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Case study assessment 2 of 3 (Sales)
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CPPREP4125 - Transact in trust accounts (1)
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CPP41419 - Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (1)
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Student name
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Assessment instructions
Table 1 Assessment instructions
Assessment details
Instructions
Assessment overview
The objective of this assessment is to assess your knowledge and performance as would be required to conduct transactions in real
estate trust accounts.
Assessment Event number
2 of 3
Instructions for this assessment
This is a case study assessment and will be assessing you on your knowledge and performance of skills required by the unit.
This assessment is in two parts:
Part 1: Sales scenario (5 tasks)
Part 2: Bank reconciliations (2 tasks)
The assessment also contains an assessment feedback form
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What do I need to do to achieve a satisfactory result?
To achieve a satisfactory result for this assessment, you must answer all questions correctly.
What do I need to provide?
Computer with internet access; Microsoft WORD, calculator, and notepaper for transaction calculations
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Access to this assessment and supporting online resources.
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Part 1: Sales scenario
To complete this part of the assessment, you will be required to read the scenario below.
Once you have read the information, you are to complete your entries in the property sales WORD workbook in Appendix 1
.
Scenario
The sales manager of Azure Beach Realty Group (ABRG) has asked you to complete the following Sales trust transactions for the month of May 20xx.
Task 1: Record property sales transactions
To complete this task, you will need to note the following.
The trust cash book, trust ledgers and trust trial balance are to be completed so that it complies with the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002 and the Property and Stock Agents
Regulations 2014.
The next trust receipt number to be issued is number 201
and the next trust cheque number is 550
.
The next trust ledger account number will be 613.
All trust receipts are banked on the day of receipt.
All receipts and payments are by cheque unless otherwise stated.
All transactions are GST free unless stated.
Cross out any transactions not related to the trust account.
The accounts in the sales trust ledger had the following balances as at 30
th
April, 20XX.
Balances carried forward from the previous month
LEDGER
LEDGER NAME
LEDGER BALANCE
600
Trust Bank Ledger 55,000 Debit 612
Lambeth to Thomas 55,000 Credit May sales transactions
1.
Enter the information in the Workbook provided to you in Appendix 1.
Task No
May 20XX
Date
Transactions
1.1 2.5.20xx
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owned by H. Beattie. The sales price is $980,000
.
(ANZ Bank Sydney
)
1.2
3.5.20xx
Received a deposit of $85,000 from F. Burrell for a development property owned by D. Koorey. Both parties agreed to invest the deposit in an interest bearing account at Countrywide Bank, until settlement. At settlement Interest earned will be shared equally between the vendor and purchaser.
1.3
4.5.20xx
Received a preliminary deposit from M. Paul on a property owned by A. Rankin, $500
1.4
10.5.20xx
Received $5000 advertising contribution from C. Albanese whose property will be auctioned on 26 May.
1.5
12.5.20xx
The sale between Lambeth to Thomas settled and order on the agent has been received. Account to the vendor and Azure Beach Realty Group sales commission of $12,100 including GST 1.6
14.5.20xx
The balance of a 10% deposit was received from M. Paul on a property owned by A. Rankin with a sale price of $760,000.
1.7
20.5.20xx
Paid Sales person, Adrian Carrasco $4,500 commission for April.
1.8
24.5.20xx
Paid $1200 to Wentwork Courier for advertising on behalf of C. Albanese.
1.9
29.5.20xx
Settlement occurred on the sale of H. Beattie to T. Hammond, the order on the agent has been received.
The conveyancer requested the deposit be paid to the vendor after the agent’s commission of $21,340 including GST is deducted.
1.10
30.5.20xx
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the appropriate balance of funds being sent to the two parties involved.
Hint
: Refer to arrangements for payment of interest above 3.5.20xx.
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Task 2: Sales Trust Receipt
Complete the sales trust account receipt below for the 10% deposit received from
P. Thompson,(by Cheque) on 2/5/20xx for the property, 12 Ryde Rd, Balmain, owned by
J. Carr. The sales price is $750,000.
:Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust Account
144 Symons Road Azure Beach NSW 2100
ACN 604 981 912 150
Receipt No: 311
Date: 02.05.2023
Received from P Thompson (by Cheque)
Vendor: J Carr
to
Purchaser: P. Thompson
The sum of: Seven Hundred Fifty Thousand
dollars
0 cents
Being for: 10% deposit on the property of 12 Ryde Road Balmain owned by J.Carr with a sales price of $750,000.00.
