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1

(a) Show the entries in the general journal of Robin Sports to correct each of the errors

(narratives are not required). [4]

General journal

Date Particulars Dr Cr

2016 $ $

Mar 31 Cash at bank 2 700

Sales revenue 2 700

Mar 31 Fixtures and fittings 8 800

Inventory 8 800

(b) Name the type of error in each case. [2]

Error Type of error

1 Error of original entry

2 Error of principle

(c) State the effect of each of the errors on the profit for the year ended 31 March 2016. Write your answers as “understated”, “overstated” and the amount, or “no

effect” with “nil” amount. [2]

Error Effect on profit Amount ($)

1 Understated 2 700

2 No effect Nil

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2

(a) Explain the difference between trade discount and cash discount. [2] Trade discount is offered to customers to encourage them to buy in large quantities. It is a deduction off the list price of goods or services. Cash discount is given to a credit customer to encourage the customers to pay earlier. It is a deduction off the amount owing. (b)State the journals where the transactions dated as follows were first recorded by

Cynthia. [2]

(i) April 5: Cash book √

(ii) April 10: Sales journal

(c)Record the ledger account of Yusli in Cynthia’s business for the month of April 2016. [6] Trade receivable - Yusli

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2016

Apr 1 Balance b/d 875 Dr

5 Cash at bank 800 75 Dr

5 Discount allowed 75 0

10 Sales revenue (80%x4000) 3 200 3 200 Dr

13 Sales return (80%x300) 240 2 960 Dr

28 Cash in hand 1 000 1 960 Dr

28 Allowance for impairment on trade receivables

1 960 0

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3

(a) Calculate the cost of sales for the year ended 31 March 2016. [1] Cost of sales = 80 000 + 90 000 + 120 000 = $290 000 (b) Prepare the inventory account for the year ended 31 March 2016. [4]

Inventory account

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2015

Apr 1 Balance b/d 80 000 Dr

May 1 Trade payables 90 000 170 000 Dr

Aug 9 Trade payables 120 000 290 000 Dr

Dec 25 Trade payables 45 000 335 000 Dr

2016

Jan 1 Trade payables 60 000 395 000 Dr

Mar 31 Cost of sales 290 000 105 000 Dr

Apr 1 Balance b/d 105 000 Dr

(c) (i) State the value for inventory that would appear in Erica’s balance sheet at

31 March 2016. [1]

$99 000

(ii) Prepare the journal entries that Erica would make on inventory on 31 March 2016 by completing the table below. Narrative is not required. [2]

General journal

Date Particulars Dr Cr

2016 $ $

Mar 31 Impairment loss on inventory 6 000

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(iii) State the effect of the adjustment in part (c) (ii) on profit for the period ended

31 March 2016. [1]

Profit decrease by $6 000

(iv) State the accounting concept applied for the valuation of inventory in Erica’s

balance sheet at 31 March 2016. [1]

Prudence concept

[Total: 10]

4

(a) Explain the meaning of:

(i) Standing order [1]

Business instructs the bank to pay direct to the payee’s bank account from the

business bank account on a regular basis.

(ii) Credit transfer [1]

Business receives money into its bank account through transfer from debtor’s bank

account.

(b) State one purpose of preparing a bank reconciliation statement. [1]

To reconcile the difference between the cash book and bank statement balances. √

(c) Prepare an updated Cash Book as 31 March 2016. Bring down the new balance to

1 April 2016. [4]

Cash at bank account

Date Particulars Dr

$ Cr$ Balance$

2016

Mar 31 Balance b/d 10 610 Dr

31 Insurance expense 1 200 9 410 Dr

31 Trade receivable, Kane 3 200 6 210 Dr

31 Dividend income 2 100 8 310 Dr

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(d) Prepare a statement, appropriately headed, which reconciles the balances between the amended cash book and the bank statement at 31 March 2016. [5]

Bank reconciliation statement at 31 March 2016

Balance as per bank statement $4 330

Add: Uncredited deposit - Thomas 6 980 Less: Unpresented cheque – Shawn (3 000) Balance as per updated cash book 8 310

OR

Bank reconciliation statement at 31 March 2016 Balance as per updated cash book $8 310 Add: Unpresented cheque – Shawn 3 000 Less: Uncredited deposit - Thomas (6 980)

Balance as per bank statement 4 330

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YCKSS 4E Mid Year 2015 Paper 2 Solution

1(a)

Gatsby Enterprise

Income statement for the year ended 31 March 2016

$ $

Sales revenue 105 700

Less: Sales returns (9 250)

Net sales revenue 96 450

Less: Cost of sales (62 200)

Gross profit 34 250

Add: Other income

Discount received 1 810

Commission income (+50) 1 850

3 660 37 910 Less: Expenses

Discount allowed 3 500

Salaries expense 7 800

Rental expense (- 2 000) 12 000

Advertising expense (+ 1 600) 16 200

Depreciation of motor vehicle (10%x(60 000 – 6 000))

5 400

Depreciation of fixtures and fittings (12 000 / 10)

