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This same form can also be used for the Stock Capital ledger.
For our purpose accounts should be divided into two parts: (1) General Accounts.
(2) Accounts with Trade Creditors.
Postings of totals to the ledger should be made monthly in conjunction with the foregoing system of store records.
It is thought more serviceable to describe Ledger Accounts in detail rather than just state what they are. Brevity is therefore sacrificed to this purpose: (1) Stock Capital Credit Stock Capital A/c with ac...tual paid-in capital stock, or paid by divi- dends account.
Debit returned stock capital through withdrawals, etc.
Balance at end of period is amount of stock capital- of the society.
(2) Loan Capital A/c Credit with all receipts for loan capital. Charge (debit) with all dis- bursements.
Balance to be carried forward.
(3) Savings-Return {Dividend) A/c _ Credit this account with total amount of savings-returns (dividends) accrued to members.
Debit with savings-returns (dividends)) paid out in cash, or for transfers to Stock Capital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This same form can also be used for the Stock Capital ledger.
For our purpose accounts should be divided into two parts: (1) General Accounts.
(2) Accounts with Trade Creditors.
Postings of totals to the ledger should be made monthly in conjunction with the foregoing system of store records.
It is thought more serviceable to describe Ledger Accounts in detail rather than just state what they are. Brevity is therefore sacrificed to this purpose: (1) Stock Capital Credit Stock Capital A/c with ac...tual paid-in capital stock, or paid by divi- dends account.
Debit returned stock capital through withdrawals, etc.
Balance at end of period is amount of stock capital- of the society.
(2) Loan Capital A/c Credit with all receipts for loan capital. Charge (debit) with all dis- bursements.
Balance to be carried forward.
(3) Savings-Return {Dividend) A/c _ Credit this account with total amount of savings-returns (dividends) accrued to members.
Debit with savings-returns (dividends)) paid out in cash, or for transfers to Stock Capital.
What to read after Co-Operative Accounting ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheel, Ernest C to read onlineMoreLess
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