Saturday, 23 January 2021

CH 11 - GOODS, PURCHASES, SALES ETC

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(28) Goods

                                                          Goods

Goods include all these things which are purchased for resale or which are used for producing the finished products which are also mean to be sold. Thus for a furniture dealer purchase of Tables and Chairs in terms as goods, while for others it is furniture as an Assets.

                                                     Purchases

The terms purchases is used for purchase of goods for resale or for producing the finished products which are also to be sold. The term purchases includes both cash and credit purchases of Goods.

                                         Purchases Return/Returns Outwards

Goods purchased may be returned to the Supplier for any reason, say they are defective, are known as purchases Return. Such returns are also ‘termed as returns outwards'.

                                                  Sales

Sales means transfer of ownership of Goods or Services to customers for a price. The term sales includes both cash and credit sales. The term sales is never used for the sale of Assets. For Example; if cloth merchant sells cloth, it will be termed as sales, but if the same cloth merchant sells old furniture it will not be termed as sales.

                                                   Sales Return’ Returns Inward

Some Customers might return the goods to them these are termed as sales returns or returns inwards.

                                                            Debtors

Those persons or firms to whom Goods have been Sold or services rendered on credit and payment has not been received from them. For Examples; Goods sold for Rs. 50,000 to Mohan on credit. He will continue to remain the debtor of the Business so long as, he does not make the full payment.

                                                             Creditors

Those persons or firms from whom goods have been purchased or services taken on credit and payment has not been made to them. For example: If Goods purchased from Ajay for Rs. 40,000 on credit. He will continue to remain the creditor of the firm so long as, the full payment is not made to him.