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Financial reporting

1 Recording
2 Summarysing
3 Analysing

Types of business

Sole trader
Benefits Disadvantages

All the losses


All the profit is in are carried by
hand of one person one person

Its dificult to
Tax benefits rise finance
Its easier to Long working
establish
No need forcompany
audit, hours
published FSs
Can be flixible
1
2
3
4
5

1
2
3
Partnership Limited Liability Company
Benefits Disadvantages Benefits
Its is easire for
parnters to rise The shareholders
finance then for ST are only liable for
Sharing the profit their investment
Costs assosiated
Jobs are allocated with setting
between partners partmership
agreement Its easier to rise finance
No need for audit, Slower decision
published FSs making Separate legal entity
Sharing risks Transfer shares

Financial accounting Management accounting (cost accounting)


F3 (FA) F2 (MA)
Historical data Historical---firecast data

Stakeholders
External Internal Connected
Potential
Employees Tax authorities
shareholders
Shareholders Management Government
Customers
Suppliers

IAS International Accounting standards


IFRS International Financial reporting standards

Governance
Chairman (NED)
Excecutive directors Non-excecutive (NED)
CFO
CEO
CEA

Responsibilities
1 Acting in best interest of shareholders
2 Preparation of FS
3 Building the controls within the company
4 Prevention and detection of fraud
Elements of financial statement
Income statement (Statement of profit or loss and other comprehensiv income)
Balans sheet (Statement of financial position)
Change in equity (Statement of change in equity)
Cash flow statement
Disclouser notes

Income statement (Statement of profit or loss and other comprehensiv income)


Revenue
Expenses

Balans sheet (Statement of financial position)


Assets
Liabilities
Equity

Change in equity (Statement of change in equity)

Assets = Liability + Equity (Capital)


Control Past event
Reliable estimate Reliable estimate
Future econmic benefits Future econmic losses
Liability to 3rd party Liability to shareholders
Disadvantages

Need for audit,


published FSs

Legal and accounting


requirements
Share issue is
regulated by law

unting (cost accounting)

Non-excecutive (NED)
IFRS Foundation
Oversee

IASB (International accounting standards board)

IFRS Advisory Councile IFRS interpretation committee


outside worlds Insights to IFRS

Accounting standars

Law based Principle based


GAAP (USA, Canada) IFRS
Flexibility Not flexible at all More flexible

Underlying assumption: Going concern

Going Break-up
Balance sheet concern basis
Receivables 20,000 4,000
Inventory 300,000 150,000
Cash 350,000 350,000
Total assets 670,000

Trade payables 500,000 750000

Equity 170,000
Total equity + liability 670,000

Accrual basis
Payables
Receivables

Maching principle
Revenue 200
COGs 100
Net 100

Characteristics of financial information

Fundamental Enhancing
1 Relevence Comparability
2 Faithful represenation Verifiability
Timeliness
Undertandability

Relevance Consistency
Materiality concept Accuracy
1-2% Revenue, expenses, assets

Faithful represenation << not bias


Complete, neutral and free from material errors
Subtance over form
The shareholder gave company 1million AZN with interest rate of 10% and maturity of 5 years.

Business entity concept


Business is separate legal entity

Corporate governance

Princeple-ag Chairman
Should be independend
Excecutive directors Non-excecutive directors
CFO
CEO Remunaration Committee

Nomination committee

Methods

Accrual Cash basis


metod nacislenniya kassoviy metod
<<Tax accounting
<<small companies

We sold the product in 1st March 2021 by credit, the payment will be after 30 days.
Accrual Cash
1-Mar-21 1-Mar-21
Dr. Receivables 100
Cr. Revenue 100

31-Mar 31-Mar
Dr. Cash 100 Dr.
Cr. Receivables 100 Cr.

We sold the product in 1st March 2021 with cash


1-Mar-21
Dr. Cash 100
Cr. Revenue 100

Liability Assets
1 Past event 1 Control
2 Reliable estimate 2 Reliable estimate
3 Economic outflow 3 Economic inflow
IAS
IFRS

<<More assumptions

<<New IFRS, more fair presention

<<<Liability
xcecutive directors

Audit Committee

ation committee

he payment will be after 30 days.

Cash 100
Revenue 100
`
Documents
1 Quotation <<< Price list
2 Contract
3 Purchase order <<<by customer to suplier (Dell)
4 Sales order <<zakaz
5 Good dispched notes (GDN) <<sent by supplier to customer
6 Good received note <<sent by cutomer to supplier
7 Invoice <<<supplier to customer
8 Credit note << "negative invoice" Supllier to customer (supplier noticed overpayment)
9 Debit note <<<customer to supplier
10 Statement << akt sverki (uzleshme akti)
11 Remittance advice <<uvedomlenniye ob oplate (otpravlennoye postavshiku)
12 Receipt

Invoice:
Date:
Serial N of invoivce

Books or prime entries


1 Sales day book <<all credit sales
2 Purchase day book <<all purchases on credit
3 Cash book <<all cash inflow and outflows
4 Sales return day book <<Vozvrati credit pokupok nam
5 Purchase return day book <<Vozvrati credit pokupok nami
6 Journal

What is petty cash?


imperest system

Limit 1,500

January 1,500
Cash-outflow 800
Closing balance 700

February 1,500
d overpayment)
ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY

Dr.
Cr.

Revenue - Expe= Net proft

Dr.
Cr.

1 Liza put into the Company 2,500 USD


2-Jul
Dr. Cash 2,500
Cr. Share capital 2,500

ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY


Cash 2,500 Share capital 2,500
Total 2,500 0 2,500

Dr. Stall 1800


Cr. Cash 1800

Dr Flowers (inventory) 650


Cr. Cash 650

ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY 0


Cash 50 Share capital 2,500
Stall 1800
Flowers (inventory) 650
2,500 2,500

3-Jul Sold all inventory for 900


Dr. Cash 900
Cr. Sales 900

Dr. COGS 650


Cr. Inventory 650

ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY


Cash 950 Share capital 2,500
Stall 1800 Retained earni 250
Flowers (inventory) 0
Total assets 2,750 2,750

Dr. Drawings 180 <<<negative equity


Cr. Cash 180

ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY


Cash 770 Share capital 2500
Stall 1800 Retained earni 70
Flowers (inventory) 0
Total assets 2,570 2570

Purchased flowers for cash


10-Jul Dr Flowers (inventory) 740
Cr. Cash 740

ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY


Cash 30 Share capital 2500
Stall 1800 Retained earni 70
Flowers (inventory) 740
Total assets 2,570 2,570
Sold all inventory for 1100
Dr Cash 1,100
Cr. Sales 1,100 Revenue
COGS
Dr COGS 740 Salary expens
Cr. Flowers (inventory) 740 NP

Salary paid to Ethel


Dr Salary expenses 40
Cr. Cash 40

Cash taken by Liza


Dr Drawing 200
Cr. Cash 200

ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY


Cash 890 Share capital 2500
Stall 1800 Retained earni 190
Flowers (inventory) 0
2,690 2,690

A Dr Inventory 800
Cr Payable 800

Dr Telephone expenses 25
B Cr Cash 25

Dr Cash 650
C Cr Sales 650

Dr COGS 450
Cr Inventory 450

D Dr Purchases 800
Cr Cash 800
Susbtance over form

Sales 900
COGS 650
NP 250
1,100
740
40
320
1 Dr. Cash 2,000
Cr. Share capit 2,000

2 Dr. Inventory 4,300


Cr. Payables 4,300

3 Dr. Payables 3,600


Cr. Cash 3,600

4 Dr. Receivable 5,800


Cr. Sales 5,800

5 Dr. Cash 3,200


Cr. Receivable 3,200

6 Dr Non-curren 1,500
Cr. Cash 1,500

Dr Expenses 900
Cr. Cash 900

Income
Revenue 5,800
Expenses -900
Net profit 4,900

Example 1.5 Page 93

30-Mar-17 Dr Cr
Bank loan 12,000
Cash at bank 11,700
Capital 13,000
Local business taxes expenses 1,880 IS
Payables 11,200
Purchases 12,400
Sales 14,600 IS
Sundry payable 1,620
Receivables 12,000
Loan interest 1,400 IS
Other expenses 11,020 IS
Vechiles 2,020
52,420 52,420

Double entries for 31 March 2017

a. Dr. Purchases 1,000


Cr. Cash 500
Cr. Payables 500

b. Dr. Cash 240


Dr. Receivables 800
Cr. Sales 1,040

c. Dr. Wage expenses 260


Cr. Cash 260
DR CR
Assets = Liability +
Cash -800 Payables 700
Inventory 4,300
Receivables 2,600
Non-current asset 1,500
7,600 700

