No. Purchases for resale is treated as current asset.
Accounting entry:
Step 1: Purchase of equipments for resale in cash
Debit Equipments (Increase in asset)
Credit Cash (Decrease in asset)
Step 2: Resale of equipments in cash
Debit Cash (Increase in asset)
Credit Equipment (Decrease in asset)
In Tally, the expenses related to the purchase of leather bags can be recorded under the account head "Purchases" or "Inventory Purchases" if the bags are intended for resale. If the bags are for direct use or consumption, you may categorize it under "Office Supplies" or "Miscellaneous Expenses." Ensure to create a specific ledger if you want to track this expense separately for better financial analysis.
Purchase Day Book
If you are looking to purchase a time share in locations that have the best resale value, it is wise to check out your odds before making a purchase. From my understanding, hot spots such as Disney World is one of the best locations to purchase a time share.
the resale value is determined by the original price of gold in market - manufacturing cost - service tax at the time of purchase or you can take the purchase price of gold - 20% of that price.
Purchase expenses are those expenses which are incurred at the time of purchase of anything, like - Auto rikshwa's bill means travelling expense after purchasing of goods.
no
No, it is not illegal to purchase items and then resale them for a profit. This is how businesses make their money.
The normal balance of the purchases account is a debit. This account is used to record the cost of goods acquired for resale, and since it increases with debits, its normal balance reflects this. When a purchase is made, the purchases account is debited to indicate an increase in expenses.
expenses
Purchase cost is the cost of inventory in case of manufacturing company and cost or goods for resale purpose in case of merchandising company.
expenses a/c
That means that part of the money you paid is given back.