Book
Keeping - 5 marks question asked in 1988
& 2015
Differences between
Item
|
Cash
Accounting
|
Accrual
Accounting
|
1. Basis
|
Cash is the basis for recognition of Income or
expense. That means actual cash received or paid is the basis.
|
Revenue earned for income and expense incurred is
the basis. That means Cash received or
paid is immaterial
|
2. Nature
|
Simple
|
Complex
|
3. Matching concept
|
No.
Example :
Advance Rs. one Lakh received in 2018 December, for which service is not
delivered in FY 2018-19. But Rs. One
lakh is accounted in Fy 2018-19 as income only, though service is not
rendered. That means Income received,
but corresponding expense is not incurred in that particular year. Hence No
matching concept.
|
Yes.
Advance Rs. one Lakh received in 2018 December, for which service is not
delivered in FY 2018-19. Here Rs. One
lakh is accounted in Fy 2018-19 as Creditor/Advance income only . If service delivers in FY 2019-20, advance
income shown in 2018-19 FY is adjusted as income earned in the year FY 2019-20. Because service delivered and income earned
are matched in FY 2019-20.
|
4. Recognition of Revenue
|
Cash is received
|
Revenue is earned
|
5. Recognition of Expense
|
Cash is paid
|
Expense is incurred
|
6. Accuracy
|
Low
|
High
|
7. Suitable for
|
Not for profit / Govt / Charitable organisations
|
Business/ Commercial organisations
|
8. Recognised by Govt
|
Not by Companies Act, 2013
|
By Companies Act, 2013
|
9. Focus on
|
Liquidity
|
Profit and Loss
|
10. Treatment of Prepaid expenses
|
Charged to current year profits
|
Recorded as Assets in Balance Sheet
|
11. Treatment of outstanding expenses
|
Not recorded
|
Recorded in Debit side of Profit and Loss Account and Liabilities side
of Balance Sheet
|
12. Recording of Credit Purchases and
Credit Sales
|
No
|
Yes
|
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