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NAMIBIA SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE
ACCOUNTING HIGHER LEVEL 8335/2PAPER2 2hours30minutes
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1 K&NDistributorsCCisaclosecorporationownedbyAKlemensandSNegonga.
Information for the year ended 31 July 2013. N$ Members’contribution 650000 LoantoSNegonga 55000 ReceiverofRevenue(cr) 24000 DistributionPayabletomembers 124000 Netprofitbeforetax 180000
Transactions during the year
1. PaidtheamountowingtotheReceiverofRevenuebycheque.
2. AKlemenstransferredhispersonalvehiclevaluedatN$80000tothebusinessandrequestedthatitshouldberegardedasanincreaseofhismember’scontribution.SNegongaagreedtothiscontribution.
3. AKlemensprovidedaccountingservicesofN$12000onbehalfoftheCC.Itisagreedtotreatthisserviceasaloan.
4. SNegongarequestedthathismember’scontributionbedecreasedtosettlehisloanfromthebusinessinfull.
5. Paidthedistributionofthenetprofitowingtothemembersbycheque.
6. PaidprovisionaltaxN$35000percheque.
7. ThetotalamountfortheincometaxfortheyearamountstoN$88000.
8. Themembersdecidedtodistribute60%ofthenetprofitaftertaxamongstthemselves.
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(a) Inthetablebelow,showthedoubleentryforeachtransaction1to8.
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(b) Explainwhybusinessesprefertobeclosecorporationsratherthanpartnerships?
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(c) ACloseCorporationhasanAppropriationaccountaspartofitsfinancialstatements.OutlinefourdifferencesbetweenaCloseCorporation’sAppropriationaccountandthatofaPartnership.
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2 DesertDesign,aretailer,hasrecentlyappointedanewbookkeeper.Sheascertainedthatsomeadjustmentshavenotyetbeenprocessedandsomeerrorsweremade.
Thebookkeepercalculatedthenetprofitfortheyearended28February2013tobeN$360000buthasnottakenthefollowinginformationintoaccount.
1. TheFebruary2013bankstatementwasreceivedafterthebookkeeperhadcalculatedthenetprofit.Thefollowinghadnotbeentakenintoaccount:• InterestonoverdraftN$430• BankchargesN$250• RentincomeN$4500• Dishonouredcheque,N$2100.(Thischequehadoriginalbeen
receivedfromadebtorinsettlementofhisdebtofN$2210.)
2. TheprovisionfordoubtfuldebtshastobedecreasedfromN$7600toN$7350.
3. Goodsweredonatedtoalocalhighschool.ThesellingpriceofthegoodsisN$2880andtheprofitmark-up50%oncostprice.Thebookkeeperjournalisedtheentryasfollows:DebitDrawingsN$2880;CreditPurchasesN$2880.
4. 29February201228February2013
LoanfromWelwitchiaBank@15%p.a. N$250000 N$150000
On1September2012,N$100000waspaidoffontheloan. Afullyear’sinterestisoutstanding.
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Correctthenetprofitfor28February2013afteralladjustmentsanderrorsweretakenintoaccount.
No Decrease in net profit
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Calculatednetprofit(28February2013) 360000
TotalsCorrectednetprofit
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3 TheCreditorsControlaccountandCreditors’ListofNamStoreswerepreparedbyaninexperiencedbookkeeper.Shecalculatedthefollowingfiguresattheendofthemonth:
CreditorsControlbalance,N$55670
Creditors’Listtotal,N$39240
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(a) Explainwhythesetwofiguresshouldagree.
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Aninvestigationrevealedthefollowing: 1. AnaddingerrorintheCreditors’Listresultedinthetotalbeingunder
castedbyN$480. 2. CreditpurchasesfromNCALtdforN$1960,wasleftoutofthebooks
inerror. 3. GoodsreturnedtoSWASuppliers,N$720,wereenteredcorrectlyinthe
CreditorsReturnsJournal,butwerepostedasN$270tothecreditor’saccountofSWASuppliers.
4. Thetotalpaymentstocreditors,N$8200,waspostedincorrectlytothecreditsideoftheCreditorsControlaccount.
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(b) Calculatetheamendedbalanceofthe
(i) CreditorsControlAccount.
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(c) StatefromwhichbookoffirstentrywillNamStoresobtaintherelevantfigureforeachofthefollowingitemswhichappearinitsCreditorsControlAccount.
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4 Lukas,MartinandNevilleareinapartnershipsharingprofitsinthefollowingratio:Lukasonehalf,MartinonethirdandNevilleonesixth.
TheBalanceSheetofthepartnershipat30September2013isasfollows.