Miy
Dr Cash 500
Cr Revenue 500

Dr Revenue 500
Cr Cash 500

Customer
Dr. Service ex 500
Cr. Cash 500

Dr. Cash 500


Cr. Service ex 500

Closing net assets = Opening

Closing net assets - Opening

31-Mar-17 Dr Cr 1 Statement of profit or loss/Income


Bank loan 12,000 Revenue
Cash at bank 11,180 Expenses
Capital 13,000 NP
Local business taxes expenses 1880
Payables 11,700
Purchases 13,400 2 Statement of financial postion/Bala
Sales 15,640 Assets
Sundry payable 1,620 11,180
Receivables 12,800 13,400
Loan interest expenses 1,400 12,800
Other expenses 11,280 2,020
Vechiles 2,020 39,400
53,960 53,960 -
CR
Equity
Share capital 2,000
Retained earn 4,900

6,900

Cash 0
Revenue 0

+ Profit "- Drawings

+ Drawings = Profit

Statement of profit or loss/Incomestatement


15,640
14,560
1,080

Statement of financial postion/Balace sheet


= Liability + Equity
12,000 13,000
11,700 1,080
1,620

= 25,320 + 14,080
39,400 -
2004
Opening inventory + Purchase- COGS
0 60,000 40,000

Raw materials 20,000


Work in progress Revenue 100,000
Finished goods COGS 40,000
GP 60,000
2005
Opening inventory + Purchase- COGS
20,000 + 95,000 - X

Revenue 230,000
COGS = 103,000
GP 127,000

Opening inventory + Purchase- COGS


6,000 50,000 X

Revenue 80,000
COGS 43,500
GP 36,500
1C
Floor 200
Cost of inventory
Raw material Dr. Write-down expense
Carriage inward Cr. Inventory
Cutoms duties
Amortization production assets
Production staff

Other expenses
Marketing expenses
Salary of admin and marketing staff
Carriage outwards
Amortization of ther assets

Dr. Cash 2,000


Cr. Share capital 2,000
Dr. Inventory 4,300
Cr. Payables 4,300

Dr. Payables 3,600


Cr. Cash 3,600

Dr. Receivables 4,000


Cr. Sales 4,000

Dr. COGS 2,500


Cr. Inventory 2,500

Dr Cash 3,200
Cr Receivables 3,200

Dr Asset 1,500
Cr Cash 1,500

Dr Expenses 900
Cr Cash 900

Opening inventory + Purchases - COGS =


0 4,300

COGS 2,500

COST

FIFO LIFO
First in First out Last in First out
Unit Cost per unit
Opening 100 2 Opening
Receipt 1 400 2.1 Receipt 1
Receipt 2 300 2.12 Receipt 2
Receipt 3 100 2.4 Receipt 3
Total 900 Total
Issue 700 Issue

Closing 200 452 Closing

3 Main criterias of asset


1 Control
2 Future economic benefits
3 Reliable estimate

IAS 2 Inventory
31-Dec Cost NRV Diff
Roses 2,000 1,000 1,000

Dr. Write-down expenses 1,000


Cr. Inventory 1,000

31-Dec Cost
Roses 1,000
The inventory should be valued at LOWER of cost or NRV
Cost NRV
Furniture 1,000,000 2,000,000
Roses 987,690 500,000
Fashionable goods 987,656 100,000

NRV Net Realisable value =


A B C
Cost 20 9 12
Price 30 12 22
Modification 0 2 8
Marketing 7 2 2
NRV 23 8 12

Number of units held 200 150 300


Base 20 8 12
Closing IFRS 4000 1200 3600 8,800
Closing 4000 1350 3600 8,950
= Closing inventory
20,000
5 2 3

= Closing inventory
= 12,000

= Closing inventory
12,500

= Reality 1C = Reality
160 160 160

Write-down expenses 40
Inventory 40

Opening Dr Turnover Cr Turnover Closing Dr


Cash - 5,200 6,000
Share capital - - 2,000
Inventory - 4,300 2,500 1,800
Payables - 3,600 4,300
Receivables - 4,000 3,200 800
Sales - - 4,000
Asset - 1,500 - 1,500
Expenses - 900 - 900
COGS - 2,500 - 2,500
- 22,000 22,000 7,500

Sales
COGS
Gross profit
Expenses
Net profit

Closing inventory
1,800

AVCO
Last in First out Average cost method
Periodic
100 2 Unit Cost per
400 2.1 Opening 100 2
300 2.12 Receipt 1 400 2.1
100 2.4 Receipt 2 300 2.12
900 Receipt 3 100 2.4
Total 900 2.13
700
Issue 700 2.13
200 410
Closing 200 2.13

Closing inventory
1,000,000
500,000
100,000

Future price - Future cost to sell


Unit Cost per unit
Buy 1 10 300
Buy 2 12 250
Buy 3 6 200
28

Sell 20
Buy 1 10 300
Buy 2 10 250

Cost
Closings Unit per unit

Buy 2 2 250
Buy 3 6 200
Closing inventory 8
Formula 8
Closing Dr Closing CR
800
2,000

700

4,000

7,500

Continius
Total Unit Cost per Total
200 Opening 100 2 200
840 Receipt 1 400 2.1 840
636 500 2.08 1040
240
1916 Issues 1 200 2.08
Remaining 300 2.08 624
Receipt 2 300 2.12 636
425.78 600 2.1 1260

Issues 2 400 2.1

Remaining 2 200 2.1 420


Receipt 3 100 2.4 240
300 2.2 660

Issues 3 100 2.2

Closing 200 2.2 440


Cost per unit Revenue 8,000
3000 COGS 5,500
3000 Gross profit 2,500
1200
7200

COGS
3000
2500
5500

Total

500
1200
1700
1700
1 Dr. Cash 2,000 C
Cr. Share capital 2,000 b/d
Share capital
2 Dr. Purchases 4,300 Receivables
Cr. Payables 4,300
c/d
3 Dr. Payables 3,600
Cr. Cash 3,600

4 Dr. Receivables 5,800 Pur


Cr. Sales 5,800 b/d
Payables
5 Dr. Cash 3,200
Cr. Receivables 3,200
6 Dr. Asset 1,500
Cr. Cash 1,500

7 Dr. Other expenses 900 S


Cr. Cash 900

c/d

Ex
b/d
Other expenses
Cash Share capital
0
Share capital 2,000 3,600 Payables
Receivables 3,200 1,500 Asset
900 Other expenses
800 c/d 2,000
6000 6000 2000

Purchases Payables
0
Payables 4,300 Cash 3,600

4,300 c/d c/d 700


4300 4300 4300

Sales Aseet
0 b/d b/d 0
5,800 Receivables Cash 1,500

5,800
5800 5800 1500

Expenses Receivables
0 b/d
Other expenses 900 Sales

900 c/d
900 900
Dr Cr
Share capital Dr Ovedraft 800
0 b/d Cr Share capital 2,000
2,000 Cash Dr Purchases 4,300
Cr Payables 700
Dr Receivables 2,600
Cr Sales 5,800
2000 Dr Asset 1,500
Dr Other expense 900
Total 9,300 9,300
Payables
0 b/d
4,300 Purchases
4300

Aseet

1,500 c/d
1500

Receivables
0
5,800 3,200 Cash

2,600 c/d
5800 5800
Balance sheet ( Statement of financial position)
Aktivniy (DR)
Assets =

Criteria's for recognizing assets


1 Control 1
2 Future economic benefits will flow to the entity 2
3 Can be estimated reliably 3

Current assets Non-current assets


1 Cash and cash equivalents Property, plant, equipment
2 Receivables Land
3 Prepayments Intangible assets
4 Inventory Prepayments
5 Short-term deposit
6 Intangible assets

Sales (Revenue) Passivniye (Cr)


Expenses Aktivniy (DR)
Drawings Aktivniy (DR)
ment of financial position)
Passivniye (Cr)
Liability + Equity

Criteria's for recognizing assets Share capital


Past event according which we have liability Reatined Earnings
Future economic benefits will outflow from the entity Share premuim
Can be estimated reliably Revaluation surplus

Current liability Non-current liability


Tax payables Borrowing (loan) for 36 months
Employees payables Advances received
Trade payables
Loan payables for 9 months
Advances received
Authorised capital
1 USD, 1,000,000
Nominal value (Par value) 1 USD

Issued
1 USD, 200,000 Market value

Called-up Dr.
1 USD, 100,000 Cr.
Cr.
Paid-up
1 USD, 100,000

Shares
Ordinary
Right to vote
Divdends
Equity
Redemebale
100 USD, 7%
3 years
100
-7
-7
-107
Liability

2.4 Example

Net ptofit 8,400


Dividents to preference sharehol (1,400)
Ordinary dividends (3,500)

Total shares 50,000


Divident per unit of share (0.07)

