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Aufgabe QR-4.14: Jahresabschlussarbeiten (Adjustments) WERSEN (Pty) Ltd is a car rental service company. The proprietors put in 50,000.00 EUR into the bank account. For financing the business WERSEN took a bank loan on 1.01.20X4 which is an annuity. The amount is 350,000.00 EUR and the annuity is 30,000.00 EUR/y. The interest rate is 4 %. Assume the payment for interest and pay-off is at the end of the fiscal year. WERSEN bought 5 cars 40,000.00 EUR each. The amount doesn t include VAT, but you have to consider. VAT rate is 20 %. The amount is transferred by bank. Use straight line method for depreciation. The useful life for a car is 4 years. In order to run the rental shop WERSEN opened an office on 1.01.20X4 and paid 12,000 EUR rent per annum. The rent is due on the 25 th of the previous month. Office building rent is free of VAT. The sales person gets 2,500.00 EUR/month. The pay day is 28 th of the month when the employee works. During 20X4 the 28 th December is a Friday. One of the customers rents a car from November 20X4 until end of February 20X5 (28 days to be considered in February). The payment is agreed to take place once he returned the car in February. Another customer rents a car on 25 th of December and wants to return it on 5 th of January. He paid the rent in advance. During fiscal years 20X4 WERSEN rented out cars for 1,000 days, daily rent amounts to 150.00 EUR/day. Add VAT to that amount. Required: Set up a trial balance and a work sheet for fiscal years 20X4. Set up a statement of comprehensive income and a statement of financial position. Lösung (Solution) Posting the bookkeeping entries below: (1) Paid contribution (2) Bank loan payment (3) Payment for interest (4) Payment of pay-off (5) Acquisition of the cars (6) (18) 13 payments for rent (19) (30) payments for labour (31) Payment for revenue (1,000 31-30 + 5) 180 = 169,920.00 EUR (A) Depreciation (B) Rent payment in advance requires a prepaid expense account (C ) Adjustment for labour because the sales person works on 31.12.20X4 which is an expense not yet paid. 2,500/21.5 = 116.28 EUR. The amount is charged to the salary/payable account. (D) Adjustment for the unpaid rent for November/December period. 61 180 = 10,980.00 EUR. (E ) Adjustment for the payment in advance which is an unearned revenue. 5 150 = 750.00 EUR. 1

D Bank C D SCap C D IbL C (1) 50.000,00 (3) 14.000,00 c/d 50.000,00 (1) 50.000,00 (4) 16.000,00 (2) 350.000,00 (2) 350.000,00 (4) 16.000,00 b/d 50.000,00 c/d 334.000,00 (31) 169.920,00 (5) 240.000,00 350.000,00 350.000,00 (6) 1.000,00 b/d 334.000,00 (7) 1.000,00 (8) 1.000,00 (9) 1.000,00 (10) 1.000,00 (11) 1.000,00 (12) 1.000,00 (13) 1.000,00 (14) 1.000,00 (15) 1.000,00 (16) 1.000,00 (17) 1.000,00 (18) 1.000,00 (19) 2.500,00 (20) 2.500,00 (21) 2.500,00 (22) 2.500,00 (23) 2.500,00 (24) 2.500,00 (25) 2.500,00 (26) 2.500,00 (27) 2.500,00 (28) 2.500,00 (29) 2.500,00 (30) 2.500,00 c/d 256.920,00 569.920,00 569.920,00 b/d 256.920,00 D Interest C D PPE C D VAT C (3) 14.000,00 c/d 14.000,00 (5) 200.000,00 c/d 200.000,00 (5) 40.000,00 (31) 28.320,00 b/d 14.000,00 b/d 200.000,00 c/d 11.680,00 40.000,00 40.000,00 b/d 11.680,00 (D) 1.830,00 c/d 9.850,00 11.680,00 11.680,00 b/d 9.850,00 D Rent C D Labour C D Rev C (6) 1.000,00 (19) 2.500,00 c/d 141.600,00 (31) 141.600,00 (7) 1.000,00 (20) 2.500,00 (E) 750,00 b/d 141.600,00 (8) 1.000,00 (21) 2.500,00 c/d 150.000,00 (D) 9.150,00 (9) 1.000,00 (22) 2.500,00 150.750,00 150.750,00 (10) 1.000,00 (23) 2.500,00 P&L 150.000,00 b/d 150.000,00 (11) 1.000,00 (24) 2.500,00 (12) 1.000,00 (25) 2.500,00 (13) 1.000,00 (26) 2.500,00 (14) 1.000,00 (27) 2.500,00 (15) 1.000,00 (28) 2.500,00 (16) 1.000,00 (29) 2.500,00 (17) 1.000,00 (30) 2.500,00 c/d 30.000,00 (18) 1.000,00 c/d 13.000,00 30.000,00 30.000,00 13.000,00 13.000,00 b/d 30.000,00 b/d 13.000,00 (B) 1.000,00 (C) 116,28 c/d 30.116,28 c/d 12.000,00 30.116,28 30.116,28 13.000,00 13.000,00 b/d 30.116,28 P&L 30.116,28 b/d 12.000,00 P&L 12.000,00 Depr Acc Depr Prepaid expenses (A) 50.000,00 c/d 50.000,00 c/d 50.000,00 (A) 50.000,00 (B) 1.000,00 c/d 1.000,00 b/d 50.000,00 P&L 50.000,00 b/d 50.000,00 b/d 1.000,00 Exhibit 1: Accounts 2