Sales Trust Account
$750,000.00
Per:
By EFT / Cash / Cheque
Task 3: Sales Trust Receipt
Complete the sales trust account receipt below for $5000 cheque received from J. Taylor on 10/5/20xx, it is a contribution advertising. Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust Account
144 Symons Road Azure Beach NSW 2100
ACN 604 981 912 150
Receipt No: 312
Date: 10.06.2023
Received from: J. Taylor (By Cheque)
Vendor: N/A
to
Purchaser: N/A
The sum of: Five Thousand
dollars
0 cents
Being for: Advertising Contribution
Sales Trust Account
$ 5000.00
Per:
By EFT / Cash / Cheque
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Task 4: Bank deposit
Complete the bank deposit slip below for the 10% deposit received from T. Hammond on the 02/05/20xx (
ANZ Bank Sydney
). The sales price is $980,000.
National Banking Corporation
Wollongong NSW 2500 Account Name: Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust Account
Account Number: 0244 56987 Please fill in the following particulars of cheques; proceeds will not be available until cleared DRAWER
Bank
Branch
Amount
1 Hammond
ANZ
Sydney
$98,000.00
2 5 Carried Forward Sub Total $98,000.00
Paid in by –Signature Maria
DEPOSIT
DATE
02.05.2023
TELLER USE
Notes Account Identification Number Teller
$100 Coins 0244 56987 $50 Account Name
$20 Cheques $98,000.00
Azure Beach Realty Group $10 $5 TOTAL $ 98,000.00
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Task 5: Settlement Statement to Vendor.
Complete the settlement statement below
notifying the vendors of the settlement of their property. Use the following information:
Vendor: Mr Robert & Mrs Marcia Renshaw
Address: 200 Gladstone Street, Azure Beach
Purchaser: Sam Smith
Property sold: 16 Church Street, Azure Beach
Deposit held: 10% = $65,000.00
Commission: $16,250.00
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16,250.00
$65,000.00
AZURE BEACH REALTY
GROUP
TAX INVOICE
ABN 112 334 566
Mr R & Mrs M Renshaw
200 Gladstone Street AZURE BEACH Congratulations on the sale of your property at 16
Church Street, Azure Beach
STATEMENT OF
ACCOUNT
SETTLEMENT DATE: 20 July 20xx
DEBIT
CREDIT
$
$
Funds held in trust from Sam Smith
……………………
Settlement cheque/EFT to
R & M Renshaw
……………………
Commission to Azure Beach Realty Group ……………………
…………………….
…………………….
Commission includes GST $
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Part 2: Bank reconciliation and Bank Reconciliation with Discrepanciesy
Task 6: Bank reconciliation
Prepare a bank reconciliation as at 30/11/20xx that complies with the regulations using the sales trust cash book and bank statement provide below. Note:
Arrangements have been made for all bank fees and charges to be debited to the general business account. If errors are detected, the bank statement is correct.
AZURE BEACH REALTY GROUP
Sales Trust Cash Book (SIMPLIFIED)
Cash Receipts Journal
Cash Payments Journal
Date
20xx
Particulars
Bank
$
Date
20xx
Particulars
Chq No.
