Acc/100 Week 2
D2ACC100
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
MID SEMESTER EXAM REVISION
COMPILATION
D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: * Extracted from Past Year Mid Term Exam Paper: D2ACC100
– SEM 1, 2006 – SEM 3, 2007 * Original idea belongs to Mr Gooi Chee San * Some of the questions have been modified to cater the needs of current student
Sem 3, 2007
Question 3
Cabao is a financial consultancy firm. It updates its accounts everyday. Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column headings below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effectD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
Copy the table below before answering.
Error | Net Income | Total …show more content…
Assets | Total Liabilities | Owner’s equity | Example: Receives $200 cash for services rendered the transaction was recorded as $20. | U | U | NE | U | (a) Cabao bought an office table for $500. It was recorded as purchase. | | | | | (b) The owner withdrew $800 cash. No record was made. | | | | | (c) Cabao provided consultancy service for $2,300. It was recorded as $3,200. | | | | | (d) Recorded electricity expense payment twice. | | | | | (e) Received $6,000 for consultancy service to be provided next year. It was recorded as debit cash and credit consultancy revenue. | | | | |
Sem 2, 2007
Question 3
ABC is a firm providing management consultancy services. Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column headings below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
Copy the table below before answering.
ErrorD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 | Net Income | Total Assets | Total Liabilities | Owner’s equity | Example: Received $200 each for services rendered to a customer, but recorded the transaction as $20. | U | U | NE | U | (a) Depreciation expense was $5,000 for the period. It was wrongly charged as $3,000. | | | | | (b) Provided consultancy service to a client on credit basis. It was recorded as DR. Service Revenue CR. Accounts Receivable. | | | | | (c) Bought motor vehicle insurance policy on credit basis. It was recorded DR. Prepaid Insurance CR. Cash. | | | | | (d) Bought office equipment on credit basis. The office equipment was received but no payment was made yet. No entry was made at all on this purchase. | | | | | (e) The owner withdrew $2,000 for his family use. It was recorded as DR. Entertainment expense CR. Cash. | | | | |
Sem 1, 2007
Question 3
Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the heading below. The business provides consultancy services to clients. Using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
(Before answering, copy the table below)
Error | NetProfit | TotalAssets | TotalLiaD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 bilities | Owner’sequity | Example: Received $500 cash for consultancy services rendered to a client, but recorded the transaction as $50. | U | U | NE | U | (i) Did not record the utilities used. The amount has not yet been paid. | | | | | (ii) Bought and paid $200 for office supplies. The office supplies were kept in the cupboard. No entry has been made. | | | | | (iii) Provided consultancy service to a client for $4,000 on credit basis. No entry was made. No money was received. | | | | | (iv) Depreciation expense of motor vehicle was recorded twice. | | | | | (v) Provided consultancy service to a client for $800 on account. It was correctly recorded. When the $800 was received, it was recorded as DR Cash and CR Revenue. | | | | |
Sem 3, 2006
Question 2
Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column heading below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
Copy the table below before answering.
Error | NetProfit | TotalAssets | TotalLiability | Owner’sequity | Example : Received $200 cash for services rendered to a customer, but recorded the transaction as $20 | U | U | NE | U | (a) Billed for electricity used inD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 the month. Not paid and not recorded. | | | | | (b) Bought a computer for office use, terms n/30. It was recorded debit office expense and credit cash | | | | | (c) Provided service to a client and received cash. It was recorded twice | | | | | (d) Forgot to charge the depreciation of building | | | | | (e) Paid wages expense for the month. It was recorded; debit office supplies expense and credit cash. | | | | |
Sem 2, 2006
Question 3 (20 marks)
Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column heading below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
Copy the table below before answering. Error | Net Profit | Total Assets | Total Liability | Owner’s Equity | Example: Received $200 cash for services rendered to a customer, but recorded the transaction as $20. | U | U | NE | U | (a) Did not record purchase of inventory on credit basis, n/60. | | | | | (b) Did not charge depreciation expenD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 se of office equipment. | | | | | (c) Did not record withdrawal of $500 by owner for his family use. | | | | | (d) Paid wages expense once but recorded twice. | | | | | (e) Paid to Radio Station for advertisement to be aired next month, but the payment was not recorded. | | | | |
Sem 3, 2007
Question 2
Pasig is a trading business. An extract of the ledger balances as at 31 August 2007 is shown below. Pasig uses the periodic inventory system.