Reserves <Equity

Dr. RE
Cr. Reserves

Ordinary shares

Normal share Right issue

Dr. Cash Dr. Cash


Cr. Share capital Cr. Share capital
Cr. Share premium Cr. Share premium

Openning Closing
Ordinary shares 200,000 400,000
Share premium 70,000 50,000
RE 230,000 200,000
500,000 650,000 -150,000

1 for 2
Number of shares 200,000
Bonus issue
Dr. Share premium 70,000
Dr. RE 30,000
Cr. Share capital 100,000

Right issue, 1 for 3, 0.75c


Right issue 200,000

Dr. Cash 150,000


Cr. Share capital 100,000
Cr. Share premium 50,000
1 USD

Market value 5 USD

Cash 5
Capital 1 <Equity
Share premium 4 <Equity

Preference shares, 7%
No voting right
Stable dividends

Irredimible preference shares


100 USD, 2%

100
2
2
2
2
2
2
Equity
Bonus nominal

Dr Share premium
Cr. Share capital
hare premium
1 Error of tranposition

The Company received Invoice amounting 289 AZN


Dr. Purchase 298
Cr. Payables 298

Dr. Purchase 298


Cr. Payables 289

2 Error of omission
The Company received Invoice amounting 289 AZN
Dr. Purchase 298

3 Error of principle
The company purchased reasearch papaper for 20,000 AZN

Dr. Intangible asset 20,000


Cr. Cash 20,000

4 Error of commission
The cpompany received electricity bill for 20 AZN
Dr. Gas expenses 20
Cr. Payables 20

SUSPENSE

Dr. Cash 30,000


Cr. Suspense 30,000

Dr. Suspense 30,000


Cr. Capital 30,000

Question

Trial balance Dr Cr.

Suspense 1,040
Total 11,040 10,000 1,040

1 Correct What accountant did


Dr. Receivables 1,000 Dr. Receivables 1,000
Cr. Sales 1,000 Cr. Suspence 1,000

Dr. Plant 240 Dr. COGS 240


Cr. Cash 240 Cr. Cash 240

Dr. Payables JW
Cr. Discount received

Dr. Inventory 350 Dr. Inventory 850


Cr. Cash 350 Cr. Cash 350
Cr. Suspense 500

Dr. Cash 230 Cr. Purchase retu 230


Cr. Payables 230 Cr. Payables 230
Dr. Suspense 460

Dr. Purchases 1000 1,040


Cr. Payables 1000

Dr. Payables 1230


Cr. Cash 1230

Dr
Cash at bank 200

Petty cash 500


Share capital
Purchases 4300
Payables
Receivables 2600
Sales
Asset 1500
Other expenses 900
Total 10,000
Suspense
1,040
1000
500 460
1,500 1,500

Correction
Dr. Suspence 1000
Cr. Sales 1,000

Dr. Plant 240


Cr. COGS 240

Dr. Discount received


Cr. Payables JW

Dr. Suspense 500


Cr. Inventory 500

Dr. Cash 230


Dr. Purchase return 230
Cr. Suspense 460

Cr

3500

700

5800

10,000
1-Jun-06 1-Jun-08 31-May-09
Cost 75,000 75,000 75,000
Residual 5,000 3,000
Acc dep. 14,000
Dep. Charge 11,600
CA 61,000

34 Inventory
22,000
86,000 92,000

16,000

COGS 92,000
Gross profit Revenue - COGS
Revenue Revenue

18
Petty cash 88
Sugar -10
Taxi -12
Staff 9
Purchase -20
55

15 Cost Dep. Exp


Prchase date 1-Nov-08 2008 60,000 2000
Cost 60,000 2009 60,000 11600
Residual 10,000 2010 60,000 9280
Depreciation (reducin 20% 2011 60,000 1,237

Sale date 1-Mar-11


Cash 25,000
CA 35,883

Loss on diposal 10,883

13
Prchase date 1-Aug-07 CA Revalued amount
Cost 130,000 120,000 135,000
Residual 30,000
Depreciation 40

ACC dep 10,000

Old 2500
New 2,917
Excess depreciation 417

11
Units Unit cos Privce Expense Expense per unit
A 120 50 63 550 4.6
b 85 80 99 820 9.6
c 94 65 70 705 7.5
T 299 195 232 2075 6.9
Carrying
Cost amount
1-Nov-16 1-Nov-19
Land 75,000 75,000
Building 175,000 161,875
250,000 236,875

Acc dep. 13,125


161,875

49,400 37,800 26,200 14,600 3,000

COGS
1- Revenue

Acc dep. CA
2000 58,000
13600 46,400
22880 37,120
24117.33 35,883

Revaluation surplus
31-Jul-11 31-Jul-12
15,000 14,583

NRV Calculation
58.42 50 6,000
89.35 80 6,800
62.50 62.5 5,875
210.27 18,675
Revaluation
Revalued amount
surplus

140,000 65,000
360,000 198,125
500,000 263,125
Payables invoice
Accruals liability without invoice
Provision liability of uncertian time or amount
Contingent liabilities its possible liability of uncertian time or amount

Provision
Dr. Expenses
Cr. Provision

1.3 Example

31-Dec-07
Dr. Expenses 10,000
Cr. Provision 10,000

31-Dec-08

Dr. Expenses 40,000


Cr. Provision 40,000

31-Dec-09

Dr. Provision 50,000


Cr. Cash 50,000

Liability
1 Past event, future obligion
2 Reliable estimate
3 Future economic loss

Warranty provision
% Cost of repair
75% 0
20% 1
5% 4

Probable
Remote (>10%) Possible (10-49%)
(50-90%)
Provision n/a Contingent liability Recognise provision
Contingent liability n/a Disclose Provision
Contingent assets n/a n/a Disclose
time or amount

0
0.2
0.2
0.4

Virtually certain
(90%-100%)
ecognise provision Payable
Payable
Recognise contingent asset
Research and development
Study action
Expenses

P Probable Expense
I Intention
R Resources
A Ability
T Technology
E Expenditure (reliable estimate)
Capitalise
Payables
60,000
302,800 X
2,960
2,000
84,000

X 331,760

6 Current assets Current liabilites


Receivables 12,000
Interest receivbles 240
Prepayment 6,000
Receivables from t 4,000
1 Sep. 2005 22,240

Dr. Prepayment 9,000


Cr. Cash 9,000 Dr. Cash Cr. Cash
Cr. Receivables Cr. Receivables
31 Sep
Dr. Insurance expenses 750 Dr. Cash Dr. Cash
Cr. Prepayment 750 Cr. Recievables Dr. Recievables
Receivables

Recievables
Recording
ASSSETS Liza invested 2,500 cash into the Company
EXPENSES DR Dr. Cash
Cr. Share capital

LIBILITY Liza purchased stall by cash 1,800


EQUITY CR Dr. Stall
REVENUE Cr. Cash

Liza purchased flowers by cash 650


Dr. Flowers
Cr. Cash

Liza sold all her flowers for 900 cash


Dr. Cash
Cr. Sales

Dr. COGS
Cr. Flowers

Sales
COGS
NP

Liza pays herself 180 cash


Dr. Drawings (Dividends)
Cr. Cash

Liza purchased flowers by cash 740


Dr. Flowers
Cr. Cash

Liza sold all her flowers for 1100 cash


Dr. Cash
Cr. Sales

Dr. COGS
Cr. Flowers

Liza gave Ethel 40 cash


Dr. Wages salaries expenses
Cr. Cash

Sales
COGS
Wages salaries expenses
NP
Liza pays herself 200 cash
Dr. Drawings
Cr. Cash

` Liza invested 250 cash into the Company


Dr. Cash
Cr. Share capital

Uncle Henry gives Liza 500 cash


Dr. Cash
Cr. Payable to uncle

She purchase van on credit 700

Dr. Van
Cr. Car payable

Liza purchased gmom with cash 300

Dr. Gnom
Cr. Cash

Dr. Receivables
Cr. Sales

Dr. COGS
Cr. Gnom

Liza buys flowers costing 800, 750 paid, 50 in cred

Dr. Flowers
Cr. Cash
Cr. Payable

Liza sold all her flowers for 1250


Dr. Cash
Cr. Sales

Dr. COGS
Cr. Flowers

Dr. Drawings
Cr. Cash

Dr. Salary expenses


Cr. Cash
Dr. Interest expenses
Cr. Interest payables

Sales
COGS
Salary expenses
Interest expenses
NP
Summarysing
into the Company Assets = Liability + Equity
2,500 BS Cash 770 Share capital 2,500
2,500 BS Stall 1,800 Retained earnin 70
Flowers 0
2,570 0 2,570
1,800 BS
1,800 BS

650 BS
650 BS Assets = Liability + Equity
Cash 890 Share capital 2,500
for 900 cash Stall 1800 Retained earnin 190
900 BS Flowers 0
900 IS 2,690 2,690

