Accounting accounts are designed to record all cash transactions in them. This review will examine in detail the 99 account âProfit and Lossâ. The reader will learn about what functions he performs, whether he can have his own categories, how to work with and close him. The information is accompanied by examples that help to better reveal the topic.
Purpose of account 99
Each company works to achieve the main goal - increasing profits. Financial result - the sum of all income from each type of activity. For the sale of goods or services, you will need to invest money, but how much it will turn out to be profitable in the reporting period will become known after summarizing all the information about cash costs and receipts. It is for this that the 99 account is intended, in which:
- increase or decrease in income from the main activity (D90 K99);
- the balance of other expenses and income for the reporting period (D91 K99);
- the impact of emergency situations on economic activities (force majeure, accidents);
- accrual of amounts intended for the calculation of taxes (interaction with account 68).
Is it possible to open new sub-accounts?
According to the instructions, the account in question has no categories. An accountant can independently create them, taking into account the requirements of the enterprise (analysis, control, reporting). In this regard, for example, such a system can be introduced:
- 99/1 âProfit or loss from the sale of goodsâ;
- 99/2 "Balances of various income (expenses)";
- 99/3 "Unexpected income";
- 99/4 "Unexpected expenses";
- 99/5 âIncome taxâ;
- 99/6 âTax contributionsâ.
The last three sub-accounts may have balances in debit and credit. You can also open the category 99/9 âNet profit or lossâ, which will show the amount of received income (deductions) for the reporting period.
Debit Correspondence
99 accounts can interact with debit with different categories:
- âFixed assetsâ (01).
- âProfitable investments in MCâ (03).
- âDevices for installationâ (07).
- âContributions to non-current assetsâ (08).
- âMaterialsâ (10).
- "Animals on the cultivation and feeding" (11).
- âChange in the value of the MCâ (16).
- âVAT on acquired valuesâ (19).
- âMain productionâ (20).
- âGeneral production and general business expensesâ (25, 26).
- âDefective productsâ (28).
- âCommodity productionâ (41).
- âForeign currency and settlement accountsâ (52, 51).
- "Semi-finished products of their own manufacture" (21).
- âCashierâ (50).
- âFinished productsâ (43).
- "Auxiliary production" (23).
- âShipped productsâ (45).
- âServing workshops and farmsâ (29).
- âCosts for the sale of goodsâ (44).
- âCash investmentsâ (58).
- âSettlements with the state budget and social insurance (security)â (68, 69).
- âFinancial transactions with accountable persons, as well as employees for remuneration and other proceduresâ (69, 70, 73).
- âRetained earningsâ (84).
- âSales of productsâ (90).
- âOther income and expensesâ (91).
- âFuture Costsâ (97).
- âOn-house settlementsâ (79).
- âFinancial transactions with creditors and debtorsâ (76).
What may be the wiring
The debit of account 99 reflects the losses of the enterprise for various activities. Examples of business operations can be seen in the table.
D99 K07 | Damage from installation equipment due to unpredictable events (fire, hurricane, natural disaster, etc.). |
D99 K09 | Deferred tax assets are written off. |
D99 K20 | The costs of the main production for canceled orders are expensed. |
D99 K19 | Written off the amount of VAT on the MC (material values). |
D99 K21 | Losses in production due to unpredictable events. |
D99 K28 | Reflection of costs from marriage. |
D99 K41 | Losses of finished products. |
D99 K51 | Deficiencies in the current account. |
D99 K68 | Income tax assessment. |
D99 K25 | Damage from canceled orders is charged to general business expenses. |
D99 K93 | Identification of the balance of insurance premiums. |
D99 K96 | The amounts intended for deductions to the preventive measures fund are determined. |
Credit Correspondence
Account 99 âProfit and lossâ interacts on a loan with the following categories:
- âMaterialsâ (10).
- âFinancial transactions with suppliers and contractorsâ (60).
- âForeign currency and settlement accountsâ (52, 51).
- âRetained earningsâ (84).
- âSales of goodsâ (90).
- âGaps and damage from damaged valuesâ (94).
- Reserves for future costs (96).
- âSpecial accounts with banksâ (55).
- âOn-farm computingâ (79).
- âFinancial transactions with creditors and debtorsâ (76).
- âOther expenses and incomeâ (91).
- âSettlements with employees for various operationsâ (73).
Loan operations
The table shows some examples that allow you to understand which 99 account postings on a loan reflecting the company's profit (income) can have.
D10 K99 | Identification of excess materials. |
D50 K99 | Receipt of cash from unexpected situations. |
D52 K99 | Crediting profits to a foreign currency account . |
D96 K99 | The assignment of the excess amount intended for the repair of fixed assets to the results of the reporting period. A similar exception is provided at some enterprises. |
D90 / 9 K99 | Reflection of the financial result from intermediary activities (credit of account 99 characterizes income). |
D90 K99 | Write-off of profit from the main activities of the organization. |
D95 K99 | Identification of balances of insurance reserves. |
D84 K99 | The final record of the last month in the reporting period, which deducts the amount of net loss. |
Features of closing 99 profit and loss account
The result of the company's activities in monetary terms is reflected when comparing debit and credit turnover. In this regard, it is required to close some accounting accounts (99, 90, 91). In the conditions of modern production it is very important to correctly determine and economically substantiate the procedure under consideration. For the competent performance of tasks, a specialist should be guided by a special rule. First of all, you should close the accounts of industries and companies with the largest number of customers receiving the least amount of counter services, and in the opposite situation - the last (maximum services and minimum buyers).
Account closing sequence 99
The operation in question is carried out according to this algorithm:
- Closure of account 90 âProduct salesâ. Comparing income and expenses from sales, it is possible to form the final result from the core business of the company. At the end of the year, the debit reflects the actual cost of goods sold, taking into account all costs. The loan forms the amount of sales. The final value is equal to the difference between the balance of the loan and the debit of account 90 and 90/3 âVATâ. If the debit balance is greater than the credit, make the following posting: D99 K90 (loss), otherwise - D90 K99 (profit).
- Account 91 should carry out the same operations as in the first stage. For negative financial results, D91 K99 and D99 K91 are posted with positive.
- Thus, closing 99 accounts is the last. The result, which was formed when comparing the debit and credit balances of accounts 90 and 91, is retained earnings remaining at the disposal of the organization, or uncovered loss. The totals are recorded on credit or debit of account 84.
The final completion of the procedure is carried out by gradually folding distribution and expenditure accounts. This allows you to create a preliminary working balance reflecting the real financial situation of the organization.
Knowing all the distinguishing features that the 99 Profit and Loss account has, young professionals will be able to understand all the features of accounting. Do not forget about the PBU, as well as reference and legal systems, without which the legal activity of enterprises is impossible.