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Consignor

Consignee

Mr. Amit remits all sales

proceeds to Mr. Vivek, after

deducting his expenses and

‘Commission’, together with an

‘Account Sales’.

Mr. Vivek sends his goods to Mr. Amit, together

with a ‘Proforma Invoice’, to sell such goods

on behalf of &

at the Risk of Mr. Vivek

Mr. Vivek

Mr. Amit

Sale to Buyers

A Statement showing Amount to be Remitted

to Consignor, after making deductions

Agent of Mr. Vivek

Principal of Mr. Amit

Proforma Invoice

Quantity Rate etc.

Account Sales

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……-……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

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Account Sales

This is

called

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Commission paid to Consignee as reward for

his work done

Additional commission paid to encourage

consignee to make credit sales

This is the additional commission paid to consignee,

To promote sales at higher prices than specified, or

To encourage consignee to put hard work in introducing

a new product.

Bad-debts are borne by Consignor

Bad-debts are borne by Consignee

It is paid as Fixed

percentage of Gross

Sale

Unless otherwise

agreed, it is paid on

Total Sales [not only

Credit Sales]

As per Agreement, it is

paid on

Total Sales, or

Difference b/w Actual

Sale value & Specified value

Ordinary

Commission

Del-credere

Commission

Over-riding

Commission

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Calculation of Commission

Types of Commission

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500 units, Cost `200

each

4/5th goods for `95,000

Commission = 2% on Sales + 20% of Gross Sales less All Commission, exceeds Cost price

Commission 4% on Sales @

`225 p.u.

20% of any Surplus

price realised + =

Out of Sales `95,000, Credit sales were `50,000

Commission 4% on Sales 2% Del-credere Comm. + =

500 units, Cost `200

each

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= 2% on Total Sales + 20% of [Gross Sales – All Commissions – Cost price]

Implies

Commission

Calculate Commission in Following Cases :

= 2% * 95,000 + 20% * [95,000 – X – 80,000] X

= 4083.33 = Commission X

Commission 4% (225 * 400) 20% [95,000–(225 * 400)] + =

4,600 =

Commission 4% * 95,000 2% * 95,000 + =

5,700 =

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Consignor

Sale to Buyers

Mr. Vivek

Consignor’s expenses

Loading,

freight,

insurance-in-transit etc.

Consignee’s exp. (upto goods reach his

premises)

Unloading,

Custom duty, Octroi

Carriage inwards,

Transportation etc.

Expenses related to sales

Selling & Distribution

expenses

Non-recurring exp.

Consignee

Mr. Amit

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Expenses while in premises

Godown rent

Insurance charges Office & admin. etc.

Recurring exp.

Here are the various

Expenses incurred at different stages of Consignment

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All expenses incurred by consignor

Cost Price

Net Realizable

Value (NRV)

Purchase Price

All expenses incurred

to bring goods to their

present location &

condition or

Whichever is

lesser

Expected Sale Price

of Unsold goods

Selling expenses

PLUS

MINUS

Expenses incurred by consignee till goods have finally reached

his godown i.e. only Non-recurring expenses of Consignee

Valuation of Consignment Stock At the year-end, any Unsold goods with Consignee, will be

treated as Stock of Consignor

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Consignor’s expenses

` 4,000

Consignee’s expenses

Non-recurring

`1,000

Consignee’s expenses

Recurring

`2,000

500 units Cost `400

each

Particulars Amt. / Units

Cost of goods

Consignor’s

Expenses Consignee’s Non-R Exp.

Total cost of goods

consigned

2,00,000

4,000

1,000

2,05,000

No. of Units 500 u

Cost per unit `410

Value of Stock at Cost

[200u]

82,000

500 units Cost `400

each

300 units Sold

Valuation of Stock at

Cost

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In some cases, Consignor prepares Proforma Invoice, at a price more than Cost Price (say, 100+20).

Such price is called ‘Invoice Price’

Consigning goods above Cost Price has 2 impacts :

‘Goods sent’ are

recorded at Invoice

price

Unsold Stock at the end

of year, is also valued

at Invoice price

To ascertain True Profit/Loss

position, both above should be

recorded at Cost

passing a Reverse

Journal entry transferring the loading

to a Reserve,called

‘Stock Reserve’

Effect of Loading is Removed by

Effect of Loading is removed by

Consignment at ‘Above Cost Price’

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Consignment A/c

Dr. 120

To Goods Sent on Consignment

120

Goods Sent on Consignment

Dr. 20

To Consignment 20

Closing Stock Dr. 120 To Consignment 120

Consignment Dr. 20 To Stock Res. 20

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Goods costing `80,000 Sent at Cost + 25%

Invoice Value = ??