650 IS
650 BS

900
650
250

180 <<<-RE
180

740 BS
740 BS

for 1100 cash


1100
1100

740
740

40
40

1100
740
40
320
200
200

nto the Company Assets = Liability +


250 Cash 1,560 Car payable 700
250 Stall 1800 Payable to uncl 500
Flowers 0 Interest payabl 5
Van 700 Flowers payable 50
500 Receivable 350
500 4,410 1,255

700
700

ith cash 300

300
300

350
350

300
300

g 800, 750 paid, 50 in credit

800
750
50

1250
1250

800
800

240
240

40
40
5
5

1600
1100
40
5
455
0
Equity
Share capital 2,750
Retained earn 405

3,155 4,410
Capital expenses
CAPEX
Dr. Asset
Cr. Cash/payables

1 Modyfies or develope your asset


2 Increase of useful life
3 Costs of production or other costs

Capital income

Asset

1
Revenue 8,000
Expenses
NP 8,000

1
Revenue 8,000
Expenses -4000
NP 4,000

1-Jan-20
Dr. Asset/Cost
Cr Cash
31-Dec-20
Dr. Depreciation expenses
Cr. Accumulated depreciation

31-Dec-20

31-Dec-21
Dr. Depreciation expenses
Cr. Accumulated depreciation

Asset 12,000

31-Dec-22
Dr. Depreciation expenses
Cr. Accumulated depreciation

Asset
Dr. Acc. Dep 20,000
Cr. Cost 20,000

What we need to know about asset?


Cost of the asset
Depreciable base (cost - residual value)
Residual value, scrap value/salvage value
Useful life

Depreciation expenses

Straight-line method

4.1
Cost 10,000
Residual value, scrap val 2,160
Depreciation rate 40%

Cost Depreciation base


Year 1 10,000 10,000
Year 2 10,000 6,000
Year 3 10,000 3,600

Question page

Cost 17,000
Residual 2,000
Useful life 5
Reducing balance 35%

Straight line
Cost Depreciation base
Year 1 17,000 15,000
Year 2 17,000 15,000
Year 3 17,000 15,000
Year 4 17,000 15,000
Year 5 17,000 15,000

REDUCING BALANCE
Cost Depreciation base
Year 1 17,000 17,000
Year 2 17,000 11,050
Year 3 17,000 7,183
Year 4 17,000 4,669
Year 5 17,000 3,035

Example 4.9

Cost 24,000
Useful life 4

Annual depreciation 6,000


9 months 4,500

Cost 100,000 100,000

1.01.2011 31.12.2011
CA 60,000
60,000

Cost Depreciation base


Year 1 100,000 100,000
Year 2 100,000 60,000
Year 3 100,000 36,000
Year 4 100,000 36,000
Year 5 100,000 36,000

REVALUATION 1,990
Building 30,000
Land

5.1 Carrying amount


01.01.2001 01.01.2006
Land 20,000 20,000
Building 30,000 25,000
50,000 45,000

Dr. Depreciation expenses 1000


Cr. Accumulated deprecition 1000 1
2
Carrying amount 25,000 3
Cost 30,000
Accumulated depreciation -5000
2

31.12.2006

Example 6.1

Cost 25,000
Residual value (scrap) 7,000
Useful life 6

Accumulated depreciation 9,000


Carrying amount 16,000

Cash 17,500

Gain on disposal 1,500


Cost
Dr. Cash 17,500 Residual value (scrap)
Dr Accumulated 9,000 Useful life
Cr. Cost 25,000
Cr. Gain on disposal 1,500 Accumulated depreciation
Carrying amount

Cash

Loss in disposal
Revenue expenses
OPEX
Dr. Expenses
Cr. Cash/payables

pe your asset

or other costs

Revenue income

20,000

2 3 4 5
8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000
-20,000
8,000 8,000 8,000 -12,000

2 3 4 5
8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000
-4000 -4000 -4000 -4,000
4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000

20,000 Cost
20,000 20,000

4,000
4,000
20,000

<<Carrying amount

Cost
4,000 20,000
4,000

20,000

4000 Cost
4000 20,000

8,000
20,000
Cost
20,000

20,000

Depreciable base (cost - residual value)


Useful life

Depreciation method
Reducing balance

Carrying
Dep expenses Acc Dep.
amount
4,000 4,000 6,000
2,400 6,400 3,600
1,440 7,840 2,160

145

Carrying
Dep expenses Acc Dep.
amount
3000 3000 14,000
3000 6000 11,000
3000 9000 8,000
3000 12000 5,000
3000 15000 2,000

Carrying
Dep expenses Acc Dep.
amount
5,950 5,950 11,050
3,867 9,818 7,183
2,514 12,331 4,669
1,634 13,965 3,035
1,062 15,028 1,972

100,000

31.12.2012 31.12.2013 31.12.2014


36,000 24,000
12,000

Carrying
Dep expenses Acc Dep.
amount
40,000 40,000 60,000
24,000 64,000 36,000
12,000 76,000 24,000
12,000 88,000 12,000
12,000 100,000 0

2023 33
500,000

Revalued amount
01.01.2006 Revaluation suplus 01.01.2011
75,000 55,000 75,000
75,000 50,000 60,000
150,000

Revaluation suplus
Reverse old figures related to asset
Recognise Revalued amount
01.01.2006
LAND
Reverse old figures related to asset

Dr. Land (new) 75,000 Dr.


Cr. Land (old) 20,000 Cr.
Cr. Revaluation suplus 55,000

BUILDING
Dr. Building (new) 75,000 Dr.
Dr. Accumulated depreciation 5000 Dr.
Cr. Building (old) 30,000 Cr.
Cr. Revaluation suplus 50,000

01.01.2011

Dr. Revaluation suplus 20,000 Dr.


Dr. Accumulated depreciation 15,000 Dr.
Dr. Cost (new) 40,000 Cr.
Cr. Cost (old) 75,000

35,000 Dr. Cash 17,400


3,000 Dr Accumulated 14,000
8 Dr Loss on disposal 3,600
Cr. Cost 35,000
14,000
21,000

17,400

3,600
Acc. Dep

4,000

4,000

Acc. Dep
4,000
4,000

8,000

Acc. Dep
8,000
4,000

12,000
Acc. Dep
16,000
4,000

20,000
31.12.2015
12,000 -

Revalued amount Revaluation loss

40,000 20,000
Land 55,000
Revaluation s 55,000

Building (new 45,000


Accumulated 5000
Revaluation s 50,000

Revaluation s 20,000
Accumulated 15,000
Cost 35,000
Sales Tax VAT
Payables >>>> Invoice

31-Dec-21
Accrual liability without invoice
31-Dec-21
Dr Electricity expenses 300
Cr Acrrual 300

5-Jan-22 306

Dr Acrrual 300
Cr Electricity expenses 300 Dr
Dr
Dr Electricity expenses 306 Cr
Cr Electricity payables 306

Prepyments
31-Dec-23 31-Dec-23
Dr Prepyments 30,000 Dr Prepyments 18,000
Cr Cash 30,000 Cr Cash 18,000

5-Mar-23 5-Mar-23

Dr. Asset 30,000 Dr. Asset 30,000


Cr Prepyments 30,000 Cr Prepyments 18,000
Cr Cash 12,000

Salary expenses Cash Paid BS Accrual


2016 2016 2016

Staff 105,600 January 8000 Dec-15 December


Trainee 4,200 February 8800 Jan-16
Toatal 109,800 March 8800
April 8800
May 8800
June 8800
July 8800
August 9500
September 9500
October 9500
November 9500
December 9500
108,300

Accruals
500
14,000 14,100

600
Acrrual 300
Electricity expenses 6
Electricity payables 306

BS Accrual

9,500
2018
31-Dec-18 Allowance Bad debt
Dr. Receivables 500,000 Dr. Irrecoverable debt expenses Dr.
Cr. Revenue 500,000 Cr. Allowance Cr.

