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Particulars                           Particulars
           To salaries, wages & bonus    4,81,250   By gross profit            22,50,000
                                                                 Unit 12: Divisible Profits and Managerial Remuneration
           To general exps.              1,85,000   By subsidy from government    1,50,000
           To expenditure on             2,05,000   By profit on sale of assets (cost price   2,50,000
                                                  of   6,25,000 and written down value
                                                    4,50,000).
           Scientific research (cost of an apparatus)   35,000                                  Notes
           To manager’s salary           75,000
           To commission to manager      15,000
           To reserve for b/d.           43,750
           To provision for income tax   6,00,000
           To proposed dividend          2,50,000
           To balance c/d                7,60,000
                                         26,50,000                             26,50,000
               Depreciation as per Income Tax Rules amounts to   2,02,000. Calculate the managerial

               remuneration.
          14.  Following are the relevant balances taken from the books of Shashi Ltd. You are required
               to calculate the remuneration of the managing director at  5% of  the profit ascertained
               according to the Companies Act. Find out the excess amount, if any, paid to him.

               Net profit                                                         69,279
               Items considered for arriving at the above net profit:
               (a)  provision for taxation                                       1,05,455
               (b)  managing director’s remuneration                              13,552
               (c )  preliminary expenses                                         10,500

               (d)  director’s fees                                                7,000
               (e)  provision for doubtful debts                                  21,000
               (f)  depreciation                                                  33,810

               (g)  depreciation allowed as per schedule XIV                      31,500
               (h)  donation to sister concerns                                   10,500
               (i)  ex-gratia payment to employees                                 3,500
          15.  Determine the maximum remuneration available to the part-time director and manager
               of the Ankit Tyres Co. Ltd., (a manufacturing company) under sections 309 and 387 of the
               Companies Act, 1956, from the following particulars:

               Before charging any such remuneration the profit and loss account showed a credit balance
               of   9,90,000 for the year ended 31st December, 2005 after taking into account the following
               matters:



               (a)  capital expenditure                                         2,25,000
               (b)  subsidiary received from central government                 1,80,000
               (c )  special depreciation                                         30,000
               (d)  multiple allowance                                            45,000
               (e)  bonus to foreign technicians                                1,35,000

               (f)  provision for taxation                                     12,00,000
               (g)  compensation paid to injured worker                           30,000
               (h)  ex-gratia payment to an employee                              15,000




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