D Labour/p C D A/R C D Unearned rev C c/d 116,28 (C) 116,28 (D) 10.980,00 c/d 10.980,00 c/d 780,00 (E) 750,00 b/d 116,28 b/d 10.980,00 b/d 750,00 D P&L C D Tax Liab C D R/E C Labour 30.116,28 Rev 150.000,00 c/d 13.165,12 P&L 13.165,12 c/d 30.718,60 P&L 30.718,60 Depr 50.000,00 b/d 13.165,12 b/d 30.718,60 Rent 12.000,00 Interes 14.000,00 EBT 43.883,72 150.000,00 150.000,00 Tax 13.165,12 43.883,72 R/E 30.718,60 43.883,72 43.883,72 Exhibit 2: Accounts Trial Balance Adjustments Adj T/B Accounts DR CR DR CR DR CR Bank 256.920,00 256.920,00 Scap 50.000,00 50.000,00 PPE 200.000,00 200.000,00 Acc. Depreciation on PPE 50.000,00 50.000,00 VAT 11.680,00 1.830,00 9.850,00 Bank loan 334.000,00 334.000,00 Interest 14.000,00 14.000,00 Labour 30.000,00 116,28 30.116,28 Rent 13.000,00 1.000,00 12.000,00 Sales revenue 141.600,00 750,00 9.150,00 150.000,00 Depreciation 50.000,00 50.000,00 Labour/p 116,28 116,28 Prepaid expenses 1.000,00 1.000,00 A/R 10.980,00 10.980,00 Unearned revenue 750,00 750,00 525.600,00 525.600,00 62.846,28 62.846,28 584.866,28 584.866,28 Net income Exhibit 3: Work Sheet 3

I/S B/S Accounts DR CR DR CR Bank 256.920,00 Scap 50.000,00 PPE 200.000,00 Acc. Depreciation on PPE 50.000,00 VAT 9.850,00 Bank loan 334.000,00 Interest 14.000,00 Labour 30.116,28 Rent 12.000,00 Sales revenue 150.000,00 Depreciation 50.000,00 Labour/p 116,28 Prepaid expenses 1.000,00 A/R 10.980,00 Unearned revenue 750,00 106.116,28 150.000,00 478.750,00 434.866,28 Net income 43.883,72 43.883,72 150.000,00 150.000,00 478.750,00 478.750,00 Exhibit 4: Work Sheet A Wersen's STATEMENT of FINANCIAL POSITION as at eoy 20X4 C,L Non-c. assets 20X4 SHs' capital 20X4 P,P,E 150.000 Issued capital 50.000 Int. assets Other reserves Financial assets Retained ear. 30.719 Current assets Liabilities Inventory Int. bear. liab. 334.000 A/R 20.830 A/P 116 Perpaid exp. 1.000 Provisions Cash 256.920 Def. income 750 Tax liabilities 13.165 428.750 428.750 Exhibit 5: Statement of Financial Position 4

Wersen's STATEMENT of COMPREHENSIVE INCOME for 20X4 20X4 Revenue 150.000,00 Changes FG-inv 0,00 less Depreciation (50.000,00) less Labour (30.116,28) less Materials 0,00 less Interest (14.000,00) less Other expenses (12.000,00) EBT 43.883,72 less Income tax (13.165,12) R/E 30.718,60 Exhibit 6: Statement of Comprehensive Income 5