N$ N$ N$ N$CAPITAL EMPLOYEDCapital:LukasMartinNeville
1300006000042000232000
EMPLOYMENT OF CAPITALFixed Assets/Non-Current assetsLandandBuildingsPlantandMachineryVehicles
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Net current assets 10000Current AssetsStock/InventoryDebtors/Tradereceivables18500Less:ProvisionforDoubtfulDebts600
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Less: Current LiabilitiesCreditors/TradepayablesBankOverdraft
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On30September2013thepartnersagreedtodissolvetheirpartnershipandthefollowinginformationwasavailable:
1. Lukaswishedtocontinuetradingfromthepremisesonhisownbehalfandheagreedtotakeoversomeoftheassets,i.e.thelandandbuildings,revaluedatN$180000,theplantandmachineryrevaluedatN$35000andgoodwillwasagreedonN$10000.
2. Thethreepartnersweretoretaintheirindividualvehicles,whichwereformerlyregardedasthepartnership’sproperty.Theagreedvaluationsandthebookvalueswereasfollow:
Valuation Bookvalue N$ N$ Lukas 6500 8000 Martin 13000 12000 Neville 9000 10000
3. ThestockwassoldforN$18000.
4. DebtorsrealisedN$18300andcreditorsweresettledinfullpaymentofN$12700.
5. TheexpensesofdissolutionwereN$1200.
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Preparethefollowingaccounts
(a) Realisationaccount
(b) Capitalaccounts(incolumnarformat)
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5 YouareprovidedwithinformationinrespectofShipangaDealers,whoseownerisSebastiaanShipanga.
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Figures extracted from the books: 2012
Actual BudgetedSeptember October November December
Sales 162000 136800 147600 129600Purchases 90000 76000 82000 90000Salaries(onemanager) 19000 19000Wages(twoshopassistants) 20000 20000
2. 25%ofallsalesareforcashand75%areoncredit.Itisexpectedthatdebtorswillsettletheiraccountsasfollows:• 60%willsettleinthemonthfollowingthetransactionmonth,• 36%willsettleinthesecondmonthfollowingthetransactionmonth,• 4%willbewrittenoff.
3. Allpurchasesareoncreditandarepaidonemonthafterpurchaseshavebeenmadeless5%cashdiscount.
4. AloanofN$120000willbereceivedon30November2012.Thiswillberepaidinequalmonthlyinstalmentsover4yearswitheffectfrom1December2012.
5. WaterandElectricityareN$4000permonthandareexpectedtoincreasebyN$400inDecember2012.
6. Salariesandwagesarereviewedon30Novemberannually.• Themanager’swillincreaseby8%witheffectfrom1December2012.• Theshopassistants’wageswillbeunchangedfromOctober.
7. TheownerisplanninganoverseastripinDecemberandwillthereforedrawN$40000cash.
ThisisN$15000morethanhisnormalmonthlycashdrawings.
8. EquipmentorderedduringOctober2012,N$120000,willbedeliveredon1November2012.Adepositof30%ispayableondateofdeliveryandtherestinfourequalinstallmentseffectivefrom1December2012.
9. TheBankaccountshowedadebitbalanceofN$47000on31October2012.
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(a) PreparetheCashBudgetforthetwomonths30November2012and31December2012.
Shipanga DealersCash Budget of for the two months ended 31 December 2012
November December
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(b) Theshopassistantsfeelthattheyarebeingtreatedunfairlybynotgettingawageincrease.Statetwopointsfromtheabove-mentionedinformationtosupporttheiropinion.
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(c) Youareabankmanagerinchargeofapprovingloans.SebastiaanpresentsyouwithhisCashBudgetandasksforanadditionalloanofN$200000.Statewhatyourdecisonwouldbe,andexplaintwopointsyouwouldconsiderinmakingthatdecision.
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6 ThefollowinginformationrelatestotheactivitiesofaproductiondepartmentofafactoryforJuly2013.
Rawmaterialsused N$36000 Directwages N$30000 Productionoverheads N$25000 Labourhoursworked 24000 Hoursofmachineoperation 20000
(a) Calculateoverheadabsorptionratesusingthefollowingbases,correctto onedecimalplace.
(i) Costofmaterial
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(b) AnorderreceivedduringJuly2013,wasasfollows: Rawmaterialused N$200 Directwages N$165 Labourhours 165 Machinehours 120
Calculatethetotalproductioncostwhichmaybechargedtothejobbyusingthedifferentmethods.
Costofmaterial
Primecost Labourhours Machinehours
Rawmaterial
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(c) Thefactorycurrentlymanufacturesitsownproducts,butitisnowconsideringbuyingthemdirectlyfromanoutsidesupplieratalowerprice.Stateandexplaintwonon-financialfactorsthefactoryshouldconsiderbeforeproceedingwithsuchplans.
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