Which of this A/c appearing in trial balance is NOT transferred to income statement?
A
Salary A/c
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B
Purchase A/c
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C
Accumulated Depreciation A/c
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D
Bad Debts A/c
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Solution
The correct option is C Accumulated Depreciation A/c There are two ways to record the depreciation in the books of account.
1) Depreciation a/c is debited and the respective asset a/c will be credited. In such case, depreciation is recorded in the profit & loss a/c and assets are shown in the balance sheet on the net value i.e. gross value- depreciation.
2) In the second method, assets are always kept in the books on their original value. Depreciation is routed through accumulated depreciation a/c. In such case, assets are shown in the balance sheet as Gross assets minus accumulated depreciation.
Accumulated depreciation a/c is not to be transferred to income statement and to be shown in the balance sheet.