| $ | Cash at D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 bank (DR)Office equipmentMotor vehicleInventoryAccounts payableAccounts receivableCapital | 55,00015,00023,00012,00090,00080,000 95,000370,000 |
In September 2007, the following events took place:
Sept 03 | Pasig issued a cheque $2,000 to its supplier for purchases made in August 2007. | Sept 05 | Bought inventory for $10,000 on the following terms 10/15, n/60. | Sept 10 | Pasig received a cheque of $7,000 from its customer for sales made in August 2007. | Sept 14 | Pasig issued a cheque to fully settle the purchase made on September 05, 2007. | Sept 17 | Sold inventory for $28,000 on the term 2/10, n/45. | Sept 20 | The owner of Pasig issued a business cheque of $4,000 for his son to go for a private holiday. | Sept 25 | Pasig purchase a computer, $3,000 by cheque, for office use. | Sept 29 | Paid $9,000 to its employees for work done in September 2007. |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the September transactions.
(NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED)
(b) Prepare a Trial Balance as at 30 September 2007.
Sem 2, 2007
Question 2
Luzon started its business operation in 1824 as a trading enterprise. An extract of its ledger balances as at 30 April 2007 is show below. Luzon has been using the period inventory system since inception. All payments and receipts are through its bank account.
Ledger balances as at 30 April 2007
Ledger accounts | $ | Cash at bank (DR)CapitalBank loanAccounts payableSalary payableOffice equipmenD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 tMotor vehiclesAccounts receivableInventory | 80,000149,00050,00044,0003,00018,00064,00059,000 25,000 492,000 |
In May 2007, the following events took place:
May 2 | Luzon paid $3,000 to its employee for the salary it owed in April 2007. | May 4 | Luzon sold some inventory for $11,000 and received payment immediately. | May 7 | It bought $40,000 inventory on the following terms 5/10, n/60. | May 10 | The owner of Luzon issued a cheque of $20,000 (from Luzon’s account) for his son to buy a motor vehicle. His son is studing in a French University. | May 14 | Luzon sold some inventory for $17,000 on the following terms 3/5, n/30. | May 16 | Luzon fully settled the amount owed for the purchase made on May 7. | May 23 | Luzon paid $16,000 to its supplier for the purchase incurred in April 2007. No discount was granted. | May 29 | Luzon bought a brand new photostat machine for $4,000, it was paid by cheque. | May 31 | Luzon paid $6,000 to its workers for work done in May 2007.Luzon also paid $2,000 for the utilities consumed in May 2007. |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the May 2007 transactions.
(NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED)
(b) Prepare a Trial Balance as at 31 May 2007.
Sem 1, 2007
Question 2
SiemReap is a trading business. It buys and sells a standard-sized refrigerator. An extract of the ledger balances as at 31 January 2007 is shown below. The business uses the periodic inventory system.
Cash at bank (DR)Office equipmentCapitalAccounts receivableAccounts payableMotor vehiclesTotal | $80,00030,000115,00070,00085,000 20,000 400,000 |
In February 2007, the following events took place:-
February 02 | SiemReap received a cheque of $13,000 from its customer for the sales made in January 2007. | February 05 | Bought a dozen refrigerator for $50,000 on the following terms 2/10, n/60. | February 07 | SiemReap paid $35,0D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
00 by cheque for purchases made in January 2007. | February 09 | SiemReap sold a few refrigerator for $100,000 on the following terms 3/10, n/45. | February 11 | The owner of SiemReap issued a cheque of $8,000 to himself for personal use. | February 14 | SiemReap fully settled the purchase made on February 05, 2007 | February 18 | SiemReap received a cheque of $97,000 from its customer for sales made on February 09, 2007. | February 26 | SiemReap paid $6,000 by cheque to a television broadcasting company for advertisement to be aired on 15 March 2007. | February 28 | SiemReap paid $7,000 to its employee for February 2007 salary. |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the February 2007 transactions. NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED
(b) Prepare a trial balance as at 28 February 2007.
Sem 3, 2006
Question 3
Karon is a trading business. It buys goods in bulk and retails them in small quantity. The following is an extract of Karon’s ledger balances as at 30 September 2006. Karon uses the periodic inventory system.
Karon : Ledger balances as at 30 September 2006. | | Accounts receivables | $50 000 | Accounts payables | 70 000 | Motor vehicles | 60 000 | Accumulated depreciation of motor vehicles | 20 000 | Wages and salaries payable | 8 000 | Cash at bank (DR) | 35 000 | Capital | 72 000 | Inventory | 25 000 | | $340 000 |
In October 2006, the following events took place.
