Recording of Transactions II · Class 11 Accountancy · Chapter 4

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📊 Recording of Transactions – II

CBSE Class 11 Humanities & Commerce · Accountancy · Chapter 1

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30Exam-paper marks
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85%Prepare and balance a ledger account (post + balance c/d + balance b/d) — T-account, post on the same side, total both sides, balance c/d on shorter side, bring b/d down opposite, interpret Dr/Cr.4 MARKS
80%Prepare a double-column (cash + bank) cash book with contra entries — Receipts debit, payments credit; cash vs bank column; mark contra 'C'; balance both columns (e.g. Cash ₹15,000 Dr, Bank ₹42,000 Dr).6 MARKS
60%What is a contra entry? Example + how marked — Cash↔bank, both columns of same cash book, 'C' in L.F., not re-posted to ledger.3 MARKS
90%Which special purpose book records a given transaction — Credit goods → purchases/sales book; cash → cash book; credit asset → journal proper; returns → return books.3 MARKS
55%Imprest petty cash / distinguish journal vs ledger — Imprest = fixed float reimbursed by amount spent; journal = first record/chronological, ledger = classified account-wise/balanced.3 MARKS
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