I would like to know about work in progress, when we will
debit WIP under Asset a/c head in balance sheet, the credit
will be allocated under in which accounting head? whether
its under purchase a/c or income a/c ? expecting detail
explanation?

Answer Posted / piramu

WIP - Work in process
in factory some stock laying in process (ie., not completed
as a finished goods NOT a raw material) some process would
be done it's called as a WIP

We have stock in factory not finished state entry will be
WIP A/c Debit
Trading profit & Loss a/c credit
(or)
Increase decarease in stock account credit

(fe.,) our production is 1000MT
Expenses is Rs.10000 this expenses related to 1000MT
Our sales is 800MT 200MT is our closing stock
we have to book our expenses only our sales
balance expenses carry forward to next year (or) next period
it's in the form of closing stock
wip come under closing stock
what oir tje exp. spend is valued for WIP

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