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    SECTIONAL BALANCING

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    SELF-BALANCING SYSTEMS1. What are the different type !f "ed#er$

    The following are the different types of ledgers:a) Debtors Ledger: It contains personal accounts of trade debtors to whom goods

    are sold on credit. This ledger is also called sales ledger or sold ledger.

    b) Creditors Ledger: It contains the personal accounts of trade creditors fromwhom goods are purchased on credit. This ledger is also called purchase

    ledger or bought ledger.

    c) General Ledger: It contains all real and nominal accounts and remainingpersonal accounts like capital drawings loan bank o!erdraft etc. This ledger

    is also called nominal ledger.

    %. What are the a!'nt prepared 'nder eti!na" (a"anin# yte)$

    "nder sectional balancing system two counts are maintained in the General ledger.

    They are:a) Total Debtors #ccount or $ales ledger Control #ccount

    b) Total Creditors #ccount or %urchase ledger Control #ccount&. 'hat are the accounts prepared under self(balancing system

    "nder self(balancing systems following account are prepared:

    a) In General Ledger $ales Ledger #d*ustment #ccount is prepared and in $alesLedger General Ledger #d*ustment #ccount is prepared

    b) In General Ledger %urchase Ledger #d*ustment #ccount is prepared and in

    %urchase Ledger General Ledger #ccount is prepared.+. Gi!e specimen of Total Debtors #ccount.

    In the General Ledger

    Total Debtors #ccount or $ales Ledger Control #ccount%articulars ,s. %articulars ,s

    To -alance bd/0pening debit balance)

    To Credit sales

    To -, dishonouredTo -, renewed

    To Cash refunded to

    CustomersTo $undry charges

    /Interest charged and

    noting charges)To -alance cd /Closing credit balance)

    -y -alance bd /0pening credit balance)

    -y Cash recei!ed

    -y -, recei!ed-y Discount allowed

    -y #llowances gi!en

    -y $ales returns-y -ad debts written off

    -y Transfer /$et off)

    -y -alance cd /Closing debit balance)

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    3. Gi!e specimen of Total Creditors #ccount.

    In the General Ledger

    Total Creditors #ccount or %urchase Ledger Control #ccount

    %articulars ,s. %articulars ,s.

    To -alance bd

    /0pening debit balance)To -% issuedTo -, recei!ed endorsed

    To Discount recei!ed

    To #llowances recei!ed

    To %urchase returnsT0 Transfer /$et off)

    To -alance cd

    /Closing credit balance)

    -y -alance bd

    /0pening credit balance)-y Credit purchases-y -% dishonoured

    -y ,efund from creditors

    -y #llowances gi!en

    -y Interest and e4penses%ayable to creditors.

    -y -alance cd

    /Closing debit balance)

    5. 6ame any fi!e transactions which are not recorded total Debtors #ccount and TotalCreditors #ccount.

    a) Cash sales

    b) Cash purchases

    c) %ro!ision for bad and doubtful debtsd) %ro!ision for discount on debtors and creditors

    e) -ad debts pre!iously written off now reco!ered.

    f) -ills recei!able discounted.g) Trade discount.

    h) -ills payable met during the year

    i) Cash recei!ed from bills recei!able on due dates.7. 'hat are the ad!antages of self(balancing and sectional balancing ledgers

    Important ad!antages are gi!en below:

    a) 8rrors are detected 9uicklyb) If errors creep into any particular ledger only that ledger is checked up. This

    sa!es time and energy.

    c) It ser!es as a basis of internal check system.

    d) The figures of total debtors and total creditors are readily a!ailable.e) It helps to prepare final account 9uickly.

    . 'hat are the differences between self(balancing and sectional balancing systems

    $elf -alancing $ystem $ectional -alancing $ystem

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