31-Dec-22
Dr. Bad debt expenses 500,000
Cr. Receivables 500,000

2.5 Example
31 December 2022 BS
Receivables 28,000 27,720
Allowance 1%

Dr. Irrecoverable debt ex 280


Cr. Allowance 280

31 December 2023 BS
Receivables 40,000 38,000 Receivables
28,000
Dr. Irrecoverable debt ex 1,720
Cr. Allowance 1,720
40,000

2.6 Example Receivables

Dr. Allowance 4,393 BS


Cr. Irrecoverable 4,393 IS
723,800

31-May-06
Dr. Bad debt expe 540 IS
Cr. Receivables 540 BS

31-May-07
Dr. Cash 540 BS
Cr. Bad debt expe 540 IS

Receivables Allowance
125,000 2,000
5,000 2,000
120,000 4,000

Dr. Bad debt expe 5,000


Cr. Receivables 5,000

Dr. Irre 2,000


Cr. Allowance 2,000
Irrecoverable debt expenses
Receivables

Allowance
280
1,720

2,000

Allowance
15,250
4,393

10,857
Differences
Cash book (Cash Bank balance (Bank
balance) account)
Humman Error Timing differences
Bank charges, bank interest
Standing orders (direct debit)
Dishounored cheques

Cash book (Cash balance) Bank balance (Bank account)


805 1,112
Humman Error 90 208.2
Unpresented cheques 425.35
1,321 1,321

Question
Cash book -610
Direct debit -715
Investment 353
Unpresented cheques -875
Bank Balance -1847

Example 3.2

Cash book (Cash balance) Bank balance (Bank account)


Blance -300 65
Unpresented cheques -500
<<<outstanding lodgements 400
Bank intrerest income -60
Bank charges -35
Human error -10
Dividends received 200
Human error 50
Unpresented cheques 25
-130 -35
e (Bank account)

<<<outstanding lodgements

e (Bank account)
Trade
Discount
Normal price 300
Discounted price 270

Dr. Receivables 270


Cr. Revenue 270

2
Cash (settlement
discount) <IFRS 15
Normal price 300
if paymennt made within 14 days: 10%

He will not take discount He will take discount


Dr. Receivables 300 Dr. Receivables
Cr. Revenue 300 Cr. Revenue

He had not take discount (paid after 60 days) =


He took discount
Dr. Cash 300 Dr. Cash
Cr. Receivables 300 Cr. Receivables

He took discount (paid after 10 days)


Dr. Cash 270 He had not take discount
Dr. Revenue 30 Dr. Cash
Cr. Receivables 300 Cr. Revenue
Cr. Receivables
270
270

270
270

300
30
270
3.1 Assets

Assets

Net assets

3.8 Dr.
Cr.

Dr.
Cr.

Dr.
Cr.

4.3
4.8

4.1

Dr
Cr

4.11
b/d
Payables

Dr.
Cr.

Revenue
COGS
Gross profit

6.1

6.7 Current years


Opening inventory
+ Purchases
- Closing inventory
COGS

NP

6.4

Opening inventory
Purchase 1
Purchase 2

Sold

Remaining
Opening inventory
Purchase 1
Purchase 2

6.3

284,700

281,200 B
6.8

Mark -up on cost


40%
Price 140
Cost 100

6.11

Cost
Selling price
Dist.cost
NRV

Unit

Total 4,700

6.16
Opening inventory
Purchases
- Closing inventory

6.18

Opening
Purchase

Sell

Closing

6.19

Periodic
Unit Cost per unit Total
Buy 1 10 300 3000
Buy 2 12 250 3000
Buy 3 6 200 1200
28 257.14 7200

Sell 20 257

Closing 8 257 2,057.12

Kaplan
100 Cost Price
Book 1 2,280 2,900
Book 2 4,080 4,000
Book 3 1,280 1,300

Total

7.4 Asset register

Carrying amount 145,600

7.7
Cost 170,000
Accumulated 34000
Carrying amount 136,000 136,000

Revalued amount 210,000


Revaluation surplus 74,000

7.8

1-Jul-13
Dr. Asset 20,000
Cr. Cash 20,000

31-Dec-13

Dr. Depreciation expens 1600 1600


Cr. Accumulated 1600

18,400

7.9
1-Oct-22
200,000
6
200,000

1 20,000
2 12,500
3 10500
43,000

8.2
Carrying amount
200,000

Carrying
8.14 amount
30-Jun-08 30-Jun-18
Building 1,250,000 1,000,000

Old 25,000
New 40,000
Excess depreciation 15,000
30-Jun-19
Dr. Revaluation suplus 15,000
Cr. RE 15,000

8.19
1-Jan-01
Building 1,600,000
Accumulated

Old 32000
New 50000
Excess depreciation 18000

8.21
1-Jan-07 1-Jan-07
700,000 750,000

1-Jan-07 1-Jan-09
Cost 750,000
Caarying amount 690,000

1-Jan-09
Assert
Cost 750,000
Accumulated 60,000
Carrying 690,000

Reveluation suplus 50,000

Dr. Cash 800,000


Dr. Accumulated 60,000
Cr. Cost 750,000
Dr. Revaluation suplus 50,000
Cr. RE 50,000
Cr. Gain on disposal 110,000

Kaplan
`111
Asset register Ledger account Difference
Cost 185,000
Accumulated 55,000
Carrying amount 85,600 130,000 44,400
123

Cost
860,000
80,000
180,000

960,000

Carrying amount 510,000

9.6
1-Apr 31-Jul

Cost 60,000
Acc. Dep 4000
CA 56,000

10.6 A

Inventory Payables
12,500
85,000 87,700 <<COGS 85,400

9,800 1,300

10.1
I Variant
31 December 20X3
Rent received in advance

Dr. Cash 24,600


Cr. Unearned revenue 24,600

20X4

Dr. Unearned revenue 24,600


Cr. Revenue 24,600

Dr.
Cr.
Cr.
Cr.
Dr.
Cr.

Revenue

II Variant

Receivables
16,900

18,300

Cash 318,600
Liability (cash recei -3,800
Receivables (earned 1,400
316,200

10.12
Profit Net Assets
25,000 275,000
-10,000 -10,000
15,000 265,000

Dr. Rent expenses 10,000


Cr. Accrual 10,000

10.15
I Variant
Gas
31-Mar-16
Dr. Prepayment 1,000
Cr. Cash 1,000

Dr. Expenses 1,000


Cr. Prepayment 1,000

Dr. Expenses 5,000


Cr. Cash 5,000

31-Mar-17
Dr. Expenses 2,000
Cr. Accrual 2,000
Expenses 8,000

II Variant

Gas
1,000

2,000

Gas 5000
Increase 3,000
8000

Kaplan 154
Propoerty 1
12,300

13,400

Cash 280,000
25,700
305,700

I Variant
Property 1
2015
Dr. Cash 12,300
Cr. Unearned revenue 12,300

2016
Dr. Unearned revenue 12,300
Cr. Revenue 12,300

Dr. Cash 280,000


Cr. Revenue 280,000

Dr. Receivables 13,400


Cr. Revenue 13,400

Revenue 305,700
Kaplan 154

Unearned revenue
102,600

88,700

Cash 838,600
Liability (cash recei 13,900
Receivables (earned 6,100
858,600

11.2
Receivables

362,000

Receivables 400,000

Dr. Bad debt expenses 38,000


Cr. Receivables 38,000

Dr. Allowance 13,800


Cr. Bad debt expenses 13,800

IS 24,200
BS 325,800

16.1
Cash book -565
Dishpunored cheque -92

-657

16.3
Opening balance 2,500
Cash out -720
Cash in 190
1,970
16.5
Overdraft (8,970)
Bank charge (550)
Error by bank 425
Unpreseneted cheques 3,275
Outstanding lodgements (5,380)
(11,200)

11.4 Allowance

Gross receivables 868,500


Net receivables 840,000
42,000
Dr. Bad debt exp 28,500
Cr. Receivables 28,500

Dr. Irrecoverable debt expen 4,000


Cr. Allowance 4,000
Expenses 32,500

11.5
Dr. Bad debt exp 146,000 Allowance
Cr. Receivables 146,000

Dr. Irrecoverable debt expen 135,000


Cr. Allowance 135,000
218,000
281,000

11.12

Allowance
0
28,000

28,000

15.1 Receivables
10,000
79,000 80,000

9,000

15.2
Supplier payable
14,350

15.3 Payables
34,500
68,900 78,400
1,200
4,700
38,100

Contra-entry
Dr. Payable
Cr. Receivables

12.13
Provision
64,000
25,000
18,500

Dr. Provision 25,000 57,500


Cr. Cash 25,000

Dr. Provision expenses 18,500


Cr. Provision 18,500

16.6

Bank balance (overdrawn) -36,840


Outstanding lodgement 51,240
Unpresented cheques -43,620
-29,220
Kaplan
231 B

Cash book Bank statement


-190 250
Correction of error 260 -150
Unrecorded interest rece 30
100 100

242 A

Cash book (1,240)


Unpresented cheques 450
Outstanding losgements -140
Bank charges -75
(1,005)

5.2 Tax

11,910
Tax
Sales (includ 109,250 14,250 Output
Purchases 64,000 9,600 Input
4,650

5.4 Tax
Sales (includ 120,000 20,000 Output
Purchases 65,000 13,000 Input
7,000 7,000

0
5.5

Assets = Liabilities +
Cash 2,200 Tax payable 40
Inventory 400 Payables 960
2,600 1,000

