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Profit and loss account

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Profit and loss account:  It shows the performance of the entity i.e. profit earned or loss suffered considering all indirect expenses and incomes.  Gross profit or gross loss from trading account is transferred to P&L a/c.  Other incomes like discount, interest, etc. are credited.  Administrative expense, selling and distribution expense, financial expense, income tax, losses, etc. are debited to it.  The net profit/net loss is transferred to P&L appropriation A/c (if made) otherwise to capital A/c.  If trading A/c is not prepared then in place of gross profit/gross loss all items of trading A/c will come in P&L A/c itself  Although not necessary, but usually full profit/loss is transferred to proprietor/ partners capital account, hence profit & loss account does not appear in balance sheet.

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