Support Notes for 2015 F NET F NET. 10/5 DIM Ltd 91 CL 26,000 5,980 31,980 GL GL 1 ½ ½ ½. Analysed Cash Book of BRIGHT Ltd Debit Side (4½) Date 2015

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Support Notes for Q.1 Question on Books of First Entry, Ledger and Trial Balance (A~B) Sales Book of BRIGHT Ltd () Details Invoice No. F NET VAT TOTAL 1/5 WATT Ltd 20 DL,000 10,120 5,120 19/5 WATT Ltd 21 DL 37,000 8,510 5,510 81,000 18,630 99,630 GL GL 1 (½+½) 1 (½ + ½) 1 (½ + ½) 1 (½ + ½) Purchases Book of BRIGHT Ltd (2½) Details Invoice No. F NET VAT TOTAL 10/5 DIM Ltd 91 CL 26,000 5,980 31,980 GL GL 1 ½ ½ ½ Analysed Cash Book of BRIGHT Ltd Debit Side (½) Details Receipt No 1 (½+½) F Bank Sales VAT Debtors Share Capital 7/5 Shareholder 6 GL 105,000 105,000 1(½ + ½) 28/5 WATT Ltd 7 DL 75,000 75,000 1(½ + ½) 31/5 Sales GL 25,830 21,000,830 1½ (½+½+½) 205,830 21,000,830 75,000 105,000 3½ 1/6 Balance B/D 18,080 Details Analysed Cash Book of BRIGHT Ltd Credit Side (½) Cheque F Bank Purchases VAT No. 1 (½+½) Wages 12/5 Purchases 30 GL 30,750 25,000 5,750 1½ (½+½+½) 17/5 Wages 31 GL 27,000 27,000 1 (½ + ½) 57,750 25,000 5,750 27,000 31/5 Balance C/D 18,080 1 205,830 3½ 1

Q.1 contd. Details F Total Details F Total GENERAL LEDGER OF BRIGHT Ltd Ordinary Share Capital A/C (1) 7/5 Bank GL 105,000 1 Sales A/C (2) 31/5 Total Net Debtors SB 81,000 1 31/5 Bank ACB 21,000 1 102,000 Purchases A/C (2) 31/5 Total Net Creditors PB 26,000 1 31/5 Bank ACB 25,000 1 51,000 VAT A/C (5) 31/5 Credit Purchases PB 5,980 31/5 Credit Sales SB 18,630 1 + 1 31/5 Cash Purchases ACB 5,750 31/5 Cash Sales ACB,830 1 + 1 31/5 Balance C/D 11,730 1 23,60 23,60 1/6 Balance B/D 11,730 Wages A/C (1) 17/5 Bank ACB 27,000 1 DEBTORS LEDGER OF BRIGHT Ltd WATT Ltd A/C () 1/5 Sales SB 5,120 28/5 Bank ACB 75,000 1 + 1 19/5 Sales SB 5,510 31/5 Balance C/D 2,630 1 + 1 99,630 99,630 1/6 Balance B/D 2,630 CREDITORS LEDGER OF BRIGHT LTD DIM Ltd A/C (1) 10/5 Purchases PB 31,980 1 Total s 16 2

Q.1 contd. Trial Balance of Bright Ltd as on 31/5/ DR CR Bank 18,080 ½ Purchases 51,000 ½ Wages 27,000 ½ WATT Ltd 2,630 ½ Share Capital Sales VAT DIM Ltd 105,000 ½ 102,000 ½ 11,730 ½ 31,980 ½ 250,710 250,710 s Summary Sales Purchases Analysed Ledger Trial s Folio Total Book Book Cash Book Balance 2½ 9 16 2½ 2 0 3