Bank
Nov 1
Balance B/Fwd
963 Nov 2
Payments
911
172
3
Receipts
173
11
Payments
912
72
20
Receipts
261
16
Payments
913
22
28
Receipts
541
18
Payments
914
125
29
Receipts
620
27
Payments
915
19
30
Receipts
215
29
Payments
916
401
30
Payments
917
220
Sub/Total
Bal C/Fwd
1/12/xx
Bal B/Fwd
-$955.00
Westpac Bank Statement
AZURE BEACH REALTY GROUP
-
SALES TRUST ACCOUNT
-
Date
Details
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
20xx
Nov 1
Balance B/Fwd
963 CR
4
911
172
791 CR
4
Deposit
173
964 CR
14
912
72
892 CR
20
Deposit
261
1,153 CR
28
914
125
1,028 CR
28
Deposit
541
1,569 CR
29
Deposit
620
2,189 CR
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Azure Beach Realty Sales Trust Account
Trust Bank Reconciliation as at 30/11/20xx
$
$
Credit
balance as per bank statement 30/11/20XX
1,569.00 Add
: Outstanding deposit 30/11/20xx
+ 215.00 1,784.00 Less
: Unpresented cheques
Chq No
911
-172.00 912
-72.00 913
-22.00 914
-125.00
915
-19.00
916
-401.00
917
-220.00
Debit
balance as per Trust Cash Book as at 30/11/20xx
753.00 Task 7: Bank reconciliation with discrepancies
Azure Beach Realty Sales Trust Account
Trust Bank Reconciliation as at 31 March 20xx
$
$
Credit
balance as per bank statement 31/3/20XX
4,908 Add:
Outstanding deposit 28/3/20xx
700
700
5,608 Less:
Unpresented cheques
Chq No
426
440
427
42 482
Debit
balance as per Trust Cash Book as at 31/3/20xx
5,126 Using the bank reconciliation prepared for March 20xx, the sales trust cashbook and bank statement provided below, prepare a bank reconciliation as at 30/4/20xx.
Note:
Arrangements have been made for all bank fees and charges to be debited to the general business account. If errors are detected, the bank statement is correct.
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Azure Beach Realty Group - Sales Trust Account Trust Cash Book (SIMPLIFIED)
Cash Receipts Journal
Cash Payments Journal
Date
20xx
Particulars
Bank
$
Date
20xx
Particulars
Chq No.
Bank
$
April 1
Balance B/Fwd
5,126
April 1
Payments
428
800
3
Receipts
710
7
Payments
429
140
6
Receipts
860
10
Payments
430
15
10
Receipts
410
Payments
431
600
13
Receipts
4,250
17
Payments
432
450
18
Receipts
970
20
Payments
433
920
21
Receipts
1,200
23
Payments
434
815
24
Receipts
13,910
Payments
435
255
26
Receipts
930
30
Payments
436
870
28
Receipts
140
Payments
437
170
30
Receipts
1,130
Payments
438
950
Adjust for error
Payments
439
410
Adjust for error
Dishonoured Cheque 180
Sub
Total
Balance C/Fwd
Total
1/5/xx
Bal B/Fwd
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STUDENT NAME: Countrywide Bank
Azure Beach Realty Group
Sales Trust Account
Date
Particulars
Debit
Credit
Balance
April 1
Balance B/Fwd
4,908 CR
Deposit
700
5,608 CR
426
440
5,168 CR
2
427
42
5,126 CR
3
Deposit
710
5,836 CR
6
Deposit
860
6,696 CR
9
428
800
5,896 CR
11
Deposit
310
6,206 CR
12
429
140
6,066 CR
14
Deposit
4,250
10,316 CR
431
600
9,716 CR
16
430
15
9,701 CR
19
Deposit
970
10,671 CR
432
540
10,131 CR
22
Deposit
1,200
11,331 CR
433
920
10,411 CR
24
Deposit
13,910
24,321 CR
25
435
255
24,066 CR
26
Deposit
930
24,996 CR
434
815
24,181 CR
28
Deposit
140
24,321 CR
29
Dishonoured cheque
180
24,141 CR
Dishonoured Chq fee
30
24,111 CR
30
Bank fees
20
24,091 CR
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Azure Beach Realty Sales Trust Account
Trust Bank Reconciliation as at 30/04/20xx
$
$
Credit balance as per bank statement 30/4/20xx
24,091.00 Add
: Outstanding deposit 30/4/20xx
1130.00 Bank fees in error
20.00
Dishonoured Chq fee in error
30.00
Less: Unpresented cheques
Chq No
436
870.00 437
170.00 438
950.00
439
410.00
180
Debit balance as per Trust Cash Book as at 30/4/20xx
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Appendix 1
Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust Cash Book
– Receipts Journal
TCB No.05
Date
Receip
t
No.