2006 | | Oct 02 | Karon issued a cD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 heque $8000 to pay the salary for September 2006 | | | Oct 06 | Sold some inventory for $60 000 on the following terms 5/10, n/60 | | | Oct 09 | Karon collected a $10 000 cheque from its customer for sales made in the previous month. | | | Oct 12 | Karon bought some inventory for $100 000 on the following terms 3/5, n/60 | | | Oct 14 | Karon issued a cheque to fully settle for the purchase made on October 12 | | | Oct 15 | Karon received a cheque from its customer for the sales made on October 06 | | | Oct 19 | Karon bought a new computer for business use. It paid by cheque $5000 | | | Oct 23 | The owner withdrew $6,000 for family use | | | Oct 31 | Paid its workers $4,000 for the work done in October 2006 |
(IGNORE GOODS & SERVICES TAX)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the October …show more content…
transactions (No journal entry is required)
(b) Prepare a trial balance as at 31 October 2006.
Sem 2, 2006
Question 2 (30 marks)
Ubud started its business operation on 1 May 2006. It uses the periodic inventory system. An extract of its Ledger balances as at 31 May 2006 is as follows:
Ubud: Ledger balances as at 31 May 2006 | Cash at bank (DR) | $ 78,000 | Capital | 90,000 | Rental expense | 5,000 | Sales | 70,000 | Accounts receivable | 40,000 | Accounts payable | 35,000 | Purchases | 60,000 | Wages and salaries expense | 2,000 | Utilities expense | 3,000 | Office equipment | 7,000 | | 390,000 |
In June 2006, the following events took place. All payments and receipts were through the cash at bank account.
June 2 | Ubud sold some inventory for $12,000 cash. | June 5 | Ubud issued a cheque of $9,000 to its supplier for purchases made in May 2006D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
. | June 7 | Bought some inventory for $60,000 on the following terms 5/10, n/60. | June 9 | Issued a cheque of $38,000 for purchase of a motor vehicle for business use. | June 9 | Paid $3,000 for the motor vehicle insurance policy, coverage from June 9, 2006 to June 9, 2007. | June 16 | Ubud issued a cheque to fully settle purchase made on June 7, 2006. | June 19 | Sold some inventory for $100,000 on the following terms 2/10, n/60. | June 28 | Ubud received a cheque from a customer for sales made on June 19. | June 30 | Paid its workers $2,000 for the work done in June 2006. |
REQUIRED:
(a) Show all the ledger accounts (T-account) brought down from May 2006 and then post the June 2006 transactions. (No journal entry is required)
(b) Prepare a trial balance of Ubud as at 30 June 2006.
Sem 1, 2006
Question 2
PWC is a trading business. The merchandise business has been in operation for a number of months. The following balances were extracted from the Accounting Records of the business as at 31 May 2005.
| $ | | Cash at bank | 27,000 | (DR) | Premises rent expense | 6,000 | | Office equipment | 5,000 | | Motor vehicles | 26,000 | | Purchases | 42,000 | | Accounts payable | 20,000 | | Sales | 86,000 | | Accounts receivable | 24,000 | | Prepaid insurance | 3,000 | | Salary expense | 6,000 | | Telephone and electricity expense | 4,000 | | Capital | 37,000 | | | 286,000 | |
The business continued its operation in June 2005. The following events took place in June 2005. (The business has chosen to apply the Periodic Inventory System and will continue to use it in the future.) All payments and receipts were through its bank account. June 02 | PWC paid $8,000 by cheque for the purchases made in May 2005. | June 03 | PWC received $12,000 from its customers for sales made in May 2005. | June 08 | Sold inventory, $18,000, on the following terms 5/10, n/30 | June 12 | Bought $1,000 worth of pencils, pens, paper etc for office use. It was paid by cheque. D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 | June 16 | Bought inventory, $16,000, on the following terms 3/15, n/30 | June 18 | PWC issued a $8,000 cheque for the purchase made in May 2005. The supplier gave PWC $1,000 discount for early settlement of account. | | | June 20 | The owner of PWC bought a computer, $2,000, for his son’s personal use. He issued a cheque of $1,000 using PWC’s bank account. His wife paid $1,000 from her personal savings account. | | | June 29 | PWC paid $2,000 for Telephone and Electricity used in June 2005. | | | June 29 | PWC paid $3,000 to its workers for the work done in June 2005. | (Ignore Goods and Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show all the Accounting Entries in the Ledger Accounts (T-accounts) and post the above transactions
(NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED) (b) Extract a Trial Balance of the business as at 30 June 2005 after the posting of the above transactions in (a). Sem 3,2007 Question 1
Kaloonkan is a trading business. Its financial year end is 31 October each year. An extract of Kaloonkan’s ledger accounts is shown below.