Goods Costing `1,00,000 Sent at 20% profit on Invoice Value

Invoice Value = ??

20% of the Goods, whose Invoice

value was `15,000, were destroyed. Invoice Value of Goods sent = ??

Goods Invoiced at `1,00,000 Sent at Cost + 20%

Cost = ??

` 1,00,000 ` 1,25,000

` 75,000 ` 83,333

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Practice Questions

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Goods costing

`1,00,000

4/5th goods for

`1,10,000

Cost + 25%

Commission 4% upto

Invoice Value

20% of any Surplus

above Invoice Value + =

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Calculate Commission in Following Case :

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Consignor’s expenses

` 4,000

Consignee’s expenses

Non-recurring

`1,000

500 units Cost `400

each

Particulars Amt. / Units

Total cost of goods consigned at

I/P

[(500*500) + 4000 + 1000]

2,55,000

No. of Units 500 u

Cost per unit `510

Value of Stock at I/P

[200u]

1,02,000

500 units I/P `500

each

300 units sold

Value of Stock at Cost

[200u]

82,000

Amount of Stock Reserve 20,000 Loading on 1 unit (500-400) = `100

Loading on Stock of 200 units = `100 * 200

= 20,000 = Stock Reserve

Valuation of Stock at Invoice Pr.

Amount of Stock Reserve

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Consignee’s expenses

Recurring

`2,000

Simpler way to calculate Stock Reserve :

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Sale to Buyers

Loss

es

Abnormal Loss

Avoidable losses, due to abnormal factors like fire, theft. [Loss-in-transit; Loss in

consignee’s godown]

Not treated as part of cost

Valuation just as of Closing Stock

Normal Loss

Unavoidable losses, due to inherent features of goods

e.g. evaporation.

Treated as part of cost

No separate valuation is done

Loss-in-Transit Loss at Godown

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1/10th units Lost in Godown

Consignor’s expenses

` 4,000

Consignee’s expenses

Non-recurring

`1,000

Consignee’s expenses

Recurring

`2,000

500 units Cost `400

each

Particulars If Loss is Abnormal

If Loss is Normal

Total cost of goods consigned at

I/P

[(500*400) + 4000 + 1000]

2,05,000

This Cost is borne by 500 u

Cost per unit `410

500 units Cost `400

each

300 units Sold

Value of Stock [150u] 61,500

Value of Loss [50u] 20,500

Valuation of Loss

Valuation of Stock

- Loss in Godown

2,05,000

450 u

`455.5

68,325

Normally, it must be treated as ‘Abnormal Loss’ 14

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Loss-in-transit – 1/10th goods

Consignor’s expenses

` 4,000

Consignee’s expenses

Non-recurring

`1,000

500 units Cost `400

each

450 units Cost `400

each

Consignee’s expenses

Recurring

`2,000

300 units Sold

Particulars Loss is Abnormal Loss is Normal

Consignors’ exp. 4,000

Borne by All 500 u

Cost p.u. of all units [500] ` 408

Valuation of Loss

Valuation of Stock

- Loss in Transit

Cost of units 2,00,000

2,04,000

Consignee’s Non-R exp. 1,000

Borne by Only 450 u

Cost p.u. of good units [450] ` 2.2

Total cost p.u. for good units 410.2

Value of Stock [150 Good

units] 61,530

Value of Lost goods [50u *

408] 20,400

4,000

450 u

` 453.3

2,00,000

2,04,000

1,000

450 u

` 2.2

455.5

68,325

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Date Particulars Amt. (`)

Date Particulars Amt. (`)

All Expenses of Consignor

[To Cash A/c]

Goods sent (At Invoice Value)

[To Goods Sent on Consignm. A/c] Sale Proceeds from Consignee

[By Consignee’s A/c]

Stock on Consignment (At Inv. Val.)

[By Stock A/c]

Goods sent (Loading)

[By Goods Sent on Consign. A/c] All Expenses of Consignee

[To Consignee’s A/c]

Loss on Consignment

[By P & L A/c]

Bad-debts (IF Consignee is not to bear Risk of Bad-debts)

[To Consignee’s A/c]

Consignment A/c

Commission

[To Consignee’s A/c]

Profit on Consignment

[To P & L A/c]

Stock on Consignment (Loading)

[To Stock Reserve A/c]

Following is the Consignment Account which helps to

Learn Journal Entries of Consignment, and

Calculate Profit/Loss on Consignment

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Account Sales

Actual Sales xx

(-) All Expenses incurred by Consignee

xx

(-) Bad-debts (if no del-credere commission)

xx

(-) Commission due to him xx (-) Advance already given to

consignor xx

Amount to be remitted xx

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Following is the Account Sales which helps to

Calculate the amount to be remitted by Consignee to

Consignor

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