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Transferring-Balances-To-The-Income-Statement Igcse Cie
Exam code:0452 & 0985
Transferring balances to the income statement
Which accounts do I need to transfer to the income statement?
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The income statement is part of the double entry system
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It is used to calculate the profit or loss for the year
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Therefore, the balances for expenses and incomes are transferred to the income statement
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Including sales, purchases, sales returns, and purchases returns
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Expenses are debited to the income statement
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Incomes are credited to the income statement
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Accounts for assets, liabilities and capital are not transferred to the income statement
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These do not directly affect the profit or loss
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How do I transfer a balance on an account to the income statement?
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The process is very similar to balancing an account at the end of a month
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The main difference is
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The balance is not carried down to the next month
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It is transferred to the income statement
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The account should start the next accounting period with a zero balance
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There are a few exceptions
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Including accrued and prepaid expenses and income
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Here is an example of a wages account
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The income statement is being prepared for the year ending 31 May 2024
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Wages Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2023 Aug 1 |
Bank |
3 000 |
2024 May 31 |
Income Statement |
15 000 |
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Nov 1 |
Bank |
4 000 |
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2024 |
Bank |
4 500 |
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May 1 |
Bank |
3 500 |
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15 000 |
15 000 |
How do I transfer balances for inventory to the income statement?
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The starting balance will be on the debit side
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This will be the value of the opening inventory
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This will be brought down as the closing inventory from the previous year
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At the end of the year
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Transfer the balance of the opening inventory to the income statement
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Debit the income statement
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This is an expense for the current year
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Credit the inventory account
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The asset is decreasing
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Total the inventory account to give a zero balance
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Transfer the balance of the closing inventory from the income statement
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Debit the inventory account
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The asset is increasing
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Credit the income statement
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This is not an expense for the current year
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It will be an expense for the following year
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Balance the inventory account and bring down the balance
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This will be the value of the closing inventory for the current year
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This is the value of the opening inventory for the next year
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Worked Example
On 1 April 2023, Hashim had an opening inventory of $4 500.
On 31 March 2024, Hashim had a closing inventory of $3 600.
Prepare the inventory account at 31 March 2024. Balance the account and bring down the balance on 1 April 2024.
Answer
Inventory Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2023 Apr 1 |
Balance b/d |
4 500 |
2024 Mar 31 |
Income Statement |
4 500 |
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4 500 |
4 500 |
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2024 Mar 31 |
Income Statement |
3 600 |
2024 Mar 31 |
Balance c/d |
3 600 |
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3 600 |
3 600 |
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Apr 1 |
Balance b/d |
3 600 |
In which account do I enter the profit or loss?
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The income statement will show the profit or loss for the year
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This balance is transferred to the capital account
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Debit the capital account if it is a loss
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Credit the capital account if it is a profit
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The total capital can be calculated at the end of the year:
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Transfer the balance on the drawings account to the capital account
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This will be a debit entry
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Balance the capital account
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Worked Example
Zabir had $80 000 capital on 1 June 2023. Zabir made a profit of $40 000 for the year ending 31 May 2024. During that year, Zabir took $15 000 from the business for personal use.
Prepare the capital account at 31 May 2024. Balance the account and bring down the balance on 1 June 2024.
Answer
Capital Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 May 31 |
Drawings |
15 000 |
2023 |
Balance b/d |
80 000 |
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2024 May 31 |
Balance c/d |
105 000 |
2024 |
Income statement |
40 000 |
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120 000 |
120 000 |
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2024 |
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105 000 |
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