[Introduction to Accounting] What are Sundry Debtors? - Class 11 - Chapter 1 - Introduction to Accounting

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Question from T.S. Grewal's Book

Select the correct alternative:

Question (vii) 

A person who owes amount to a firm for goods sold on credit is a

(a) creditor.

(b) debtor.

(c) Both (a) and (b).

(d) None of these.

 

Answer:-

(b) debtor

 

Explanation:-

Debtor is  person or Entity to whom goods are sold on credit.

 

 

Question 9 

Assertion (A): Debtor is the person or party to whom amount is payable due to purchase of goods or rendering of services.

Reason (R): Debtor is the person or party from whom amount is receivable due to sale of goods or rendering of services.

On the basis of the following two statements, identify the correct option out of the following:-

(a)Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are correct but Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of the Assertion (A)

(b) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are correct and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of the Assertion (A)

(c)Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are not correct

(d) Assertion (A) is correct but Reason (R) is not correct

 

Answer:-

None of Above

Assertion is incorrect but reason is correct

 

Competency Based Questions

Question 12

How is amount receivable against sale of goods shown?

 

Answer:-

Trade Debtor.

 

Explanation:-

Debtor is person or Entity to whom goods are sold on credit.

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What are Sundry Debtors Sundry Debtors It is a person or a business who owes us money for sales made or services rendered Note This is a Assets in our books Example Suppose we makes Sales to A for Rs 100000. He has not made payment to us for this sales My Sales Rs 100000 Company -----------------> A Hence, A is our Sundry Debtor as he owe us money Person who Owes us Money For Sale For Services For Other Reason Example Example Example We sell We Provide We gave good to services to loan to a customer client person Customer is Client is It is not called Sundry Sundry sundry debtor Debtor Debtor (Because it is nor sale or services) Note - Sundry Debtor is only for Credit Sales and Not Cash Sales What are Cash and Credit Sale Cash Sales Suppose my company sold goods for Rs 100000 to B on 10 Jan B make Payment to him on 10 Jan by cash Is it Cash Sale or Credit Sale Goods (10 Jan) My Co B Cash (10 Jan) Since Receipt Settled Immediately on 10 Jan it is Cash Sales Note B is not our Debtor in this case as he doesn’t owe or use money Credit Sales Suppose My Company sold goods for Rs 100000 to B on 10 Jan B make Payment to him on 15 Jan by cheque Is it Cash Sale or Credit Sale Goods (10 Jan) My Co B Cheque (15 Jan) Since Receipt Settled at a Later Date it is Credit Sales B is the Debtor in this case (as he owes us money) Difference in Cash & Credit Sale Cash Sale Credit Sale Receipt settled Receipt settled Immediately at later date after sale after sale No Debtor Person who owes For cash sale money is debtor

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