Trial balance as at 31 October 2007 | DR $’000 | CR $’000 | Advertising expenseMachineriesAccounts receivablesLand, at costBuilding, at costCash at bankDiscount allowedDrawingsRepair expenseDiscount receivedCapitalBank Loan, due on 1.1.2011Accounts payablesService RevenuePrepaid insuranceUtilities expenseOffice suppliesInteresD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 t expenseBuilding maintenance expenseSundry operatng expenseSalaries and wages expensesOffice equipmentManagement consultancy expense | 271,160340226300401430132011124257515140520 10 | 107444361001,800 |
Other data included: (i) The prepaid insurance is valid for a twenty-month period, starting from 01 November 2006. (ii) Supplies worth $20,000 have been used during the year (iii) The utilities consumed in October 2007 was $11,000. No payment has been made and no entry has been made. (iv) Out of the service revnue, $100,000 is yet to be earned
REQUIRED:
(a) Prepare a detailed Income Statement of Kaloonkan for the year ended 31 October 2007.
(b) Prepare a Statement of Owner’s equity for the year ended 31 October 2007.
(c) Prepare a Balance Sheet as at 31 October 2007. Sem 2, 2007 Question 1
Clarke Angeles is a sole proprietorship business.
Its financial year end is 30 June each year. Below is a trial balance of Clarke Angeles as at 30 June 2007. All in thousand.
| DR $’000 | CR $’000 | Advertisement expenseWages and salaries expenseMotor vehicle expensePrepaid insuranceSundry operating expensesDiscount allowedDelivery chargesAccounts receivableCash at bankDrawingsMotor vehicles, at costLandBuildingInterest expenseAccomodation expenseOffice EquipmentElectricity and Telephone expensesPremises rental revenueDiscount receivedAccounts payableConsultationD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 FeesCapitalCommision RevenueNotes payable, due 29 June 2007 | 168018242019138018208010040062341849 | 38257076840033 50 |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
Other data given: (i) The owner withdrew $4,000 cash on 28 June 2007. No entry has been made. (ii) Clarke Angeles advertised its products over the local radio station on 27 June 2007. It costs the business $5,000. It has not yet paid and no entry has been made at all for this advertisement. (iii) The prepaid insurance is valid from 01 July 2006 to 30 June 2007. (iv) Rental of $4,000 is yet to be received
REQUIRED:
(a) Prepare a detailed Income Statement of Clarke Angeles for the year ended 30 June 2007, and
(b) A statement of Owner’s Equity for the year and a detailed Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2007.
Sem 1, 2007 Question 1
Angkor is a trading business. It prepares its financial statements once a year. Its financial year end is 31 January. An extract of its ledger accounts is shown below.
Trial balance as at 31 January 2007 | | DR $’000 | CR $’000 | Management fee expense | 72 | | Prepaid advertisement | 20 | | Wages and salaries expense | 222 | | Accomodation charges | 22 | | Drawings | 20 | | Discount allowD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 ed | 33 | | Cash at bank | 40 | | Land, at cost | 200 | | Building, at cost | 300 | | Accounts receivable | 380 | | Vehicle | 1,030 | | Prepaid insurance | 24 | | Utilities expense | 60 | | Secretarial fee expense | 50 | | Interest expense | 30 | | Motor vehicle, at cost | 260 | | Beginning inventory, 01 February 2006 | 240 | | Sundry expense | 18 | | Service Fee | | 1,650 | Accounts payable | | 170 | Loan | | 300 | Capital, 1.2.2006 | | 873 | Discount received | _____ | 28 |
Other data given:
(i) The prepaid insurance was valid for the period 1 February 2006 to 31 January 2007. (ii) The utilities used in January 2007 were $5,000. No entry has been made. (iii) The prepaid advertisement is for 4 days, between 30 January 2007 to 2 February 2007. It was paid for advertising its products in the local newspaper. (iv) 10% of service fee is yet to be earned
REQUIRED:
(a) Prepare a detailed Income Statement (Profit and Loss) for the year ended 31 January 2007.
(b) Prepare a Statement of Owner’s Equity for the year ended 31 January 2007.
(c) Prepare a Balance Sheet Statement as at 31 January 2007.