1 200

Impairment loss on trade receivables

(2 000 – (2 450-3 150)) 2 700 √√

(48 800)

Loss for the period (10 890)

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(b)

Gatsby Enterprise

Balance sheet as at 31 March 2016

$ $ $

Non-current assets Cost Accumulated

depreciation

Net book value

Fixtures and fittings 12 000 (3 600) 8 400

Motor vehicle 60 000 (11 400) 48 600

57 000 Current assets

Trade receivables (-3 150) 18 350

Less: Allowance for impairment of

trade receivables (2 000)

Net trade receivables 16 350

Inventory 45 150

Cash in hand 5 500

Prepaid rent expense 2 000

Commission income receivable 50

69 050

Total assets 126 050

Owner’s equity

Capital, 1 April 2015 70 000

Less: Loss for the period (10 890)

Less: Drawings (1 900)

Capital, 31 March 2016 57 210

Non-current liabilities

Long-term borrowings 50 000

Current liabilities

Trade payables 16 240

Short-term borrowings 1 000

Accrued advertising expense 1 600

18 840

Total equities and liabilities 126 050

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2(a) COE – Capital expenditure The COE is part of the cost of new delivery van to put it in a usable state.

2 marks

(b)

General Journal

Date Particulars Debit Credit

2013 $ $

Apr 4 Motor vehicle 90 000

Cash at bank 90 000

Paid for delivery van by cheque.

3 marks

(c)

Accumulated depreciation for motor vehicle

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2014

Mar 31 Depreciation of motor vehicle (20% x (90 000 – 0))

18 000 18 000 Cr

Apr 1 Balance b/d 18 000 Cr

2015

Mar 31 Depreciation of motor vehicle (20% x (90 000 – 18 000))

14 400 32 400 Cr

Apr 1 Balance b/d 32 400 Cr

2016

Jan 22 Sale of non-current asset 32 400 0 √√

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(d)

Sale of non-current assets

Date Particulars Dr

$ Cr $ Balance $ 2014

May 15 Motor vehicle 90 000 90 000 Dr

May 15 Accumulated depreciation for motor vehicle

32 400 57 600 Dr

May 15 Cash in hand 48 000 9 600 Dr

Dec 31 Profit and loss 9 600 0

4 marks

3(a)(i)

Rent expense

Date Particulars Dr

$ Cr $ Balance $ 2015

Apr 1 Accrued rent expense 200 200 Cr

2016

Mar 31 Cash at bank 12 000 11 800 Dr

Mar 31 Prepaid rent expense 400 11 400 Dr

Mar 31 Profit and loss 11 400 0

4 marks

(ii)

Insurance expense

Date Particulars Dr

$ Cr $ Balance $ 2014

Apr 1 Prepaid insurance expense 1 300 1 300 Dr

2015

Mar 31 Cash at bank 7 400 8 400 Dr

Mar 31 Accrued insurance expense 600 9 000 Dr

Mar 31 Profit and loss 9 000 0

4 marks

(10)

Fees income

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2014

Apr 1 Fees income receivable 800 800 Dr

2015

Mar 31 Cash at bank 8 000 7 200 Cr

Mar 31 Fee income received in advance

200 7 000 Cr

Mar 31 Profit and loss account 7 000 0

4 marks

(b)

Balance sheet as at 31 March 2016 (Extract) Current asset

Prepaid rent expense 400

Current liabilities Accrued insurance

expense 600

Fee income received in

advance 200

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4(a)

Trade receivables control account

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2016

Jan 1 Balance b/d 13 400 Dr

Jan 31 Sales revenue 66 800 80 200 Dr

31 Sales return 3 420 76 780 Dr

31 Cash at bank (- 21 200) 54 600 22 180 Dr

31 Discount allowed 1 100 21 080 Dr

31 Allowance for impairment of trade receivables

840 20 240 Dr

31 Cash at bank 420 20 660 Dr

31 Trade payables control account 620 20 040 Dr

31 Interest charged 100 20 140 Dr

Feb 1 Balance b/d 20 140 Dr

9 marks

(b) General Ledger

1 mark

(c) Objectivity

The accountant must be an independent party, free from any personal interest, in

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5(a)

General journal

Date Particulars Dr Cr

2014 $ $

Apr 1 Cash in hand 6 000

Capital 6 000

2 marks (b)

Drawings account

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2016

Mar 29 Cash at bank 700 700 Dr

Mar 31 Capital 700 0

2 marks

(c)

Capital account

Date Particulars Dr

$

Cr $

Balance $ 2014

Apr 1 Cash in hand 6 000 6 000 Cr

2015

Feb 28 Motor vehicle 38 500 44 500 Cr

Mar 31 Profit and loss 23 800 68 300 Cr

Apr 1 Balance b/d 68 300 Cr

2016

Mar 31 Profit and loss 44 100 112 400 Cr

Mar 31 Drawings 700 111 700 Cr

Apr 1 Balance b/d 111 700 Cr

6 marks

(d) Objectivity

The accountant must be an independent party, free from any personal interest, in

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