Q.2 Credit Purchases, Business Documents and Bookkeeping Question (A) (i) Two Documents Invoice, Statement 2 + 2 (ii) Reason To encourage payment before the due or agreed date 2 To attract new customers/increase sales For Use with Q.2 (B) (i) GB Ltd, Western Way, Tralee, Co. Kerry Order No. 11 Telephone: 066 7612317 VAT Reg. No. IE 55213 CP Ltd Green Field Road Cavan Co. Cavan : 22/5/ Quotation No: 31 1 + 1 QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE EACH 100 Pairs of Boots 55 200 Sun Hats 12 3 200 Plastic Mats 20 Goods to be delivered to the above address within 10 days Signature Gertrude Brooks Position Purchasing Manager 1 + 1 (7 marks + Bonus 1) Q.2 (B) (ii) Procedures File a copy of the order/file electronically 2 Check that the name and address of the seller is correct 2

Q.2 contd. For Use with Q.2 (C) (i) CP Ltd, Green Field Road, Cavan, Co. Cavan CREDIT NOTE No. 22 Telephone: 09 9132131 VAT Reg. No. IE 2356731 GB Ltd, Western Way, Tralee, : 09 /6/ Your Order No: 11 1 + 1 Co. Kerry QUANTITY E & O E DESCRIPTION PRICE EACH TOTAL 50 Plastic Mats 20 1,000 Reason: torn (1) Total (excluding VAT) 1,000 Trade Discount 300 1 Subtotal 700 1 VAT 161 1 Total (Including VAT) 861 1 For use with Q.2 (C) (ii) Details Credit Note No Sales Returns Book of CP Ltd F NET VAT TOTAL 9/6/ GB Ltd 22 DL 700 161 861 7 s Summary A B C Total 10 12 18 0 5

Q.3 This is a Cash Flow Forecast and Business Start-up Question RECEIPTS CASH FLOW FORECAST of LALA Ltd for the period April to September 2016 April May June July Aug. Sept. Total April - Sept s 28 Cash Sales 75,000 75,000 75,000 75,000 75,000 97,500 72,500 2 Share Capital 190,000 190,000 1 Grant 100,000 100,000 1 A. Total Receipts 75,000 175,000 75,000 265,000 75,000 97,500 762,500 0 PAYMENTS Light and Heat 3,800 3,800,636 12,236 2 Wages 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 27,000 2,000 17,000 2 Machinery 120,000 100,000 220,000 1 Loan Repayments 5,000 5,000 5000 5,000 20,000 1 Cash Purchases 18,000 18,000 18,000 18,000 18,000 22,500 112,500 2 Transport Costs 11,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 12,650 67,650 2 B. Total Payments 181,800 58,000 61,800 58,000 160,636 59,150 579,386 0 C. Net Cash (A-B) (106,800) 117,000 13,200 207,000 (85,636) 38,350 183,11 5 D. Opening Cash 5,000 (52,800) 6,200 77,00 28,00 198,76 5,000 E. Closing Cash (C+D) (52,800) 6,200 77,00 28,00 198,76 237,11 237,11 5 (B) (i) Explanation To find out if LALA Ltd can live within its means 3 To find out if LALA Ltd will have any liquidity problems in the future 3 (B) (ii) Headings in a Business Plan Explained with Examples Product: This gives a description of the good or service sold by the business e.g. LALA Ltd makes household furniture. et Research: This sets out information about consumers or competitors e.g. LALA Ltd has three competitors and 1,000 customers. Sales Promotion: This explains the methods used to encourage and increase sales e.g. LALA Ltd uses television advertisements to promote its furniture. Finance: This shows how much money is needed by LALA Ltd e.g. LALA Ltd needs 100,000 to buy new machinery and can use some of its reserves. 3 3 s Summary A B Total 28 12 0 6

Q. Final Accounts and Balance Sheet (A) 1½ 1 1½ Trading, Profit and Loss Appropriation Account of LVG Ltd for the year ended 31/12/201 Sales 353,000 ½ Less Cost of Sales Opening Stock 01/01/201 30,000 ½ Purchases 190,000 ½ Carriage Inwards 5,000 ½ 225,000 0 Closing Stock 31/12/201 23,000 202,000 ½+0 GROSS PROFIT 151,000 2 (1 + 1) Add Gains Commission Receivable 6,000 ½ Add Commission Receivable due 2,000 8,000 ½+½ Less Expenses 159,000 (OF) 0 Advertising 1,000 ½ Less Advertising prepaid 3,000 11,000 ½ + ½ Bad Debts 7,000 ½ Wages 6,000 ½ Add Wages due,000 68,000 ½ + ½ Depreciation: Machinery 27,150 ½ Motor Vans 10,680 37,830 123,830 ½ + ½ +0 NET PROFIT 35,170 (OF) 3 (1 + 2) Less Dividends paid 25,000 ½ 10,170 0 Add Opening Reserves 12,000 1 RESERVES 22,170 (OF) 0 19½ 7