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
MID SEMESTER EXAM REVISION
COMPILATION
D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: * Extracted from Past Year Mid Term Exam Paper: D2ACC100
– SEM 1, 2006 – SEM 3, 2007 * Original idea belongs to Mr Gooi Chee San * Some of the questions have been modified to cater the needs of current student
Sem 3, 2007
Question 3
Cabao is a financial consultancy firm. It updates its accounts everyday. Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column headings below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effectD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
Copy the table below before answering.
Error | Net Income | Total …show more content…
Assets | Total Liabilities | Owner’s equity | Example: Receives $200 cash for services rendered the transaction was recorded as $20. | U | U | NE | U | (a) Cabao bought an office table for $500. It was recorded as purchase. | | | | | (b) The owner withdrew $800 cash. No record was made. | | | | | (c) Cabao provided consultancy service for $2,300. It was recorded as $3,200. | | | | | (d) Recorded electricity expense payment twice. | | | | | (e) Received $6,000 for consultancy service to be provided next year. It was recorded as debit cash and credit consultancy revenue. | | | | |
Sem 2, 2007
Question 3
ABC is a firm providing management consultancy services. Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column headings below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
Copy the table below before answering.
ErrorD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 | Net Income | Total Assets | Total Liabilities | Owner’s equity | Example: Received $200 each for services rendered to a customer, but recorded the transaction as $20. | U | U | NE | U | (a) Depreciation expense was $5,000 for the period. It was wrongly charged as $3,000. | | | | | (b) Provided consultancy service to a client on credit basis. It was recorded as DR. Service Revenue CR. Accounts Receivable. | | | | | (c) Bought motor vehicle insurance policy on credit basis. It was recorded DR. Prepaid Insurance CR. Cash. | | | | | (d) Bought office equipment on credit basis. The office equipment was received but no payment was made yet. No entry was made at all on this purchase. | | | | | (e) The owner withdrew $2,000 for his family use. It was recorded as DR. Entertainment expense CR. Cash. | | | | |
Sem 1, 2007
Question 3
Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the heading below. The business provides consultancy services to clients. Using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
(Before answering, copy the table below)
Error | NetProfit | TotalAssets | TotalLiaD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 bilities | Owner’sequity | Example: Received $500 cash for consultancy services rendered to a client, but recorded the transaction as $50. | U | U | NE | U | (i) Did not record the utilities used. The amount has not yet been paid. | | | | | (ii) Bought and paid $200 for office supplies. The office supplies were kept in the cupboard. No entry has been made. | | | | | (iii) Provided consultancy service to a client for $4,000 on credit basis. No entry was made. No money was received. | | | | | (iv) Depreciation expense of motor vehicle was recorded twice. | | | | | (v) Provided consultancy service to a client for $800 on account. It was correctly recorded. When the $800 was received, it was recorded as DR Cash and CR Revenue. | | | | |
Sem 3, 2006
Question 2
Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column heading below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
Copy the table below before answering.
Error | NetProfit | TotalAssets | TotalLiability | Owner’sequity | Example : Received $200 cash for services rendered to a customer, but recorded the transaction as $20 | U | U | NE | U | (a) Billed for electricity used inD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 the month. Not paid and not recorded. | | | | | (b) Bought a computer for office use, terms n/30. It was recorded debit office expense and credit cash | | | | | (c) Provided service to a client and received cash. It was recorded twice | | | | | (d) Forgot to charge the depreciation of building | | | | | (e) Paid wages expense for the month. It was recorded; debit office supplies expense and credit cash. | | | | |
Sem 2, 2006
Question 3 (20 marks)
Indicate the immediate effect of the following errors on each of the accounting elements described in the column heading below, using the following code:
O = overstated U = understated NE = no effect
Copy the table below before answering. Error | Net Profit | Total Assets | Total Liability | Owner’s Equity | Example: Received $200 cash for services rendered to a customer, but recorded the transaction as $20. | U | U | NE | U | (a) Did not record purchase of inventory on credit basis, n/60. | | | | | (b) Did not charge depreciation expenD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 se of office equipment. | | | | | (c) Did not record withdrawal of $500 by owner for his family use. | | | | | (d) Paid wages expense once but recorded twice. | | | | | (e) Paid to Radio Station for advertisement to be aired next month, but the payment was not recorded. | | | | |
Sem 3, 2007
Question 2
Pasig is a trading business. An extract of the ledger balances as at 31 August 2007 is shown below. Pasig uses the periodic inventory system.
