[Class 11 Accountancy] Different Types of Purchase - Teachoo - Chapter 1 - Introduction to Accounting

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Select the correct alternative:

Question (ix)

Purchase means purchase of

(a) goods for resale.

(b) stationery for office use.

(c) assets for the factory.

(d) None of these.

 

Answer:

(a) goods for resale

  • Purchase refer to goods purchased for re-sale or manufacturing of goods.

 

Question (xxviii)

Purchase refers to the buying of

(a) Stationery for office use.

(b) Assets for the factory.

(c) Goods for resale.

(d) Investment.

 

Answer:

(c) Goods for resale.

 

Question (xxix)

Goods means

(a) Items purchased for own consumption.

(b) Items purchased for donation.

(c) Items purchased for resale.

(d) Items purchased for use in business

 

Answer:

(c) Items purchased for resale.

 

Question (xvii)

Which of the following are goods?

(a) Machines manufactured for sale.

(b) Furniture purchased for sale.

(c) Books and stationery purchased by a book-seller.

(d) All of the above.

 

Answer:

(d) All of the above.

 

Explanation:

In this question refers to the tangible items that a business purchases, manufactures, and sells to generate revenue.

Shopkeeper & manufactures sell goods while service provider deals in services.

 

 

Question 4

D-Gadgets Traders deals in computer accessories such as Laptops, desktops, Tablets, Printers, Digital Diaries, I-Pods etc. In the books of the firm, Purchases refers to the purchase of

(a) Tablets for donating to NGO.

(b) Laptops for Office purpose.

(c) Desktop for Proprietor’s son.

(d) Printers for Resale.

 

Answer:

(d) Printers for Resale

 

Explanation:

In this question refers to the tangible items that a business purchases, manufactures, and sells to generate revenue.

Shopkeeper & manufactures sell goods while service provider deals in services.

 

Question 13

A firm has sold its old asset for ₹ 10,000. The sale amount will be included in sales. Is it correct?

 

Answer:

No, the amount will not be included in sale because it is not a sale of goods.

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Different Types of Business Shopkeeper Manufacturer Service Provider Example Cloth Shop Example Cloth Factory Example Tailor Suppose We Open A Cloth Shop Buy Clothes 50000 Sold Clothes 60000 Electricity Bill 4000 What is Purchase, Sale & Profit ? Sale 60000 Purchase 50000 Electricity bill 4000 Total Expense 54000 Profit 6000(Expense) Suppose we open a Cloth Factory Buy Cotton 80000 Sold Clothes 100000 Electricity Bill 10000 What is Purchase, Sale & Profit ? Sale 100000 Purchase 80000 Electricity bill 10000 Total Expense 90000 Profit 10000(Expense) In this case Purchase & sale items are different. We Purchased cotton & manufactured clothesSuppose we open a Tailor Shop Service Charges 5000 Electricity Bill 1000 What is Purchase, Sale & Profit ? Service charge 5000 Electricity bill 1000 Total Expense 1000 Profit 4000(Expense) (Income-Expense) In this case no Purchase & Sale Only Service Provided (Stitching of Clothes)Difference Between Shopkeeper And ManufacturerShopkeeper Example:-Cloth shop In cloth shop we buy clothes from whole seller & sale clothes to customer. Purchase Goods for re-sale Manufacturer Example:-Cloth factory In Cloth factory we purchase cotton from vendor, manufacture clothes & sale clothes to customer Purchase Goods for Manufacturing. Purchase refers to the purchase of goods for resale or for use in manufacturing.Summary Purchase : It is the transaction involving exchange of money to obtain goods for Re-sale or Manufacturing Manufacturer :- Manufacturer purchase raw material and sells finished products Shopkeeper :- Shopkeeper purchase from whole sellers or manufacturers and sell these goods to customers for final consumption of products. Service Provider :- Service Provider do not buy or sell commodity They just take their service charges for the services provided

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