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Q.Goods worth Rs.5000 destroyed in fire? Insurance claim
received RS.4000 for the goods lost? Loss of Rs.1000 pass
the entries in the books of accounts?
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Answer Posted / nandish
Goods destroyed by fire a/c Dr 5000
To inventory a/c Cr 5000
(Being goods destroyed by fire)
Bank a/c Dr 4000
Loss on goods destroyed by fire Dr 1000
To goods destroyed by fire Cr 5000
Being insurence claim received
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