| $ | Cash at D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 bank (DR)Office equipmentMotor vehicleInventoryAccounts payableAccounts receivableCapital | 55,00015,00023,00012,00090,00080,000 95,000370,000 |
In September 2007, the following events took place:
Sept 03 | Pasig issued a cheque $2,000 to its supplier for purchases made in August 2007. | Sept 05 | Bought inventory for $10,000 on the following terms 10/15, n/60. | Sept 10 | Pasig received a cheque of $7,000 from its customer for sales made in August 2007. | Sept 14 | Pasig issued a cheque to fully settle the purchase made on September 05, 2007. | Sept 17 | Sold inventory for $28,000 on the term 2/10, n/45. | Sept 20 | The owner of Pasig issued a business cheque of $4,000 for his son to go for a private holiday. | Sept 25 | Pasig purchase a computer, $3,000 by cheque, for office use. | Sept 29 | Paid $9,000 to its employees for work done in September 2007. |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the September transactions.
(NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED)
(b) Prepare a Trial Balance as at 30 September 2007.
Sem 2, 2007
Question 2
Luzon started its business operation in 1824 as a trading enterprise. An extract of its ledger balances as at 30 April 2007 is show below. Luzon has been using the period inventory system since inception. All payments and receipts are through its bank account.
Ledger balances as at 30 April 2007
Ledger accounts | $ | Cash at bank (DR)CapitalBank loanAccounts payableSalary payableOffice equipmenD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 tMotor vehiclesAccounts receivableInventory | 80,000149,00050,00044,0003,00018,00064,00059,000 25,000 492,000 |
In May 2007, the following events took place:
May 2 | Luzon paid $3,000 to its employee for the salary it owed in April 2007. | May 4 | Luzon sold some inventory for $11,000 and received payment immediately. | May 7 | It bought $40,000 inventory on the following terms 5/10, n/60. | May 10 | The owner of Luzon issued a cheque of $20,000 (from Luzon’s account) for his son to buy a motor vehicle. His son is studing in a French University. | May 14 | Luzon sold some inventory for $17,000 on the following terms 3/5, n/30. | May 16 | Luzon fully settled the amount owed for the purchase made on May 7. | May 23 | Luzon paid $16,000 to its supplier for the purchase incurred in April 2007. No discount was granted. | May 29 | Luzon bought a brand new photostat machine for $4,000, it was paid by cheque. | May 31 | Luzon paid $6,000 to its workers for work done in May 2007.Luzon also paid $2,000 for the utilities consumed in May 2007. |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the May 2007 transactions.
(NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED)
(b) Prepare a Trial Balance as at 31 May 2007.
Sem 1, 2007
Question 2
SiemReap is a trading business. It buys and sells a standard-sized refrigerator. An extract of the ledger balances as at 31 January 2007 is shown below. The business uses the periodic inventory system.
Cash at bank (DR)Office equipmentCapitalAccounts receivableAccounts payableMotor vehiclesTotal | $80,00030,000115,00070,00085,000 20,000 400,000 |
In February 2007, the following events took place:-
February 02 | SiemReap received a cheque of $13,000 from its customer for the sales made in January 2007. | February 05 | Bought a dozen refrigerator for $50,000 on the following terms 2/10, n/60. | February 07 | SiemReap paid $35,0D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
00 by cheque for purchases made in January 2007. | February 09 | SiemReap sold a few refrigerator for $100,000 on the following terms 3/10, n/45. | February 11 | The owner of SiemReap issued a cheque of $8,000 to himself for personal use. | February 14 | SiemReap fully settled the purchase made on February 05, 2007 | February 18 | SiemReap received a cheque of $97,000 from its customer for sales made on February 09, 2007. | February 26 | SiemReap paid $6,000 by cheque to a television broadcasting company for advertisement to be aired on 15 March 2007. | February 28 | SiemReap paid $7,000 to its employee for February 2007 salary. |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the February 2007 transactions. NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED
(b) Prepare a trial balance as at 28 February 2007.
Sem 3, 2006
Question 3
Karon is a trading business. It buys goods in bulk and retails them in small quantity. The following is an extract of Karon’s ledger balances as at 30 September 2006. Karon uses the periodic inventory system.
Karon : Ledger balances as at 30 September 2006. | | Accounts receivables | $50 000 | Accounts payables | 70 000 | Motor vehicles | 60 000 | Accumulated depreciation of motor vehicles | 20 000 | Wages and salaries payable | 8 000 | Cash at bank (DR) | 35 000 | Capital | 72 000 | Inventory | 25 000 | | $340 000 |
In October 2006, the following events took place.
