Chapter 10.  Non trading organisation are the organisations  Where there is no sale or purchase of goods  Primary objective of these are –to render.

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chapter 10

 Non trading organisation are the organisations  Where there is no sale or purchase of goods  Primary objective of these are –to render services to society  For example clubs, charitable hospitals,trusts,recreational societies,religious institutions etc  Professions like doctor,engineer,c.a.,consultants are also included.

 Receipt and payment account  Income and expenditure account  Balance sheet

 It is prepared from the cash book  It is a summary of cash transctions of a particular period  It is prepared at the end of a year  It is a real account  It records all receipts and payments (capital and revenue both)  It starts with opening balance of cash and bank  Difference of both sides shows closing balance of cash or bank.  If cr. Side is greater than dr. then difference is overdraft

 Receipt and payment  Items are not entered date wise.  Prepared by non trading organisation.  One item can be written one time(heading wise)  Cash book  Items are entered date wise.  Prepared by trading organisation.  One item can be written many times.

 It is prepared by non trading organisation  It is like profit and loss account.  It records only revenue items.  Dr. all expenses and losses,cr. All incomes and gains.  dr. side – cr. Side = deficit.  Cr. Side – dr. side = surplus

Receipt and payment account Income and expenditure account  Summarised statement of cash transactions.  Commence with opening balance of cash and bank.  Dr. side all cash receipts cr. Side all payments.  Includes receipt and payments of any year.  Revenue and capital nature (both)included  Closing balance cash or overdraft  Like profit and loss account.  Opening balance of cash and bank are not shown.  Dr. side all expenditure and losses, cr. Side all incomes and gains.  Only includes current year transactions.  Only revenue items included.  Closing balance deficit or surplus.

 It shows the financial position.  Surplus of assets over liabilities is called capital fund.  It is required to create opening balance sheet to know capital fund if it is not given.  Closing balance sheet is also maintained at the end of year.

subscriptions donations legacy enterance fees life membership fees specific funds endownment funds capital fund

 Opening and closing balances of cash and bank excluded.  Only revenue items are concerned (related to current year)  Adjustments regarding accrued incomes,outstanding expences, depriciation, profit or loss on sale of assets etc. are to be made.

 Total subscription received during the year  Add=subscription received in advance at the beginning of year  Add=subscription outstanding at the end of the year.  Less=subscription received in advance at the end of year  Less= subscription outstanding at the beginning of the year.

 All cash incomes and payments (capital and revenue )are to be included of any year received and paid during current year respectively.  Commence from opening balance of cash and bank.  Non cash items are excluded.  All cash receipt will be shown in dr. side and payments at cr. Side.

 Income shown by income and expenditure  Add income o/s at the beginning of year  Add income recived in advance at the end of year  Less income received in adv.at the beginning of year  less income o/s at the end of year.