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METHODS OF RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JOINT VENTURE

Posted on September 26, 2019 By commerceiets No Comments on METHODS OF RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JOINT VENTURE

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  • METHODS OF RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JOINT VENTURE
    • METHOD 1: SEPARATE SET OF BOOKS ARE MAINTAINED
    • METHOD 2: JOINT VENTURE RECORDS MAINTAINED BY ONE OF THE CO-VENTURERS
    • METHOD 3: JOINT VENTURE RECORDS MAINTAINED BY ALL CO-VENTURERS
    • METHOD 4: OWN RECORDS ARE MAINTAINED BY ALL CO-VENTURERS OR MEMORANDUM METHOD

METHODS OF RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JOINT VENTURE

The Joint venture may be defined as temporary partnership between two or more persons without the use of firm’s name for a specific purpose and limited time period. In other words, two or more persons agree to undertake a particular venture and to share the profits and losses thereof in an agreed ratio. The relationship of co-venturers is governed by the partnership law of land. The various methods of recording transactions in joint venture are as follows:

METHODS OF RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JOINT VENTURE

METHOD 1: SEPARATE SET OF BOOKS ARE MAINTAINED

When this method this followed of maintaining the accounts of the joint venture, then following accounts are opened:

  • JOINT BANK ACCOUNT
  • CAPITAL ACCOUNTS OF EACH CO-VENTURER
  • JOINT VENTURE ACCOUNT
  • ANY OTHER ACCOUNT OF DEBTOR, CREDITOR ETC. (if required).

The journal entries passed under this method are as follows:

FOR CAPITAL CONTRIBUTED BY CO-VENTURERS
Joint Bank A/c    Dr.
    To co-venturers personal A/c
FOR PURCHASE OF GOODS AND ASSETS FOR JOINT VENTURE
For Cash
Joint Venture A/c     Dr.
    To Joint Bank A/c
On Credit
Joint Venture A/c     Dr.
     To Supplier’s A/c
ON PAYMENT OF EXPENSES
Joint Venture A/c    Dr.
     To Joint Bank A/c
ON SALE OF GOODS
For Cash
Joint Bank A/c    Dr.
     To Joint Venture A/c
On Credit
Customer’s A/c   Dr.
    To Joint Venture A/c
FOR PROFIT ON JOINT VENTURE
Joint Venture A/c Dr.
    To Co-venturer’s personal A/c
FOR LOSS ON JOINT VENTURE
Co-Venturer’s Personal A/c Dr.
    To Joint Venture A/c
FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
For amount due from  co-venturers
Joint Bank A/c   Dr.
     To co-venturers personal A/c
For amount due to co-venturers
Co-venturers personal A/c    Dr.
     To Joint Bank A/c

METHOD 2: JOINT VENTURE RECORDS MAINTAINED BY ONE OF THE CO-VENTURERS

Under this method, all the Joint Venture transactions are recorded by one of the co-venturers in his own books of accounts. In the books, the co-venturer is authorized to record joint venture transactions. Generally, the following accounts are opened under this method:

  • JOINT VENTURE ACCOUNT : To calculate the profit or loss on the joint venture.
  • PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF OTHER CO-VENTURERS: To record the joint venture transactions effected by other co-venturers and to ascertain the amount due from other co-venturer or due to another co-venturer.

The journal entries under this method are as follows:

FOR CASH SUPPLIED BY CO-VENTURERS
Cash/ Bank A/c    Dr.
    To co-venturers personal A/c
FOR PURCHASE OF GOODS AND ASSETS FOR JOINT VENTURE
For Cash
Joint Venture A/c     Dr.
    To Cash A/c
For goods supplied by self
Joint Venture A/c     Dr.     
To Purchases A/c
ON PAYMENT OF EXPENSES
Payment of expenses by self
Joint Venture A/c    Dr.
     To Cash/ Bank A/c
Payment of expenses by other co-venturer
Joint Venture A/c  Dr.    
To co-venturer personal A/c
ON SALE OF GOODS
For Cash
Cash/ Bank A/c    Dr.
     To Joint Venture A/c
On Credit
Customer’s A/c   Dr.
    To Joint Venture A/c
FOR PROFIT ON JOINT VENTURE
Joint Venture A/c Dr.
    To Profit and Loss A/c
    To Co-venturer’s personal A/c
FOR LOSS ON JOINT VENTURE
Co-Venturer’s Personal A/c Dr.
Profit and Loss A/c    Dr.
    To Joint Venture A/c
FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
For amount due from  co-venturers
Cash/ Bank A/c   Dr.
     To co-venturers personal A/c
For amount due to co-venturers
Co-venturers personal A/c    Dr.
     To Cash/ Bank A/c

METHOD 3: JOINT VENTURE RECORDS MAINTAINED BY ALL CO-VENTURERS

Under this method each venturer open a joint venture account and the personal accounts of the other co-venturers. Suppose A and B enter into a joint venture then in A’s books joint venture account and the personal account of B will be opened. Similarly, in the books of B joint venture account and the personal account of a will be opened.

The journal entries to be passed are as follows:

EXPENDITURE IS INCURRED OR GOODS SUPPLIED BY SELF
Joint Venture a/c Dr.
    To Cash Account (for expenses)
    To Purchases Account (for purchases)
EXPENSES IS INCURRED OR GOODS SUPPLIED BY CO-VENTURER
Joint Venture A/c
     To Co-venturer Personal A/c
FOR UNSOLD STOCK TAKEN OVER BY SELF
Purchases A/c  Dr.
  To Joint Venture A/c
FOR UNSOLD STOCK TAKEN OVER BY CO-VENTURERS
Joint Venture A/c   Dr.
    To Co-venturer A/c
FOR PROFIT ON JOINT VENTURE
Joint Venture A/c Dr.
    To Profit and Loss A/c
    To Co-venturer’s personal A/c
FOR LOSS ON JOINT VENTURE
Co-Venturer’s Personal A/c Dr.
Profit and Loss A/c    Dr.
    To Joint Venture A/c

METHOD 4: OWN RECORDS ARE MAINTAINED BY ALL CO-VENTURERS OR MEMORANDUM METHOD

Under this method, a co-venturer records only those transactions in which he himself entered into. Only one account is maintained under this method i.e. ‘Joint Venture with Co-Venturer Account.’

The Journal entries to be passed are as follows:

GOODS PURCHASED FOR CASH
Joint Venture a/c Dr.
    To Cash Account
GOODS SUPPLIED FROM OWN STOCK
Joint Venture A/c Dr.
    To Purchases A/c
EXPENSES INCURRED ON ACCOUNT OF JOINT VENTURE
Joint venture A/c   Dr.
     To Cash/ Bank A/c
FOR SALES MADE
On Cash basis
Cash/ Bank A/c    Dr.
     To Joint Venture with…. A/c
On Credit basis
Joint Venture with…. A/c    Dr.
     To Cash/ Bank A/c
FOR UNSOLD STOCK TAKEN OVER BY SELF
Purchases A/c  Dr.
  To Joint Venture with… A/c
FOR PROFIT ON JOINT VENTURE
Joint Venture A/c Dr.
    To Profit and Loss A/c
FOR LOSS ON JOINT VENTURE
Profit and Loss A/c    Dr.
    To Joint Venture A/c
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