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SUGGESTED ANSWERS SPRING 25 EXAMINATIONS 1 of 5 Q. 2 (a) Akber (Private) Limited Statement of Profit or Loss for the year ended June 30, 25 1.5 Rs. 000 Sales (30,725 225) 30,500 + Opening inventory 900 Purchases 14,000 14,900 Closing inventory (750) (14,150) Gross profit 16,350 Other income 1,062 Administrative expenses (7,450 + 397 + 108 +170) (8,125) 1.0 + Distribution costs (6,250 + 170 + 162) (6,582) + 2,705 Finance costs (55 + 55) (110) + Profit for the year 2,595 1.0 Akber (Private) Limited Statement of Financial Position as at June 30, 25 Assets Rs. 000 Non-current assets Plant and equipment (7,000 1,330 567) 5,103 1.0 + Motor vehicle (1,440 360 270) 810 1.0 + Computer software (850 340 170) 340 1.0 + 6,253 Current assets Inventory 750 Trade receivables 1,100 Advances to employees 250 Cash and bank balances 2,277 4,377 Total assets 10,630 1.5 Equity Share capital 4,500 Retained earnings (405 + 2,595) 3,000 7,500 Non-current liability Long-term loan 2,200 Current liabilities Trade payables 650 Advances from customers 225 Accrued interest 55 930 Total equity and liabilities 10,630

SUGGESTED ANSWERS SPRING 25 EXAMINATIONS 2 of 5 Q. 3 (a) Prudence (ii) Historical cost (iii) Accrual basis and/ matching concept (iv) Consistency (v) Going concern Accounts Receivable Opening balance (1.1.23) Cash (Collection from 450,000 customers) 340,000 + Sales 690,000 Bad debts (written off) 20,000 + Balance c/d (31.12.13) 780,000 1,140,000 1,140,000 Cash (Collection from Opening balance (1.1.14) 0 + 780,000 customers) 280,000 Sales 530,000 Cash 5,000 + Allowance for doubtful debts Balance c/d (31.12.14) + (Bad debts recovered) 5,000 1,030,000 Opening balance (1.1.15) 1.030,000 1,315,000 1,315,000 (ii) Allowance for Doubtful Debts Opening bal (1.1.13) 13,500 Accounts receivable (written off) 20,000 Provision for 23 29,900 + 1.5 Balance c/d (31.12.13) 23,400 43,400 43,400 Opening bal (1.1.14) 23,400 Accounts receivable (re-written) 5,000 Provision for 24 2,500 1.5 Balance c/d (31.12.14) 30,900 30,900 30,900 Opening bal (1.1.15) 30,900

Q. 4 (a) SUGGESTED ANSWERS SPRING 25 EXAMINATIONS 3 of 5 Cost of Equipment Rupees Cost paid 3,000,000 Add: Import duty 1,000,000 Other non-refundable taxes 60,000 Transportation cost 10,000 Insurance in transit 4,000 4,074,000 (ii) Depreciation expense for the years ended June 30, 22, 23 and 24. Useful life 05 Years Salvage value 350,000 Depreciation for June 30, 22 {(4,074,000 350,000)/5} 744,800 During 22-13 the useful life revised to 5 Years During 22-13 the salvage value is estimated 400,000 Revised Depreciation on the basis of Remaining Life and Salvage Value Working: Depreciation for June 30, 23 and 24: {(4,074,000 744,800 400,000)/5} 585,840 Depreciation Expenses for the years ending 30-Jun-12 744,800 30-Jun-13 585,840 30-Jun-14 585,840 Depreciation for year June 30, 22, 13 and 14. 1,916,480 (iii) Exchange Gain/ Loss on Disposal Equipment cost 4,074,000 Accumulated depreciation (1,916,480) Book value 2,157,520 Less: Cash value (800,000) Exchange Loss on Disposal 1,357,520

SUGGESTED ANSWERS SPRING 25 EXAMINATIONS 4 of 5 Average Accounts Receivable Turnover Net credit sales 900,000 Average accounts receivable 118,500 7.595 times 1 + 1 (ii) Average Collection Period in Days No. of days in the year 365 Average accounts receivable turnover 7.595 48 days 1 (iii) Average Accounts Payable Turnover Net credit purchases 880,000 Average accounts payable 175,000 5.029 times 1 + 1 (iv) Average Payment Period in Days No. of days in the year 365 Average accounts payable turnover 5 73 days 1 (c) Cost of total units sold out: Rupees 6,100 units @ 50 305,000 5,400 units @ 49 264,600 5,200 units @ 48 249,600 4,300 units @ 50 215,000 21,000 units 1,034,200 (ii) Value of closing inventory: (iii) Gross profit: 600 units @ 50 30,000 6,700 units @ 51 341,700 7,300 units @ 47 343,100 14,600 units 714,800 Sales 21,000 units @ 57 1,197,000 Cost of goods sold (as above) 1,034,200 Gross profit 162,800

Q. 5 (a) SUGGESTED ANSWERS SPRING 25 EXAMINATIONS 5 of 5 Sales Ledger Control Account Balance b/d 52,120 Balance b/d 3,000 Sales 327,500 Cash book 302,000 + Balance c/d 1,250 Bad debts 1,500 Discounts allowed 13,000 Returns inwards 9,000 Purchases Ledger 3,500 Balance c/d 48,870 380,870 380,870 (ii) Purchases Ledger Control Account Balance b/d 1,650 Balance b/d 35,250 Cash book 285,000 Purchases 282,500 + Discounts received 8,000 Balance c/d 2,560 + Returns outwards 6,000 Sales Ledger 3,500 Balance c/d 16,160 320,310 320,310 Classic (Private) Limited Bank Reconciliation Statement as on June 30, 25 Rupees Balance as per Bank Statement (Overdraft) (20,000) Add: Cheque deposited on June 20, 25 for collection not yet credited 1,000 Cheque deposited for collection but not yet credited 9,170 Bank Charges for the month of June not yet entered in Cash Book 90 Cheque deposited dishonoured 945 Bank mistakenly debited 1,000 12,205 (7,795) Less: Cheques issued but not presented for payments (500 + 835 + 900) (2,260) Interest on Investment collected by Bank not entered in Cash Book (955) (3,215) Balance as per Cash Book (Overdraft) (11,0) THE END