Dr. Cash 1,000


Cr. Capital 1,000

Dr. Inventory 800


Dr. Rec. tax 160
Cr Payables 960

Dr. Cash 1200


Cr Payable 200
Cr. Revenue 1000

Dr. COGS 400


Cr Inventory 400

5.8

Sales 27,612.50 4,113 <<VAT Payable


Purchases 18,000 3,150 <<VAT Receivables
962.5 <<VAT Payable

14.1
Task 2
Opening invetory 11,927
+ Purchases 82,350
+ Carriage inward 2,211
- Closing inventory (13,551)
COGS 82,937
Task 4
Closing equity 51,179
Opening equity 53,091
+ Profit 5,888
- Drawings 7,800

Equipment (cost) 58,000


Acc depr.(opening) 19,000
Depreciation expense 8,700 5,850 <<<reducing balance
CA 30,300

15.4 Bs
Receivable 8,500 Payables to
-400
-400 Receivables
7,700
Dr.
Cr.

15.6

Receivables
180,000 232,200
190,000 8,000
3,300 1,500
2,400

129,200

15.10
Price 800
Discounted price 640
Settlement 608
Variant 2 608

Dr. Receivables 608


Cr. Sales 608

Dr. Cash 608


Cr. Receivables 608

15.14 Payables
142,320
27,490 215,965
196,360
1,430
2,420

130,585
15.16 D

Control account 68,566


Undercast 99
68,665

15.19

31-Oct-16

Dr. Receivables 1,000


Cr. Sales 1,000

3 Novenber 2006
Dr. Bank 950
Dr. Sales 50
Cr. Receivables 1,000

17.8

Net profit 83,600 97,100

Correct

Dr. Van 18,000 Dr.


Cr. Cash 18,000 Cr.

Dr. Dr.expense 4,500


Cr. Ac.dep 4,500

13,500 97,100

17.1 Net profit 10,200 <wrong calculated


Cap. 3,000
Cap. Resp. 1,400
14,600

18.1
Correct What accountant did
Dr. Cash 333,000 Dr.
Cr. Capital 333,000 Cr.
Cr.

Dr. expenses 2,800 Cr.


Cr. Cash 2,800 Cr.
Dr.
Dr.

Dr. Car 78,400 Dr.


Cr. Cash 78,400 Cr.
Cr.

Dr. Payables 1,200 Dr.


Cr. Receivables 1,200 Cr.

13.7

500,000 Ordinary shares, 0.25 125,000


Share premium 100,000
225,000
1 for 2, 1USD
Share issued (units) 250,000

Dr. Cash 250,000


Cr. Share capital 62,500
Cr. Share premium 187,500

Bonus issue 150,000.0

Dr. Share premium 37,500


Cr. Share capital 37,500

Kaplan
203
Shares 250,000

Bonus 62,500

Dr/ Premium 31,250.0


Cr. Capital 31,250.0

19.1

Correct

Dr. Cash 4,400,000


Cr. Share capital 2,000,000
Cr. Share premium 2,400,000

Cost 1,400,000
CA 700,000

Carrying amount

Dr. Cash 600,000


Dr. Loss on disposal 100,000
Dr. Accumulated depreci 700,000
Cr. Cost 1,400,000

Task 1 100,000 Loss


Task 2 350,000

Dr. Expenses 200,000 <<<RE


Cr. Receivables 200,000

Dr. Acc.dep 350,000


Cr. Expenses 350,000 <<<RE

Dr. Expenses 140,000 <<<RE


Cr. Inventory 140,000

Task
Cost Price Selling expenses
500,000 400,000 40,000

19.2
Task Allowance
10
6
Dr. Admin.exp 6
Cr. Allowance for receivable 6 16

Task 3

Building 37,000
Plant 22,000

Dr. COGS 59,000


Cr. Acc. Depreciation 59,000
000
Cost of sales 1225
Opening 160
+ Purchases 1140
- Closing 75
13.4 B

Bonus 50,000

Dr. Share premium 25,000.0


Cr. Share capital 25,000.0

Issue 60,000

Dr. Cash 48,000.00


Cr. Share capital 30000
Cr. Share premium 18,000.00

13.8
30-Sep-22

1-Jul-22 750,000

1-Jul-22
Dr. Cash 1,000,000
Cr. Loan 1,000,000

30-Sep

Dr. Loan 250,000


Cr. Cash 250,000

Dr. Interest expenses 20,000


Cr. Cash 20,000

Interest expenses 45000


Interest expenses 8,750

Total expenses 73,750

13.14

Dr Cash
Cr. Dividend income

5,000
25,000
0.20

18.5 A

Correct Accountant did


Dr. Gas expenses 420 Dr.
Cr. Gas payables 420 Dr.
Cr.

Dr. Receivables 50 Cr.


Cr. Sales 50 Cr.
Dr.

Dr. Cash 70 Dr.


Cr. Interest income 70 Cr

Dr

18.8

Dr. Sales return Dr. Purchase


Cr. Cash Cr. Cash

18.9
Dr. Cash Dr. Cash
Cr. Receivables Dr. Receivables
Cr. Suspense

Dr. Cash
Cr. Suspense

Dr. Purchases
Dr. Purchases
Cr. Cash
Cr. Suspense

18.13
80,000

Dr. Cash 120,000 Dr.


Cr. Share capital 20,000 Cr.
Cr. Share premium 100,000 Cr.

19.4

Net profit before tax 350


Depreciation 90
Loss on disposal 13
Gain on disposal -5
Increase in inventory -48
Increase in receivables -75
Increase in TP 8
Tax paid -190

Cash from operating acti 143 IS, CA

Cash from investing activity


Purchase of intangible N -50
Purcase of tangible asset -201
Receipt from sale of inv 62
Cash from investing activ -189 LTA

Cash from financing activity


Issue of share capital 60
Long term loan 100
Dividends paid -50
Cash from financing activ 110 LTL. Equity

Net cash 64
Opening cash -97
Closing -33 -33

30.10

Share issue 60
Bank loan -50
Financial activity 10

30.15 Carrying amount Cost - Accumulated depreciation

Carrying amount
462
50
>>>Additions 204 45
38
633

30.21
Receivables
163,000
750,000 729,000 <<cash received

184,000
17.11

Revenue (Sales)
- COGS 50,000
Opening inventory
Purchases 50,000
Closing inventory
Gross profit 50,000

Sattionary expenses

Net ptrofit

26.11
PUP
Intragroup Revenue 30,000
Intragroup COGS 22,500
Gross profit 7,500 0.25
% of remianing (unsol 40%
PUP 3,000

Gross profit 627

Task 25.1
Swing and cat
Conideration transferred 120,000
Fv of NCI 40,000
Total 160,000
Share capital 100,000
RE 50,000
Total NA 150,000
Goodwill 10,000

Provision for unrealised


IG Revenue 100,000
IGCOGS 80,000
IG GP 20,000
* % of remaining inventory 50%
PUP 10,000

"$000
Consolidated cost of saleCOGS P + COGS Sub-Intra Rev+PUP 3,410

Parent------Sub PUP (parent)


Sub----parent PUP ( Parent and NCI)
Parent------Sub Swing Cat
Per question 400 200
PUP -10

Pre-acquisition RE -50
150
GROUP share 120
GROUO RE 510

NCI
Fv of NCI 40
RE of Sub atributable ti N 30
Share of NCI in CON BS 70

35.9
Provision for unrealised
IG Revenue 50,000
IGCOGS 40,000
IG GP 10,000
% of remaining inventory 100%
PUP 10,000

RE 560 A
= Liabilities + Equity

Opening
capital
+Capital
introduced
+Profit -
Drawings=
Closing
capital
(Equity)
Share capital
Retained ernings (profit)
-Drawings

= Liabilities + Share capita+ Retained erni-Drawings

= Assets "- Liabilities = Equity

Purchases 400
Cash 400
Dr. Purchases 400
Purchases 250 Dr. Payables 250
Payables 250 Cr. Cash 650

Payables 250
Cash 250

T Account
Debit side Credit side

Balance
b/d
(brought
down)=ope
ning
balance

Balance carried down (closing balans)

Dr. Purchases 450


Cr. Payables 450

Last month
Dr. Purchases 700
Cr. Payables 700

Dr. Payables 700


Cr. Purchases/P 700

Dr Payables 250
Dr Purchases 450
Cr. Purchases/P 700

Receivable
b/d 10,000

79,000

80,000
9,000 c/d

Dr. Receivable 79,000


Cr. Credit sales 79,000

Dr. Cash 5,000 Dr. Cash 85,000


Cr. Cash sales 5,000 Cr. Cash sales 5,000
Cr. Receivables 80,000
Dr. Cash 80,000
Cr. Receivables 80,000

Tin Co Customer Steel Co supplier

Purchases 250 Dr Receivables 250


Payables 250 Cr Sales 250

Inventory
3,000 Return inwaSales return
20,000 16,000 Dr. Sales return 50
4,000 Cr. Cash 50

