BODORP (Pty) Ltd's STATEMENT of FINANCIAL POSITION as at eoy 20X5

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Aufgabe QR-10.10: Direkte Methode mit Vergleich von Ein- und Auszahlungen (Direct Method with Comparison of Cash Inflow and Cash Outflow) BODORP (Pty) Ltd is a marketing consultancy. The company has 10 consultants and 5 back office employees. See the statement of financial position for BODORP below as at 1.01.20X6: A C,L Non-c. assets SHs' capital P,P,E 200.000 Issued capital 50.000 Int. assets Other reserves 435.000 Financial asset 100.000 Retained ear. 0 Current assets BODORP (Pty) Ltd's STATEMENT of FINANCIAL POSITION as at eoy 20X5 Liabilities Inventory Int. bear. liab. 50.000 A/R 200.000 A/P 85.000 Perpaid exp. 50.000 Provisions Cash 100.000 Def. income Tax liabilities 30.000 650.000 650.000 Exhibit 1: Statement of Financial Position During fiscal year 20X6 BODORP worked on 200 projects and earned a revenue 1,200,000.00 EUR (net amount, you have to consider VAT). At the end of the year only 40 % of the revenue has been paid. The remaining amount is posted to A/R (accounts receivable). During 20X6 90 % of the opening amount for A/R was collected. BODORP invested in new computers for the back office workers: They acquired 5 new laptops 2,400.00 EUR each (gross amount). The useful life for laptops is 2 years. Use straight line method for depreciation. No other asset is written off in 20X6. The company earned an interest from the financial assets which are bonds issued by the county of Lower Saxony. Coupon rate of the bonds (100,000.00 EUR is the fair value and par value at the same time) is 5.00 %. BODORP pays an 8.00 % interest rate on their bank loans which nominal value is 50,000.00 EUR. There is no pay-off in 20X6. BODORP s employees earn 4,000.00 EUR/month as a consultant and 2,000.00 EUR as a back office clerk. Payments take place on 25 th of the previous month. The prepaid expenses in the statement of financial position result from labour. In 20X6 BODORP paid half of the short term liabilities. It paid all tax liabilities resulting from previous years (30,000.00 EUR). Required: (a) Set up a cash flow statement for 20X6 along the direct method with comparison of payments from customers and payments to suppliers and employees. Do not consider an appropriation of profit. 1

Lösung (Solution) It is not required to set up a statement of comprehensive income and a statement of financial position but it makes the calculation of operating cash flows easier than single calculations: D PPE C D Fin Assets C D A/R C OV 200.000,00 c/d 210.000,00 OV 100.000,00 c/d 100.000,00 OV 200.000,00 (2) 180.000,00 (3) 10.000,00 b/d 100.000,00 (1) 864.000,00 c/d 884.000,00 210.000,00 210.000,00 1.064.000,00 1.064.000,00 b/d 210.000,00 b/d 884.000,00 D Prepaid Exp C D Cash C D SCap C OV 50.000,00 (7) 50.000,00 OV 100.000,00 (3) 12.000,00 OV 50.000,00 (9) 50.000,00 c/d 50.000,00 (1) 576.000,00 (6) 4.000,00 100.000,00 100.000,00 (2) 180.000,00 (8) 600.000,00 b/d 50.000,00 (5) 5.000,00 (10) 42.500,00 (11) 30.000,00 c/d 172.500,00 b/d 172.500,00 861.000,00 861.000,00 D Res C D IbL C D A/P C c/d 435.000,00 OV 435.000,00 c/d 50.000,00 OV 50.000,00 (10) 42.500,00 OV 85.000,00 b/d 435.000,00 b/d 50.000,00 c/d 42.500,00 85.000,00 85.000,00 b/d 42.500,00 D Tax Liab C D VAT C D Sales Rev C (11) 30.000,00 OV 30.000,00 (3) 2.000,00 (1) 240.000,00 P&L 1.200.000,00 (1) 1.200.000,00 c/d 178.000,00 P&L 178.800,00 c/d 238.000,00 b/d 178.000,00 240.000,00 240.000,00 b/d 238.000,00 D Interest C D Acc Depr C D Depr C (6) 4.000,00 (5) 5.000,00 c/d 5.000,00 (4) 5.000,00 (4) 5.000,00 P&L 5.000,00 c/d 1.000,00 b/d 5.000,00 5.000,00 5.000,00 P&L 1.000,00 b/d 1.000,00 D Labour C D P&L C D R/E C (7) 50.000,00 (9) 50.000,00 Labour 600.000,00 Sales 1.200.000,00 c/d 417.200,00 P&L 417.200,00 (8) 600.000,00 P&L 600.000,00 Depr 5.000,00 Int 1.000,00 b/d 417.200,00 650.000,00 650.000,00 EBT 596.000,00 1.201.000,00 1.201.000,00 Tax 178.800,00 b/d 596.000,00 R/E 417.200,00 596.000,00 596.000,00 Exhibit 2: Accounts 2