Q. contd. (B) FIXED ASSETS ½ 1 ½ Balance Sheet of LVG Ltd as on 31/12/201 Cost Depreciation Machinery 181,000 27,150 (OF) 153,850 (OF) ½ + ½ + ½ Motor Vans 89,000 10,680 (OF) 78,320 (OF) ½ + ½ + ½ Total Fixed Assets 270,000 37,830 (OF) 232,170 (OF) ½ + ½ + ½ CURRENT ASSETS NBV Closing Stock 23,000 ½ Cash 3,000 ½ Bank 27,000 ½ Debtors 22,000 ½ Advertising prepaid 3,000 ½ Commission Receivable due 2,000 80,000 ½ + 0 Less CURRENT LIABILITIES Creditors 16,000 ½ Wage due,000 20,000 ½ + 0 WORKING CAPITAL 60,000 0 TOTAL NET ASSETS 292,170 ½ (OF) FINANCED BY AUTHORISED ISSUED ½ + ½ 380,000 1 Ordinary Shares 380,000 20,000 ½ + ½ Add Reserves 22,170 ½ (OF) Long Term Liabilities 30 Year Loan 30,000 ½ CAPITAL EMPLOYED 292,170 ½ (OF) Explanation Carriage Inwards is an expense paid by a buyer for transporting goods purchased. 5 s Summary A Trading, Profit and Loss Appropriation Account 19½ Total Balance Sheet Presentation 1½ 1 35 B Correct Answer 5 0 marks 1½ 8

Q.5 This is a Chain of Production, Finance and Banking Question. (A) (i) Sector Services 3 Reason R&M IRELAND Ltd provide courses and training. 3 (A) (ii) Name of Business/Institutions Banking 2 Insurance 2 (B) (i) Loan Information 1 Purpose of Loan 2 2 Amount 2 3 Proof of ability to repay the loan 2 (B) (ii) Explanation This is the security given by a borrower to a lender which may be sold in the event that the loan was not repaid. 3 Example Buildings/Land 1 (B) (iii) Year Capital Interest at 8% APR Explanation 1 5,000 3,600 8% of 5,000 3 2 30,000 2,00 8% of 30,000 3 3 15,000 1,200 8% of 15,000 3 Total Interest To Be Paid 7,200 3 (B) (iv) Source Explanation Share Capital Money/assets invested by the shareholders (2 + ) Grant Money given by government/eu under certain conditions that does not have to be repaid 2 s Summary A B Total 10 30 0 9

Q.6 This is a Business Insurance and Report Writing Question. REPORT FORMAT From: Bridget O Connor, 13 Low Risk Drive, Galway 1 To: The Directors of HOME COMFORTS Ltd, Claremorris, Co. Mayo 1 Report Title: Advice on Insurance Cover and Other Questions 1 : 9 June 1 Introduction: Answers to Questions A (i), (ii), (iii) I have reviewed the questions you asked me and set out my answers below A (i) A risk is uninsurable if there is not enough similar risks to be insured e.g. Travel insurance to the moon A (ii) Motor insurance is required by law. A (iii) Theft insurance in the case of goods being stolen. Cash in Transit insurance in case the cash being transferred to the bank twice weekly is stolen. 1 2 Employers Liability insurance in case any of the company s workers were injured while at work. Follow Up: I am available to discuss any questions that the directors may have. 1 Signature: Bridget O Connor 1 Title of Report Writer: Insurance Consultant 1 B (i) Explanation Adequate Insurance means having all possible risks insured for the correct amount. 3 B (ii) Answer Reason 150,000 Buildings were underinsured by 200,000 i.e. only insured for 75% of value. 75% of Damage 200,000 is 150,000. 5 + 2 s Summary A B Total 30 10 0 10