2006 | | Oct 02 | Karon issued a cD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 heque $8000 to pay the salary for September 2006 | | | Oct 06 | Sold some inventory for $60 000 on the following terms 5/10, n/60 | | | Oct 09 | Karon collected a $10 000 cheque from its customer for sales made in the previous month. | | | Oct 12 | Karon bought some inventory for $100 000 on the following terms 3/5, n/60 | | | Oct 14 | Karon issued a cheque to fully settle for the purchase made on October 12 | | | Oct 15 | Karon received a cheque from its customer for the sales made on October 06 | | | Oct 19 | Karon bought a new computer for business use. It paid by cheque $5000 | | | Oct 23 | The owner withdrew $6,000 for family use | | | Oct 31 | Paid its workers $4,000 for the work done in October 2006 |
(IGNORE GOODS & SERVICES TAX)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show ALL the ledger accounts (T-account) and post the October …show more content…
transactions (No journal entry is required)
(b) Prepare a trial balance as at 31 October 2006.
Sem 2, 2006
Question 2 (30 marks)
Ubud started its business operation on 1 May 2006. It uses the periodic inventory system. An extract of its Ledger balances as at 31 May 2006 is as follows:
Ubud: Ledger balances as at 31 May 2006 | Cash at bank (DR) | $ 78,000 | Capital | 90,000 | Rental expense | 5,000 | Sales | 70,000 | Accounts receivable | 40,000 | Accounts payable | 35,000 | Purchases | 60,000 | Wages and salaries expense | 2,000 | Utilities expense | 3,000 | Office equipment | 7,000 | | 390,000 |
In June 2006, the following events took place. All payments and receipts were through the cash at bank account.
June 2 | Ubud sold some inventory for $12,000 cash. | June 5 | Ubud issued a cheque of $9,000 to its supplier for purchases made in May 2006D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100
. | June 7 | Bought some inventory for $60,000 on the following terms 5/10, n/60. | June 9 | Issued a cheque of $38,000 for purchase of a motor vehicle for business use. | June 9 | Paid $3,000 for the motor vehicle insurance policy, coverage from June 9, 2006 to June 9, 2007. | June 16 | Ubud issued a cheque to fully settle purchase made on June 7, 2006. | June 19 | Sold some inventory for $100,000 on the following terms 2/10, n/60. | June 28 | Ubud received a cheque from a customer for sales made on June 19. | June 30 | Paid its workers $2,000 for the work done in June 2006. |
REQUIRED:
(a) Show all the ledger accounts (T-account) brought down from May 2006 and then post the June 2006 transactions. (No journal entry is required)
(b) Prepare a trial balance of Ubud as at 30 June 2006.
Sem 1, 2006
Question 2
PWC is a trading business. The merchandise business has been in operation for a number of months. The following balances were extracted from the Accounting Records of the business as at 31 May 2005.
| $ | | Cash at bank | 27,000 | (DR) | Premises rent expense | 6,000 | | Office equipment | 5,000 | | Motor vehicles | 26,000 | | Purchases | 42,000 | | Accounts payable | 20,000 | | Sales | 86,000 | | Accounts receivable | 24,000 | | Prepaid insurance | 3,000 | | Salary expense | 6,000 | | Telephone and electricity expense | 4,000 | | Capital | 37,000 | | | 286,000 | |
The business continued its operation in June 2005. The following events took place in June 2005. (The business has chosen to apply the Periodic Inventory System and will continue to use it in the future.) All payments and receipts were through its bank account. June 02 | PWC paid $8,000 by cheque for the purchases made in May 2005. | June 03 | PWC received $12,000 from its customers for sales made in May 2005. | June 08 | Sold inventory, $18,000, on the following terms 5/10, n/30 | June 12 | Bought $1,000 worth of pencils, pens, paper etc for office use. It was paid by cheque. D2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 | June 16 | Bought inventory, $16,000, on the following terms 3/15, n/30 | June 18 | PWC issued a $8,000 cheque for the purchase made in May 2005. The supplier gave PWC $1,000 discount for early settlement of account. | | | June 20 | The owner of PWC bought a computer, $2,000, for his son’s personal use. He issued a cheque of $1,000 using PWC’s bank account. His wife paid $1,000 from her personal savings account. | | | June 29 | PWC paid $2,000 for Telephone and Electricity used in June 2005. | | | June 29 | PWC paid $3,000 to its workers for the work done in June 2005. | (Ignore Goods and Services Tax)
REQUIRED:
(a) Show all the Accounting Entries in the Ledger Accounts (T-accounts) and post the above transactions
(NO JOURNAL ENTRY IS REQUIRED) (b) Extract a Trial Balance of the business as at 30 June 2005 after the posting of the above transactions in (a). Sem 3,2007 Question 1
Kaloonkan is a trading business. Its financial year end is 31 October each year. An extract of Kaloonkan’s ledger accounts is shown below.