Return outwPurchase return


3,000 c/d
Dr. Cash
Cr. Purchases/Purchase return

COGS 16,000
Inventory 16,000

38000
16,000
Gross profit 22,000

1-Jul-12 30-Jun-13 7-Jul-13


X 950,000
+ 11,750
- 13000
- 1500
= 950,000
952,750
Current years
Opening inventory Opening inv if Understated
+ Purchases
Closing inventory if Understat - Closing inventory
Overstated COGS Understated

Understated -300,000 Overstated 300,000

Unit Cost per unit


Opening inventory 700 190
500 220
300 230
1500

650

Opening inventory 50 190 9,500


500 220 110,000
300 230 69,000
850 188,500

Unit Cost per unitFuture price Cost to sell NRV


400 80 75 3.75 71.25
28,500

16000 800 20 28 6 22

236,700
Cost NRV
Coats 32,000 28,500 3,500

Dr. Write-down 3,500


Cr. Inventory 3,500
Mark -up on cost Gross margin
40%
Revenue 167 100%
Cost 100 60%
GP 67
Gross margin 40%
Gross profit Revenue-COGS
=
Revenue Revenue

1-(COGS/Rev= 40%

COGs/Reven= 60%

Basic Super Luxury


6 9 18
9 12 15
1 4 5
8 8 10

200 250 150

1,200 2,000 1,500

FIFO______AVCO
56,200
136,500
59,800
132,900

Unit Cost per uni Total


50 40 2000
50 50 2500
100 45 4500

60 45

40 45 1800

AVCO

Perpetual/Continous

Unit Cost per unit Total


Buy 1 10 300 3000
Buy 2 12 250 3000
22 272.73 6000

Sell 1 8 272.73

Remaining 1 14 272.73 3818


Buy 3 6 200 1200
20 250.9 5018.00

Sell 2 12

Closing 8 250.9 2007.20


NRV
2,784
3,840
1,248

7,368

Nominal ledger (1C) Difference

135,600 10,000

Dr. Expenses 20,000


Cr. Cash 20,000

1-Apr-23 30-Jun-23 31 September 2023


250,000 210,000 210,000

3 3
250,000 210,000

Carrying amount

30,000
20,000
150,000

Revalued amount Revaluation suplus


30-Jun-18 30-Jun-18 30-Jun-19 30-Jun-20
1,600,000 600,000 585,000 570,000
Revalued
Carrying amount amount Rev. suplus
1-Jan-06 1-Jan-06 1-Jan-06 31-Dec-07
1,440,000 2,250,000 810,000 792,000
160000
1,440,000

Rev. s
50,000
Accumulated dep
397,000
43,000
18000
78000 96000

450,000

Payables
1,700
85,000 <<Purhases

31 December 20X3
Rent owning by tenants

Dr. Receievable 16,900


Cr. Revenue 16,900

Cash 318,600
Receivables 16,900
Unearned revenue 28,400
Revenue 273,300
Receievables 18,300
Revenue 18,300

316,200

Liability
24,600

28,400

Electricity
31-Mar-16
Dr. Expenses 500
Cr. Accrual 500

Dr. Accrual 500


Dr. Prepayment 1,200
Dr. Expenses 6,100
Cr. Cash 7,800
Expenses 6,100 14,100

Electricity
500

1,200

Electricity 7,800
Decrease -1,700
6,100

Property 2
5,400

6,700

160,000
-12,100
147,900 453,600

Property 2
2015
Dr. Receivables 5,400
Cr. Revenue 5,400

2016
Dr. Cash 160,000
Cr. Receivables 5,400
Cr. Unearned re 6,700
Cr. Revenue 147,900
Receivables
42,300

48,400

Allowance
50,000
13,800

36,200
Allowance
38,000
4,000

Allowance
83,000
135,000

85,000
80,000 5,000
Dr. Cash 80,000
Cr. Receivables 80,000

My payable
14,500

Dr. Purchases
Cr. Payables

Dr. Purchases
Cr. Cash

<<<

Bank statement
440

Tax
4,540
4,650
2,720

Tax
0
7,000

Equity
Capital 1,000
RE 600
1,600

<<VAT Payable
<<VAT Receivables
<<VAT Payable
<<<reducing balance

800 300

500 0

Payables to Bridge 500


Receivables from Brid 500

Dr. Receivables 10,000 0


Cr. Sales 10,000

Dr. Cash 13,300


Cr. Receivables 13,300

Dr. Receivables 3,300


Cr. Cash 3,300
Dr. Bank 950
Cr. Sales 950

Motor van expneses 18,000


Cash 18,000

What accountant did Correction


Cash 333,000 Dr. Suspense 3,000
Capital 330,000 Cr. Capital 3,000
Suspense 3,000

Asset 2,800 Dr. Asset 2,800


Cash 2,800 Dr. expenses 2800
Suspense 5,600 Cr. Suspense 5,600
Suspense 500 Dr. Petty cash 500
Cr. Suspense 500

Car 87,400 Dr. Suspense 9,000


Cash 78,400 Cr. Car 9,000
Suspense 9,000

Receivables 1,200 Dr. Receivables 2400


Payables 1,200 Cr. Payables 2400

Suspense
3460
3,000
5,600
9,000 500
2440 DR

225,000
250,000
475,000 250,000

per share
1 250,000
0.25 62,500
0.75 187,500

What acc. Did Correction

Dr. Cash 4,400,000 Dr. Suspense 4,400,000


Cr. Suspense 4,400,000 Cr. Share capita 2,000,000
Cr. Share prem 2,400,000

Depreciation 350,000

Dr. Cash 600,000 Dr. Suspense 600,000


Cr. Suspense 600,000 Dr. Loss on disp 100,000
Dr. Accumulated 700,000
Cr. Cost 1,400,000

Selling expenses NRV Write -off


360,000 140,000
Share capital 105,000
Share premium 173,000

500,000 30-Jun-23
Accountant did Correction
Expenses 240
Supense 180
Gas payables 420

Receivables 50
Sales 50
Suspense 100

Cash 70
Suspense 70

210

50
50
100

130
130
130
130

Cash 120000
Share capital 20000
Suspense 100,000

Cost Acc.depreciation
595 290
>>>Addition 201 85 40 90 <<<blanced figures
9
720 340

Tax payables
240
190 240

290

RE
100
110
50
160

depreciation
45

429

<<cash received
10,000

10,000
10,000 40,000

-10,000

30,000

Dr. COGS/RE
Cr. Inventory
Sub----parent Swing Cat
Per question 400 200
PUP -10

Pre-acquisition RE -50
140
GROUP share 112
GROUO RE 512

NCI
Fv of NCI 40
RE of Sub atributable t 28
Share of NCI in CON B 68
37
March-June 160,000
Depreciation expenses 8,000
60
Development expenses 80,000

Expenses 88,000

38

Out VAT (patables) 140,000 Tax


Input Vat 87,990 23,778
140,000
87,990

75,788

Purchase 3600
Payables
31
Revenue 630,000 >>cash paid 453,630
COGS 450,000

34,600

Revenue COGS
140 100
630,000 X

X 450,000

28
COGS 313,200 80%
Revenue 391,500

29 Supspense

Dr. Receivables 1,512


Cr. Sales

40

January-Feb 532 2
898 3
814 3
840 3
322 1
3406.00
Payables Inevntory
29,780 24,300
458,450 >>>Purchases 458,450 450,000

32,750

Supspense
759

131

622
IAS 7

Operating activity
Cash in
Cash out
day to day transaction
Dividends paid

Direct method
Operating activity Financing activity

XX YY

Cash receipts from customers 20


- Cash paid to suppliers 5
- Cash paid to emploees 3
Cash generated from operations 12
- Interest paid -1
- Taxes paid -2
- Dividends paid -3
Net cash from operating activity 6

Operating activity Payables


Cash receipts from customers 32,900
- Cash paid to suppliers (17,950)
- Cash paid to emploees (11,250) 17,950
Cash generated from operations 3,700
- Interest paid (2,100) 2,550
- Taxes paid
- Dividends paid
Net cash from operating activity 1,600

Indirect method
Profit before Tax Revenue
+ Depreciation COGS
+ Interest expenses Expenses
+ Loss on disposal Profit before Tax
- Gain on disposal
Adjustments to Working Capital
Increase in receivables -16
Increase in invetory -4
Decrease in prepayment 5
Increase in trade payables 6
Cash generated from operations
Interest paid
Taxes paid
Dividends paid
Net cash from operating activity
Cash-flow

Financing activity Investment activity


Sale of own shares Building
Loan from banks Deposits
Dividends paid Purchase/sale of 3rd party shares
Dividends recived

Cash-flow

Indirect method
Investment activity Operating activity Financing activity Investment activity