Trial Balance Adjustments Adj T/B Accounts DR CR DR CR DR CR PPE 210.000,00 210.000,00 Fin Assets 100.000,00 100.000,00 A/R 884.000,00 884.000,00 Prepaid expenses 50.000,00 50.000,00 Cash 172.500,00 172.500,00 Scap 50.000,00 50.000,00 Reserves 435.000,00 435.000,00 IBL 50.000,00 50.000,00 A/P 42.500,00 42.500,00 Tax liability 178.800,00 VAT 238.000,00 238.000,00 Sales 1.200.000,00 0,00 Interest earned 1.000,00 0,00 Acc Depr 5.000,00 5.000,00 Depr 5.000,00 0,00 Labour 650.000,00 50.000,00 0,00 R/E 417.200,00 2.016.500,00 2.016.500,00 55.000,00 55.000,00 1.416.500,00 1.416.500,00 Exhibit 3: Work sheet I/S B/S Accounts DR CR DR CR PPE 210.000,00 Fin Assets 100.000,00 A/R 884.000,00 Prepaid expenses 50.000,00 Cash 172.500,00 Scap 50.000,00 Reserves 435.000,00 IBL 50.000,00 A/P 42.500,00 Tax liability 178.800,00 178.800,00 VAT 238.000,00 Sales 1.200.000,00 Interest earned 1.000,00 Acc Depr 5.000,00 Depr 5.000,00 Labour 600.000,00 R/E 783.800,00 1.201.000,00 1.416.500,00 999.300,00 Net income 417.200,00 417.200,00 1.201.000,00 1.201.000,00 1.416.500,00 1.416.500,00 Exhibit 3: Work sheet (continued) 3

A C,L Non-c. assets SHs' capital P,P,E 205.000 Issued capital 50.000 Int. assets Other reserves 435.000 Financial asset 100.000 Retained ear. 417.200 Current assets BODORP (Pty) Ltd's STATEMENT of FINANCIAL POSITION as at eoy 20X6 Liabilities Inventory Int. bear. liab. 50.000 A/R 884.000 A/P 280.500 Perpaid exp. 50.000 Provisions Cash 172.500 Def. income Tax liabilities 178.800 1.411.500 1.411.500 Exhibit 4: Statement of financial position Note: the amount for accounts payables results of the total of 42,500.00 EUR and VAT payables 238,000.00 EUR. Bodorp (Pty) Ltd's COMPUTATION of OPERATING CASH FLOW for year ended 31.12.20X6 Cash receipt from customers Gross revenue 1.200.000,00 Changes in A/R (684.000,00) 516.000,00 Cash paid to suppliers Gross revenue (1.200.000,00) Profit before taxation* 596.000,00 Expenses for the year (604.000,00) Interest received (5.000,00) Interest paid 4.000,00 (605.000,00) Depreciation 5.000,00 Profit on sale of noncurrent 0,00 assets (600.000,00) Changes in inventory Changes in Tax liabilities (30.000,00) Changes in A/P** 197.500,00 (432.500,00) (432.500,00) Cash flow from operating 83.500,00 activities Exhibit 5: Calculation of operating cash flows 4

*Note: the consideration of the pre-tax profit means that no tax payment resulting of the actual accounting period is relevant. Accordingly BODORP recognizes a tax liability on the face of the statement of financial position. Tax payments from previous periods (here: 30,000.00 EUR) are to be considered as cash outflow, see above. **Note: The consideration of VAT excludes the input VAT for the computers (2,000.00 EUR). That amount is recognized in the investing cash flow. Bodorp (Pty) Ltd's STATEMENT of CASH FLOWS for 20X6 20X2 CF from operating activities CF see working 83.500,00 83.500,00 CF from investing activities Computers (12.000,00) (12.000,00) CF from financing activities Interest received 5.000,00 Interest paid (4.000,00) 1.000,00 Total cash flow: 72.500,00 Exhibit 6: Statement of cash flows In order to check the result determine the total cash flow by comparison of the B/S items: 172,500 100,000 = 72,500.00 EUR. 5