Trial balance as at 31 October 2007 | DR $’000 | CR $’000 | Advertising expenseMachineriesAccounts receivablesLand, at costBuilding, at costCash at bankDiscount allowedDrawingsRepair expenseDiscount receivedCapitalBank Loan, due on 1.1.2011Accounts payablesService RevenuePrepaid insuranceUtilities expenseOffice suppliesInteresD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 t expenseBuilding maintenance expenseSundry operatng expenseSalaries and wages expensesOffice equipmentManagement consultancy expense | 271,160340226300401430132011124257515140520 10 | 107444361001,800 |
Other data included: (i) The prepaid insurance is valid for a twenty-month period, starting from 01 November 2006. (ii) Supplies worth $20,000 have been used during the year (iii) The utilities consumed in October 2007 was $11,000. No payment has been made and no entry has been made. (iv) Out of the service revnue, $100,000 is yet to be earned
REQUIRED:
(a) Prepare a detailed Income Statement of Kaloonkan for the year ended 31 October 2007.
(b) Prepare a Statement of Owner’s equity for the year ended 31 October 2007.
(c) Prepare a Balance Sheet as at 31 October 2007. Sem 2, 2007 Question 1
Clarke Angeles is a sole proprietorship business.
Its financial year end is 30 June each year. Below is a trial balance of Clarke Angeles as at 30 June 2007. All in thousand.
| DR $’000 | CR $’000 | Advertisement expenseWages and salaries expenseMotor vehicle expensePrepaid insuranceSundry operating expensesDiscount allowedDelivery chargesAccounts receivableCash at bankDrawingsMotor vehicles, at costLandBuildingInterest expenseAccomodation expenseOffice EquipmentElectricity and Telephone expensesPremises rental revenueDiscount receivedAccounts payableConsultationD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 FeesCapitalCommision RevenueNotes payable, due 29 June 2007 | 168018242019138018208010040062341849 | 38257076840033 50 |
(Ignore Goods & Services Tax)
Other data given: (i) The owner withdrew $4,000 cash on 28 June 2007. No entry has been made. (ii) Clarke Angeles advertised its products over the local radio station on 27 June 2007. It costs the business $5,000. It has not yet paid and no entry has been made at all for this advertisement. (iii) The prepaid insurance is valid from 01 July 2006 to 30 June 2007. (iv) Rental of $4,000 is yet to be received
REQUIRED:
(a) Prepare a detailed Income Statement of Clarke Angeles for the year ended 30 June 2007, and
(b) A statement of Owner’s Equity for the year and a detailed Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2007.
Sem 1, 2007 Question 1
Angkor is a trading business. It prepares its financial statements once a year. Its financial year end is 31 January. An extract of its ledger accounts is shown below.
Trial balance as at 31 January 2007 | | DR $’000 | CR $’000 | Management fee expense | 72 | | Prepaid advertisement | 20 | | Wages and salaries expense | 222 | | Accomodation charges | 22 | | Drawings | 20 | | Discount allowD2 ACC 100
D2 ACC 100 ed | 33 | | Cash at bank | 40 | | Land, at cost | 200 | | Building, at cost | 300 | | Accounts receivable | 380 | | Vehicle | 1,030 | | Prepaid insurance | 24 | | Utilities expense | 60 | | Secretarial fee expense | 50 | | Interest expense | 30 | | Motor vehicle, at cost | 260 | | Beginning inventory, 01 February 2006 | 240 | | Sundry expense | 18 | | Service Fee | | 1,650 | Accounts payable | | 170 | Loan | | 300 | Capital, 1.2.2006 | | 873 | Discount received | _____ | 28 |
Other data given:
(i) The prepaid insurance was valid for the period 1 February 2006 to 31 January 2007. (ii) The utilities used in January 2007 were $5,000. No entry has been made. (iii) The prepaid advertisement is for 4 days, between 30 January 2007 to 2 February 2007. It was paid for advertising its products in the local newspaper. (iv) 10% of service fee is yet to be earned
REQUIRED:
(a) Prepare a detailed Income Statement (Profit and Loss) for the year ended 31 January 2007.
(b) Prepare a Statement of Owner’s Equity for the year ended 31 January 2007.
(c) Prepare a Balance Sheet Statement as at 31 January 2007.