ZZ XX YY ZZ

Payables Wages patables


1,000 1,500
19,500 10,500
11,250

750

Cash+ Receivables
Opening+Purhases-Closing Inventory
Cash + Payables+Prepayments
t before Tax
Investment activity
Subsidiry A

Parent Company Subsidiry A


Revenue 100 20

<20%
Trade Investment
IFRS 9
No influence
No Consolidation

Investment in assosiate

1-Jan

Dr. Investment in assosiate 60,000 <BS, 25%


Cr. Cash 60,000

Dr. Investment in assosiate 6,000 <<<Receivables


Cr. Investment income 6,000

Dr. Cash 1,500


Cr. Investment in assosiate 1,500

1-Jan

Dr. Investment in assosiate 6,500


Cr. Investment income 6,500

31-Dec-24

Investment in assosiate 71,000

Subsidiary

Apple Pear Consolidated


Receivables 60,000 40,000 100,000
Rules of consolidation
1 Add together
2 Intra-group transactions
3 Non-controlling interest (NCI)

Consolidated Revenue Revenue P+ Revenue Sub- Intragroup revenue


Consolidated COGS COGS P+COGS Sub- Intragroup revenue + PUP

PUP
Intragroup Revenue 5,000
Intragroup COGS -3,000
Gross profit 2,000
% of remianing (unsold, int 50%
PUP 1000

Question
Consolidated Revenue Revenue P+ Revenue Sub- Intragroup revenue
Consolidated COGS COGS P+COGS Sub- Intragroup revenue + PUP

PUP
Intragroup Revenue 25,000
Intragroup COGS 20,000
Gross profit 5,000 20%
% of remianing (unsold, int 100%
PUP 5000

Revenue 775
COGS 480
GP 295
Admin 135
PBT 160
Income 15
NP 145

Parent sold to SUB SUB sold to parent


Profit attributable to
Group 133.75 132.5
NCI 11.25 12.5
133.75 132.5
Remaining inventory 10,000
% 0.40
Total inventory 25,000

PUP
Intragroup Revenue 25,000
Intragroup COGS 20,000
Gross profit 5,000
% of remianing (unsold, int 40% Remianing inventory 10,000
PUP 2,000 8,000
2,000
Dr. COGS 2,000
Cr. Inventory 2,000
Group
Parent Company

Subsidiry B Subsidiry C

Subsidiry B Subsidiry C Consolidation


10 5 135

Investment

50%-100%
Trade Investment 20%-49%
Investment in assosiate Investment in subsidiary
No influence Equity method Control
No Consolidation Significant influence 3 out 5
No Consolidation Consilidation
IAS 28 IFRS 3
at the date of acquisition
Consuderation transferred by parent 30
+ Consuderation transferred by NCI 10
Total 40
- FV of net assets of the company (FV of equity) 23
Share capital of SUB 10
Share premium (SUB) 5
Retained earnings 3
Revaluation suplus 8
"+/- FV adjustment -3
Goodwill 17

at the date of acquisition


Consuderation transferred by parent 80
Consuderation transferred by NCI 0
Total 80
FV of net assets of the company (FV of equity) 60
Share capital of SUB 50
Share premium (SUB) 0
Retained earnings 10
Revaluation suplus 0
"+/- FV adjustment 0
Goodwill 20

31-Mar-21
NCA
Goodwill 20,000
Current assets 100,000
Total 120,000

Odinary shares 75,000 <<only parent


Retained earnings 45,000
Total 120,000

31-Mar-22
NCA
Goodwill 20,000
Current assets 130,000
Total 150,000

Odinary shares 75,000 <<only parent


Retained earnings 75,000
Total 150,000

QUESTION
at the date of acquisition
Consideration transferred by parent 67,000
Consideration transferred by NCI 0
Total 67000
FV of net assets of the company (FV of equity) 64000
Share capital of SUB 20,000
Share premium (SUB) 0
Retained earnings 21,000
Revaluation suplus 0
"+/- FV adjustment 23,000
Goodwill 3,000

Dr. Land building 23,000


Cr. Goodwill 23,000

NCA
Land and building 114,000
Goodwill 3,000
Current assets 125,000
Total assets 242,000

Odinary shares 80,000 <<only parent


Retained earnings 132,000
Equity 212,000

Liabilities 30,000

Total E+L 242,000

2.4.1 Example N
Sub. Shares 12,000 4 5
12,000 X
Parent shares 15,000
90,000

Consideration transferred by parent 90,000


FV of net assets of the company (FV of 75,000
Goodwill 15,000

Non-controlling interest

3.2 Example
at the date of acquisition
Consideration transferred by parent 60,000
Consideration transferred by NCI 15,000
Total 75,000
FV of net assets of the company (FV of equity) 45,000
Share capital of SUB 40,000
Share premium (SUB) -
Retained earnings 5,000
Revaluation suplus -
"+/- FV adjustment -
Goodwill 30,000
Assets
Tangible 85,000
Goodwill 30,000
Current assets 85,000
Total assets 200,000

Equity
Share capital 80,000
RE 62,500
NCI 17,500
Total Equity 160,000

Liabilities 40,000
Total 200,000

NCI
Consideration transferred by NCI 15,000
Share of RE of SUB 2,500
Share of NCI 17,500

Godwill
Consideration transferred by parent 10
Consideration transferred by NCI 2
Total 12
FV of net assets of the company (FV of equity) 7.5
Goodwill 4.5

Question
at the date of acquisition
Consideration transferred by parent 46,000
Total 46,000
FV of net assets of the company (FV of equity) 40,000
Share capital of SUB 30,000
Retained earnings 10,000
"+/- FV adjustment -
Goodwill 6,000

PUP
Intra-group Rev 50,000
IG COGS 40,000
GP 10,000
% rem. Inventory 25%
PUP 2,500 Sub----Parent

Dr. Payables 12,000


Cr. Receivables 12,000
Tangible assets 120,000
Goodwill 6,000
Trade rec 43,000
Inventory 12,500
Total assets 181,500

Equity
Share capital 100,000
RE 54,500
TP 27,000
Total 181,500
-
<<only parent

<<only parent
<<only parent
1-Jan

Going concern basis

Adjusting
Fraud
Errors
NRV (write-off)
Bad debt
Impairement

Ratio 2017 2016


Operating profit/Revenue 11.6% 12.8%
2.96% 2.6%
Profit for the year/Reven 8.66% 10%
31-Dec 31-Mar

Reporting date Report issue date

IAS 10
Events after the reporting period (subsequent events)

Adjusting Non -Adjusting events

Material Immaterial
NRV (write-off) Disclose Do nothing
Bad debt Aqusition/disposal of main asset, branch, department
Impairement Law suits, litigation commenced
Fire
Natural disasters
Profitability ratios Gross profit
Gross profit margin Revenue

Net profit
Net profit margin Revenue

Return on capital employes (ROCE)

Capital Employed `=

Total assets `=

Total assets -Short term Liabilities

20X8
ROCE 36%

Return on Equity (ROE)

ROE 30.1%

Net Profit Margin `=

Asset Turnover `=

PBIT
Revenue `*

NP 30%

Asset turn 0.8

Luquidity ratios

Current Ratio `=

Quick Ratio =(Acid test ratio) `=

Receivables collection period


`=

Paybles payment period `=

Inventory turnover period `=


Solvency Ratios
Total Debt
Debt ratio `= Total Asset

LT DEBT
Gearing Ratio `= LT DEBT + Equity

Equity
Leverage ratio `= LT DEBT + Equity

PBIT
Interest cover `= Interest expenses

2008 2007
20.70 12.77

Efficiency Ratios
Revenue 10
COGS 8
GP 2
GP margin 20%

Cogs 32,500
`=
Opening 6,000
+ Purchases x
- Closing 3,800

Purchases 30,300

TP 57

28.9
Revenue 2,402
COGS 1,602
Gross Profi 800
Other expenses 680
NP 120
NP % 5%

Current assets 2.6363636

Payables collection 53
PBIT
`= Capital Employed

Total assets -Current Libilities `= Equity + Long term liabilities

Short term liability + Long term liability`+ Equity

`= Long term Liabilities +Equity

20X7
32% 4%

`= Net profit-Dividends to preference shareholders


Equity

29.7%

PBIT
Revenue

Revenue
Capital employed

Revenue PBIT
=
Capital employed Capital employed = Return on capital employes (ROCE)

24% Return on capital employes (ROCE)

Current assets 2.5625


Current Liability 8

Current asseets-Inventory 1.75


Current Liability

Receivables (average recivables)


*365
Credit Sales

Trade payables
*365
COGS

Inventory
*365
COGS
>2
n capital employes (ROCE)

Dr. Inventory 200,000


Cr. Cash 200,000
Dr. COGS 150,000
Cr. Inventory 150,000

50,000
121.6667

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