [1]

Definition : Depreciation

Depreciation means a gradual decrease in the value of fixed assets like buildings, machinery, furniture, and equipment due to their use, passage of time, or technological changes.

Key Points

Provisions Relating to Interest on Capital
  • No Agreement Mentioned: If the partnership deed is silent about interest on capital, no interest is allowed.
  • Agreement Allows Interest (No Profit = No Interest): If interest is allowed but not stated as a charge or appropriation, interest is given only when there’s profit.
  • Case of Loss: If the firm faces a loss, then no interest on capital is given, even if the deed allows it.
  • Profit ≥ Interest: If the profit is equal to or more than the interest, then full interest is given.
  • Profit < Interest: If the profit is less than the interest, then interest is limited to the profit, and it is shared in proportion to the partners’ interest in capital.
Format: Calculation of Interest on Capital

                                               Calculation of Interest on Capital

Particulars ₹
Interest on Opening Capital
(Opening Capital × Rate of Interest / 100 × 12 / 12)
...
Add: Interest on Additional Capital introduced during the year
[Additional Capital × Rate of Interest / 100 × Period (from the date of introduction to the end of accounting year) / 12]
...
Less: Interest on Capital Withdrawn
[Capital withdrawn × Rate of Interest / 100 × Period (from the date of withdrawal to the end of accounting period) / 12]
...
Total Interest on Capital ...

Concepts [10]

  • Concept of Single Entry System
  • Statements of Affairs
  • Additional Information - Additional Capital
  • Effects of Adjustments-Drawings
  • Concept of Depreciation
  • Additional Information - Undervaluation of Assets and Liabilities
  • Additional Information - Overvaluation of Assets and Liabilities
  • Interest on Capital and Current Accounts
  • Additional Information - Partners Salary
  • Illustrations of Single Entry System
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