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  1. Discuss in detail the importance of Accounting. OR
  2. Sumathi has a hotel. The following transactions took place in her business. Journalise them.
January₹
1Started business with cash3,00,000
2Purchased goods from Rajiv on credit1,00,000
3Cash deposited with the Bank2,00,000
20Borrowed loan from Bank1,00,000
22Withdrew from Bank for personal use800
23Amount paid to Rajiv in full settlement through NEFT99,000
25Paid Club bill of the Proprietor by cheque200
26Paid electricity bill of the Proprietor's house through debit card2,000
31Lunch provided free of cost to a charity1,000
31Bank levied charges for Locker rent1,000
Tamil Nadu DgeTamil Nadu HSC First Year (DGE) Commerce Board 2025Subjective· 5mImportance★★★★★
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(a) Accounting matters for records, profit/position, decisions, tax, legal evidence and control; (b) full journal of Sumathi's ten transactions (owner's personal payments = drawings).

(a) Importance of Accounting

  1. Systematic records: it replaces human memory by keeping complete, permanent records of all business transactions.
  2. Ascertaining profit or loss: the Trading and Profit & Loss account shows how much the business earned or lost.
  3. Ascertaining financial position: the Balance Sheet shows the assets, liabilities and capital on a given date.
  4. Aid to decision-making and management control: reliable data helps in planning, budgeting and controlling operations.
  5. Legal evidence: properly kept books are accepted as evidence in courts and settle disputes.
  6. Assessment of tax: accurate accounts help correctly compute and support GST/income-tax liability.
  7. Comparison and performance evaluation: results of different years/firms can be compared.
  8. Detection and prevention of errors and frauds: systematic recording makes errors and frauds easier to trace.

(b) Journal of Sumathi (Hotel)

DateParticularsL.F.Dr ₹Cr ₹
Jan 1Cash A/c Dr3,00,000
  To Capital A/c3,00,000
(Started business with cash)
Jan 2Purchases A/c Dr1,00,000
  To Rajiv A/c1,00,000
(Goods purchased from Rajiv on credit)
Jan 3Bank A/c Dr2,00,000
  To Cash A/c2,00,000
(Cash deposited into bank)
Jan 20Bank A/c Dr1,00,000
  To Bank Loan A/c1,00,000
(Loan borrowed from bank)
Jan 22Drawings A/c Dr800
  To Bank A/c800
(Withdrew from bank for personal use)
Jan 23Rajiv A/c Dr1,00,000
  To Bank A/c99,000
  To Discount received A/c1,000
(Paid Rajiv by NEFT in full settlement; discount ₹1,000)
Jan 25Drawings A/c Dr200
  To Bank A/c200
(Proprietor's club bill paid by cheque)
Jan 26Drawings A/c Dr2,000

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