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Basics of Accounting (1340) - Autumn 2022 - Assignment 1

Basics of Accounting (1340)

Q. 1  The Treasurer of City Club summarizes the following information of cash received and paid

by the club from 1st January to 31st December, 2020: (20)

Subscription received

230,500

Electricity Charges 

9,600

Receipts from sales of refreshment  

169,660

Repaid to Mr. Imran on Dec, 2013

300,000

Loan from Mr. Imran  

300,000

Rent expenses

1,600

Loan from Bank

260,000

Telephone Expenses

640

Land and Building

500,000

Printing & Stationery

3,200

Purchase of refreshment

73,700

Bank Interest

5,920

Purchase of Furniture 

36,000

General expenses    

4,340

Wages Paid

10,000

 

 

         Adjustments:

         a.      There was a bill for Rs. 5,120 owing for refreshment at 31' December, 2013

         b.      The stock of refreshment on hand on 31" December, 2013, was valued Rs. 3,800

         c.      The rent paid up to 31' December, 2013 included Rs. 160 paid in advance.

         d.      Interest accrued but not paid to Mr. Imran amounted Rs. 13,000

         e.      Subscription in arrear amounted to Rs. 9,500.

         

         Required:

         The receipts and payments account for the year ended on 31' December, 2020

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Receipts

 Amount

Payments

 Amount 

Subscription received

        230,500

Land and Building

  500,000

Receipts from sales of refreshment

        169,660

Purchase of refreshment

     73,700

Loan from Mr. Imran  

        300,000

Purchase of Furniture

     36,000

Loan from Bank

        260,000

Wages Paid

     10,000

 

 

Electricity Charges 

       9,600

 

 

Repaid to Mr. Imran on Dec, 2013

  300,000

 

 

Rent expenses

       1,600

 

 

Telephone Expenses

          640

 

 

Printing & Stationery

       3,200

 

 

Bank Interest

       5,920

 

 

General expenses

       4,340

 

 

Balance c/f

     15,160

 

        960,160

 

  960,160

 

 

Q. 2  Mr. Rayyan keeps his books on single entry system and provides the following information:                                                                                              (20)

        

 

January 1, 2020

December 31, 2020

Cash in hand     

Rs.  74,375

Rs.   122,500

Cash at bank  

1,750

2,625

Sundry debtors

26,250

17,500

Merchandise inventory    

175,000

166,250

Office equipments         

15,750

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Motor Vehicles           

122,500

Furniture and Fixtures   

140,000

Sundry Creditors         

192,500

253,750

Advance from Customers    

61,250

 

         He invested further capital amounting Rs. 157,500 on 151 April, 2020 and withdrew Rs. 122,500 for personal use.

         necessary adjustments:

a)      Charge 10% depreciation on all fixed assets.

b)     Allow 10% interest on capital.

c)      Create 5% provision for doubtful debts

 

         From the information given above, you are required to prepare

i.            Statement of Affairs as on January 1, 2020

 

Statement of Affairs as on January 1, 2020

Assets

 Amount

Liabilities

 Amount

Cash in hand

           74,375

Sundry Creditors

  192,500

Cash at bank  

             1,750

Advance from Customers

     61,250

Sundry debtors

           26,250

Capital

  301,875

Merchandise inventory    

        175,000

 

 

Office equipments        

           15,750

 

 

Motor Vehicles

        122,500

 

 

Furniture and Fixtures

        140,000

 

 

 

        555,625

 

  555,625

 

 

ii.          Statement of Affairs as on December 31, 2020

Statement of Affairs as on December 31, 2020

Assets

 Amount

Liabilities

 Amount

Cash in hand

        122,500

Sundry Creditors

  253,750

Cash at bank  

             2,625

Capital

     55,125

Sundry debtors

           17,500

 

 

Merchandise inventory    

        166,250

 

 

 

        308,875

 

  308,875

 

iii.    Statement of Profit & Loss for the period ended on December 31, 2020.

Sales

             8,750

Less:

Depreciation

           27,825

Interest on capital

           15,750

provision for doubtful debts

                875

Profit/(loss) for the year

         (35,700)

 

Q. 3  Mr. Kamal started his business on October 15, 2020 by investing Rs. 400,000 and recorded his business transactions under the single entry system of bookkeeping. He further invested Rs. 200,000 and withdrew Rs. 100,000 during financial year. On September 30, 2014 he wants to know the operating result of his business, for which he provided the following data as on September 30, 2020:                                                                                 (20)

 

         Cash Rs. 15,000, Bank Balance Rs. 30,000, Debtors Rs. 55,000, Land & Building Rs. 270,000, Machinery Rs. 230,000, Office Equipment Rs. 120,000, Bank Loan
Rs. 60,000 and sundry creditors Rs. 35,000

 

         Depreciation @ 10% is charged annually on Machinery and Office Equipment on straight line basis.

         Prepare the statement of affairs as on 30-09-2021

 

Assets

 Amount

Liabilities

 Amount

Cash in hand

           15,000

Bank loan

     60,000

Cash at bank  

           30,000

Sundry creditors

     35,000

Sundry debtors

           55,000

Capital

  625,000

Land and buildings

        270,000

 

 

Machinery

        230,000

 

 

Office equipment

        120,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

        720,000

 

  720,000

 

Q. 4  Mr. Ahmad Consigned 1000 chairs at Rs. 50,000 to Bilal & Bros. to be sold on commission @ 10% on sales and incurred Rs. 2,000 as freight charges. Bilal & Bros. paid Rs. 500 as cartage, Rs. 1,500 as Octroi duty, Rs. 800 as unloading charges,
Rs. 3,000 as warehouse rent and Rs. 2,500 as selling expenses.            (20)

         Consignee sold 800 units at Rs. 65,000.

 

         Requirement: calculate the value of unsold stock.

 

Amount of chairs received

       50,000

Frieght charges

          2,000

Cartage

             500

Octori duty

          1,500

Unloading charges

             800

Warehouse rent

          3,000

Selling expenses

          2,500

Total costs

       60,300

Total number of chairs received

          1,000

Cost per chair

               60

Total number of unsold chairs

             200

Value of unsold stock

       12,060

 

Q. 5  Alhamra Garments Company, with an authorized share capital of Rs. 700,000 divided into 350,000 shares of Rs. 2 each, offered 250,000 shares to general public. All the shares were fully subscribed and issued. Pass the necessary journal entries if company issued shares:                                              (20)

 

         a.      At Par

         b.      At 10% premium

         c.      At 5% discount

a.

Bank

To Share capital

500000

 

500000

b.

Bank

To Share capital

To Share premium

550000

 

500000

50000

c.

Bank

Share discount

To share capital  

475000

25000

 

 

500000

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