Receipt
Type
Received From
On Account Of
Account
Number
Transaction
Amount
$
Bank
$
2.5.20XX
201
Deposit
T. Hammond
H. Beattie
613
10% deposit from the property, sale price of $980,000.00
$98,000.00
$98,000.00
3.5.20XX
202
Deposit
F.Burrell
D. Koorey
614
Deposit for a development property
$85,000.00
$85,000.00
4.5.20XX
203
Deposit
M. Paul
A. Rankin
615
Preliminary deposit
$500.00
$500.00
10.5.20XX
204
Deposit
C. Albanese
C. Albanese
616
Advertising contribution for auction on 26 May
$5000.00
$5000.00
14.5.20XX
205
Deposit
M. Paul
A. Rankin
615
10% deposit from the property, sale price of $760,000.00
$76,000.00
$76,000.00
30.5.20XX
206
Deposit
Country Wide Bank
D. Koorey
614
Investment for F.B and D.K
$85,000.00
$85,000.00
20.5.20XX
207
Interest
Country Wide Bank
D. Koorey
614
Interest for F.B and D.K
$260.00
$260.00
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Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust Cash Book
– Payments Journal
TCB No. 5
Date
Cheque
No.
PAYEE
On Account Of
Account Number
Transaction
Bank
$
3.5.20XX
550
Country Wide
D. Koorey
614
Investment
85,000
12.5.20XX
550
ABRG
Thomas
612
The sale settled, commission to agency
12,100
12.5.20XX
551
Thomas
612
Settlement
42,900
20.5.20XX
552
Adrian Carrasco
ABRG
Comission for April
4,500
24.05.20XX
553
Wentwork Courier
C. Albanese
616
Advertising on behalf of C. Albanese
1,200
29.5.20XX
554
H. Beattie
ABRG
600
Settlement
76,660
29.5.20XX
555
H. Beattie
ABRG
600
Settlement done; Deposit paid to vendor after commission
21,340
30.5.20XX
556
D. Koorey
D. Koorey
614
Property settled, deposit to vendor after the split interest and the commission
68,850
30.5.20XX
557
ABRG
D. Koorey
614
Commission to agency
16,280
30.5.20XX
558
F. Burrell
D. Koorey
614
Property settled, deposit to purchaser after the split interest
130
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Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust - Ledger Accounts
.
Account Name: Azure Beach Realty Group Sales Trust Bank Account
Account Number: 600
Date
Particulars
TCB
Number
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
30.4.20XX
Opening balance
05
55,500
20.5.20XX
Commission to Adrian Carrasco for April
05
4,500
12.5.20XX
Commission from Thomas
05
12,100
30.5.20XX
Commission from D. Koorey
05
16,280
78,880
Account Name: Account Number:
Date
Particulars
TCB
Number
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
30.4.20X
X
Lambeth to Thomas
05
55,000
12.5.20X
X
The sale settled, commission to agency from Lambeth
05
12,100
12.5.20X
X
Settlement
05
42,900
Nil
Account Name: Account Number:
Date
Particulars
TCB
Number
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
2.5.20XX
Sale deposit
05
98,000
29.5.20X
X
Commission to agency from H. Beattie
05
21,340
29.5.20X
X
Settlement
05
76,660
Nil
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Account Name: Account Number:
Date
Particulars
TCB
Number
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
3.5.20XX
Deposit for a development property
05
85,000
3.5.20XX
Invest
05
85,000
30.5.20XX
Investment Bank
05
85,000
30.5.20XX
Interest
05
260
30.5.20XX
Commission to agency from Koorey
05
16,280
30.5.20XX
Settlement, payment to vendor
05
68,850
30.5.20XX
Property settled, deposit to F. Burrell after the split interest
05
130
Nil
Account Name: Account Number:
Date
Particulars
TCB
Number
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
4.5.20XX
Preliminary deposit
05
500
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Deposit received for a sale price of &760,000
05
76,000
76,500
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Date
Particulars
TCB
Number
Debit
$
Credit
$
Balance
$
10.5.20X
X
Advertising contribution for auction on 26 May
5,000
24.5.20X
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Advertising on behalf of C. Albanese
1,200
3,800
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TRIAL BALANCE AS AT
30/05/20XX
Name
Account
Number
Debit ($)
Credit ($)
ABRG
600
78,880
Thomas
612
H. Beattie
613
D. Koorey
614
A .Rankin
615
76,500
C. Albanese
616
3,800
TOTAL
159,180
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