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(1) Base Case - warranty claims handled in-house

Period
Transactions
Beginning of Cash
Year 1
Revenue
(TV sold for Rs. 1000 cash)
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
(Cost of goods sold being recorded - matching)
Cash
Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
(Entire warranty amount received upfront)
End of Year 1 Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
Revenue
(Proportionate warranty income recorded)
End of Year 1 Warranty expense
Provision for Warranty
(Warranty expense recorded - matching)
End of Year 2 Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
Revenue
(Proportionate warranty income recorded)
End of Year 2 Warranty expense
Provision for Warranty
(Warranty expense recorded - matching)
During Year 3 Provision for Warranty
Cash
(Actual claim from the customer)
End of Year 3 Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
Revenue
(Proportionate warranty income recorded)
End of Year 3 Warranty expense
Provision for Warranty
(Warranty expense recorded - matching)

Please Note: The above 2 cases have been presented


accounting can be done for other cases (variations). F
of completion method is adopted as discussed today,
revenue upfront and lower deferred revenue. In prin
the same.

n-house

(2) Advanced Case - warranty outsourc


Debit
1,000

Credit
1,000

Period
Beginning of
Year 1

950
950
210
210
End of Year 1

70
70

End of Year 1

25
25

End of Year 2

70
70

End of Year 2

25
25

End of Year 3

45
45

End of Year 3

70
70
25
25

have been presented in detail here. Similarly the


er cases (variations). For instance, if percentage
d as discussed today, you would record a higher
erred revenue. In principle other things remain
the same.

Advanced Case - warranty outsourced (contract with a vendor)


Transactions
Cash
Revenue
(TV sold for Rs. 1000 cash)
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
(Cost of goods sold being recorded - matching)
Cash
Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
(Entire warranty amount received upfront)
Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
Revenue
(Proportionate warranty income recorded)
Warranty expense
Cash
(Warranty expense recorded - matching)
Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
Revenue
(Proportionate warranty income recorded)
Warranty expense
Cash
(Warranty expense recorded - matching)
Deferred (Unearned) Revenue
Revenue
(Proportionate warranty income recorded)
Warranty expense
Cash
(Warranty expense recorded - matching)

Debit
1,000

Credit
1,000

950
950
210
210
70
70
25
25
70
70
25
25
70
70
25
25

Date
During
January
During
January
During
January

Transactions
Cash
Revenue
(Hats sold for cash; 4000@9/Hat 10% trade discount)

Accounts Receivable
Revenue
(Hats sold on Credit; 4000@10/Hat)

Cash
Credit Card Service Fee
Revenue
(Credit Card Sales; 2000@10/Hat, 2% Fee)

Jan 31st

Cash
Cash Discount
Accounts Receivable
(Cash received from customers, 5% cash discount)

Jan 31st

Sales Return
Accounts Receivable
(Hats returned by customers, 300 hats @ Rs.10/hat)

Debit
36,000

Credit
36,000
Sales break-up (week-wise)

40,000
40,000
19,600
400

Total Hats
Sold in last week at a trade discount of 10%
Sold in first 3 weeks

20,000
Sales break-up (mode of payment wise)
19,000
1,000
20,000
3,000
3,000

Total Hats
Credit
Credit Card
Cash

Units
10000
4000
6000

Amount
100000
36000
60000

Units
10000
4000
2000
4000

Amount
100000
40000
20000
36000

(1) Allowance for Bad Debts as 5% of Credit Sales


Debits
2011

2012

2013

Accounts Receivables
Amount
Credits

Op. Balance

20,000

Allowance for Bad Debts (Bad Debts


written off)

Sales (Credit)

40,000

Cash (collection from customers)

Op. Balance

29,000

Allowance for Bad Debts (Bad Debts


written off)

Sales (Credit)

70,000

Cash (collection from customers)

Op. Balance

16,000

(2) Allowance for Bad Debts as 10% of Accounts Receivables


Debits
2011

2012

2013

Accounts Receivables
Amount
Credits

Op. Balance

20,000

Allowance for Bad Debts (Bad Debts


written off)

Sales (Credit)

40,000

Cash (collection from customers)

Op. Balance

29,000

Allowance for Bad Debts (Bad Debts


written off)

Sales (Credit)

70,000

Cash (collection from customers)

Op. Balance

16,000

Please note: Current year's opening balance is previous year's closing


Amount
3,000

Debits

Allowance for Bad Debts


Amount

2011

Accounts Receivables
(Bad Debts written off)

3,000

2012

Accounts Receivables
(Bad Debts written off)

5,000

28,000

5,000
78,000

2013

ts Receivables
Amount
3,000

Debits

Allowance for Bad Debts


Amount

2011

Accounts Receivables
(Bad Debts written off)

3,000

2012

Accounts Receivables
(Bad Debts written off)

5,000

28,000

5,000
78,000

2013

e is previous year's closing balance

Allowance for Bad Debts


Credits

Amount

Op. Balance

1,000

Bad Debt Expense


(5% of Credit Sales)

2,000

Op. Balance

Bad Debt Expense


(5% of Credit Sales)

3,500

Op. Balance

(1,500)

Allowance for Bad Debts


Credits

Amount

Op. Balance

1,000

Bad Debt Expense (balancing figure)

4,900

Op. Balance
(10% of the AR balance)

2,900

Bad Debt Expense (balancing figure)

3,700

Op. Balance
(10% of the AR balance)

1,600

Debits
2014

2015

Op. Balance

Raw Materials
Amount
Credits
WIP
245
(Transferred to WIP)

Purchases

850

Op. Balance

400

Amount
695

2014

Debits

WIP
Amount

Op. Balance

18

Raw Materials
(Transferred from Raw Materials)

695

Salary: Factory
Fuel
Electricity - Factory
Depreciation - Plant & Mach.

600
100
75
125

Op. Balance

28

2015

Less:

Sales
COGS
Gross Profit

2700
1,425
1,275

Salary: Marketing & Admin


Electricity - Admin Office
Depreciation - Admin Office

300
35
30

Less:

Total Operating Expenses


Operating Income

365
910

Less:

Interest
Profit Before Tax

50
860

Credits
WIP
(Transferred to WIP)

Amount
1,585

Debits
2014

2015

Finished Goods
Amount

Op. Balance

340

Raw Materials
(Transferred from Raw
Materials)

1,585

Op. Balance

500

Finished Goods
Credits

Amount

Cost of Good Sold

1,425

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