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Final Examination

Semester 2 / Year 2012

COURSE : ACCOUNTING COURSE CODE : ACCT1023 TIME : 2 1/2 HOURS

DEPARTMENT : COMPUTER SCIENCE/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LECTURER : CHUAH SWEE AUN

Student’s ID :

Batch No. :

Notes to candidates:

1) The question paper consists of Section A – 10 MCQs and Section B – 3 compulsory questions covering 6 pages.

2) Answer all questions.

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SECTION A : 10 MCQs (25 marks)

Question 1

Rosli introduces his car into her business.

Which parts of the business’ accounting equation will change? A Assets and capital

B Capital and profit C Liabilities and assets D Capital and liabilities

Question 2

Rosyati has prepared the following journal entry: Debit Cash RM800

Credit Muthu RM800

What is the correct narrative for the journal entry? A Cash sale to T Simpkins

B Cash purchase from T Simpkins C Cash paid to T Simpkins

D Cash received from Muthu Question 3

Which of the following is a record of prime entry? A Debtors ledger control account

B Journal

C Purchase invoice D Trial balance

Question 4

Which journal entry correctly records the credit purchase of plant and equipment? A Dr the supplier’s personal account, Cr Plant and Equipment

B Dr Cash, Cr Plant and Equipment

C Dr Plant and Equipment, Cr the supplier’s personal account D Dr Plant and Equipment, Cr Cash

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Question 5

Which item will appear as a debit balance in the ledger accounts? A Capital

B Bank overdraft C Creditors D Stock

Question 6

Which of the following balance sheet summaries is correct? Capital Assets Liabilities

A RM35,000 RM24,000 RM11,000 B RM21,000 RM15,000 RM36,000 C RM32,000 RM42,000 RM10,000 D RM33,000 RM25,000 RM8,000

Question 7

Which of the following is the correct posting to record a discount received from a supplier?

A Dr Creditors Cr Bank B Dr Debtors Cr Bank

C Dr Creditors Cr Discounts received D Dr Debtors Cr Discounts received

Question 8

Which of the following is the correct posting to record a cash purchase of RM300 from Ahmad?

A Debit Purchases RM300 Credit Ahmad RM300 B Debit Ahmad RM300 Credit Purchases RM300 C Debit Purchases RM300 Credit Bank RM300 D Debit Bank RM300 Credit Purchases RM300

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Question 9

East buys goods from South on credit. Which one of the following is the correct double entry for this transaction in East’s books?

A Dr Purchases, Cr Cash B Dr Purchases, Cr South C Dr Cash, Cr Purchases D Dr South, Cr Purchases

Question 10

Which is the correct double entry for the write-off of a bad debt? A Dr Debtors Cr Bad debts

B Dr Creditors Cr Bad debts C Dr Bad debts Cr Debtors D Dr Bad debts Cr Creditors

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SECTION B : 3 COMPULSORY QUESTIONS

Question 1 (20 marks)

a) (12 marks)

Molly has the following purchases for the month of May 2011:

May 1 From K.King: 4 radios at RM40 each, 3 music centres at RM180 each. Less 25 % trade discount.

May 3 From A.Bell: 3 washing machines at RM250 each, 5 vacuum cleaners at RM70 each, 2 dish dryers at RM150 each. Less 20 % trade discount.

May 15 From J. Kelly: 1 music centre at RM300 each, 2 washing machines at RM350 each. Less 25 % trade discount.

May 20 From B.Powell: 6 radios at RM70 each, less 20 % trade discount. May 30 From B.Lewis: 4 dish dryers at RM300 each, less 20 % trade discount.

Required:

i. Enter up the purchases day book for the month.(5 marks) ii. Post the transactions to the suppliers’ accounts. (5 marks)

iii. Transfer the total to the purchases account in general ledger. (2 marks)

b) (8 marks)

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Question 2 (25 marks)

a) Chong Li owns and operates a handphone repair store and had the following transactions. Show the journal entries for the July transactions.(20 marks)

Jul 1 Invested RM50,000 to start the business. 5 Purchased supplies on account, RM1750. 7 Purchased equipment for RM9,200 with cash. 9 Received RM1200 cash for repairs.

11 Paid rent for the month, RM2000. 14 Paid electric bill, RM220.

23 Withdrew RM400 for personal use. 25 Received RM1500 cash for repairs. 29 Paid wages, RM1600.

31 A loan of RM2300 cash is received from Muthu.

b) Rearrange the following list of accounts to produce a trial balance.(5 marks)

RM Accounts Payable 12,300 Accounts Receivable 8,420 Machinery 32,000 Capital 44,940 Drawing 12,450 Sales 55,300 Petrol expenses 450 Salaries 46,500 Printing cost 320 Cash at bank 12,400

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Question 3 (30 marks)

Encik Mohd runs a small food provisions shop. The following is his trial balance as at 31 December 2010.

Trial balance as at 31 December 2010 Premises 25,000

Carriage outwards 200

Carriage inwards 310

Returns inwards 205

Returns outwards 322

Purchases 11,874 Sales 18,600 Salaries and wages 3,862 Rent 304

Insurance 78

Motor expenses 664

Office expenses 216

Light and heat 166

General expenses 314

Stock on 1 Jan. 2010 2,368 Motor vehicles 1,800 Fixtures and fittings 350

Debtors 3,896 Creditors 1,731 Cash at bank 482

Drawings 1,200 Capital 32,636 53,289 53,289 The following additional information is to be taken into account: • Stock at 31 December 2010 was RM2946. • The insurance included RM 18 worth of cover which related to the next financial year. Required: a) Prepared Mohd’s Trading and Profit & Loss Account for the year ended 31 December 2010. (15 marks) b) Prepare Mohd’s Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2010. (15 marks) ---000---

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