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An error made by the bank is one reason why the bank account balance in the general ledger and the bank balance as per the bank statement could differ.
Select one:
True
False
The legal firm, SA Attorneys is registered as a VAT vendor. On 27 March 2022, the partners approved the sponsorship of the tuition fees of a newly registered legal student from a
rural area. An amount of R6 900 for the first semester tuition fees was paid to SA University via an EFT. The above transaction will be entered in the … as a book of first entry.
Select one:
a. trust cash receipts journal
b. business cash payments journal
c. business cash receipts journal
d. general journal
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On 10 December 2021, SA Attorneys purchased stationery on account to the amount of R7 475 from SA Stationery. SA Attorneys is a registered VAT vendor.
Which account(s) will be debited, and which account(s) will be credited in the general ledger of SA Attorneys?
Select one:
a.
Dr Stationery Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
Dec
10
Creditors control
6 500
Dr Creditors control Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Stationery and VAT Control
7 475
Dec
Dr VAT Control Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Creditors control
975
b.
Dr Stationery Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Bank
6 500
Dec
Dr Bank Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
Dec
10
Payments
BCPJ
7 475
Dr VAT Control Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Bank
975
Dec
c.
Dr Stationery Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
Dec
10
Bank
6 500
Dr Bank Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Payments
BCPJ
7 475
Dec
Dr VAT Control Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Bank
975
d.
Dr Stationery Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Creditors control
6 500
Dec
Dr Creditors control Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
Dec
10
Stationery and VAT Control
7 475
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Dr VAT Control Cr
2021
R
2021
R
Dec
10
Creditors control
975
Dec
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Which one of the following statements is incorrect
?
Select one:
a. The correspondent account statement is drafted by the instructed attorney and sent to the instructing attorney.
b. Where no monies are collected, the instructing attorney is liable for payment of the fees and the expenses incurred by the instructed attorney.
c. If monies are collected on behalf of the instructing attorney, the business and trust creditor’s accounts of the instructing attorney will be set off against each other in the books
of the instructed attorney before the net payment amount is remitted to the instructing attorney.
d. When the instructed attorney incurs expenses in executing the instruction, the expenses are credited to the client’s account of the instructing attorney.
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The following items appeared in the bank statement only:
Deposit - Mr Mnguni R12 200
Debit order - Pay Insurers R2 359
Interest from credit balance R455
Deposit fee R10
Monthly account fee R350
What is the amount that will be recorded as bank charges?
Select one:
a. R455
b. R815
c. R10
d. R360
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SA Traders purchased inventory worth R23 000 on credit from SA Wholesalers on 28 January 2022. SA Traders are not registered as a VAT vendor and makes use of the perpetual
inventory system. Which option represents the effect of the above transaction on the accounting equation of SA Traders at 28 January 2022?
Select one:
a.
Assets
R
Equity
R
Liabilities
R
0
– 23 000
+ 23 000
b.
Assets
R
Equity
R
Liabilities
R
+ 23 000
0
+ 23 000
c.
Assets
R
Equity
R
Liabilities
R
– 23 000
+ 23 000
0
0
d.
Assets
R
Equity
R
Liabilities
R
+ 23 000
– 23 000
0
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An amount of R6 612 includes VAT of 15%. What is the amount exclusive of VAT?
Select one:
a. R7 537,68
b. R5 620,20
c. R5 800,00
d. R5 686,32
e. R5 749,57
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The senior partner in the legal firm, SA Attorneys, instructed A South from West Attorneys to act on his behalf in the matter between C Natal and E North. C Natal instituted a claim
against E North for damages incurred in an accident due to negligent driving. However, before the case served before the court, the parties settled on an amount of R231 000 payable by
E North to C Natal. E North immediately paid the amount into the trust bank account of West Attorneys.
SA Attorneys received the following statement from West Attorneys at 31 May 2022:
Account statement
WEST ATTORNEYS
SA ATTORNEYS
PO Box 4000
PO Box 253
DURBAN
MBOPANE
31 May 2022
R
R
Collection of settlement amount – C Natal vs E North
231 000
Fees for receiving instruction
12 900
Correspondence
920
Expert witness fees – Dr East
3 500
Medical records obtained
790
Subtotal
18 110
Collection fees
1 000
Your share of fees (allowance)
4 940
Electronic fund transfer to yourself
216 830
235 940
235 940
Which one of the following represents the correct recording of the above information in the client's ledger of SA Attorneys for West Attorneys?
Select one:
a.
4 940
4 940
4 940
4 940
West Attorneys
2022
R
2022
R
31/05
Fees
FJ1
31/05
West Attorneys (trust creditor)
(transfer)
TJ1
b.
216 830
231 000
19 110
4 940
235 940
235 940
West Attorneys (C Natal)
2022
R
2022
R
31/05
Trust bank
TCRJ
31/05
C Natal (trust creditor)
GJ1
C Natal (trust creditor)
GJ1
West Attorneys (client) (transfer)
TJ1
c.
231 000
216 830
4 940
19 110
235 940
235 940
West Attorneys (C Natal)
2022
R
2022
R
31/05
C Natal (trust creditor)
GJ1
31/05
Trust bank
TCRJ
West Attorneys (client) (transfer)
TJ1
C Natal (trust creditor)
GJ1
d.
4 940
4 940
4 940
4 940
West Attorneys
2022
R
2022
R
31/05
West Attorneys (trust creditor)
(transfer)
FJ1
31/05
Fees
TJ1
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Which one of the following statements is incorrect
?
Select one:
a. A legal practice shall ensure that the debit trust bank account shall at any date be equal to or exceed the total credit balances of the trust creditors in its accounting records.
b. Law practices mostly require that clients deposit money into the trust bank account in advance before any services are rendered or payments are made to third parties.
c. A separate set of accounting records are kept, for the trust and for the business money of the attorney’s practice. The two sets are, however, linked to ensure that the correct
transfer procedures are followed.
d. When the funds are transferred to the business bank account, the trust creditor account of the client is debited (via the trust transfer journal) and the trust bank account is
credited via the trust cash payments journal.
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Management uses the accounting information contained in the financial statements of an entity to …
Select one:
a. assess the ability of the entity to pay amounts owing.
b. plan and determine future actions to be taken.
c. assess the risk and return on an investment in the entity.
d. assess the ability of the entity to continue as a going concern.
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The following information for the month ended 30 April 2022 relates to SA Attorneys:
EXTRACT FROM THE TRIAL BALANCE OF SA ATTORNEYS ON 31 MARCH 2022
Debit
Credit
R
R
Business bank
287 400
Trust bank
266 200
Trust creditors control:
A South sec 86(4) investment - SA Bank
100 000
A South
110 000
Clients control
A South
23 400
On 30 April, Dr A South requested SA Attorneys to withdraw his investment with SA Bank. SA Bank deposited R108 000 in the trust bank account of SA Attorneys. No payments have been
made to the beneficiaries yet.
Which one of the following general ledger accounts represent the correct recording of the above information in the Trust Creditors Ledger for A South sec 86(4) investment: SA BANK as
at 30 April 2020.
Select one:
a.
Dr
A South sec 86(4) investment: SA Bank
Cr
2022
R
2022
R
Apr
1
Balance
100 000
Apr 30
Trust bank
108 000
30
A South (Trust creditor)
7 600
Legal practitioners fidelity fund
400
108 000
108 000
b.
Dr
A South sec 86(4) investment: SA Bank
Cr
2022
R
2022
R
Apr 30
Balance
c/d
116 600
Apr 1
Balance
110 000
30
A South sec 86(4) investment – SA Bank
7 600
117 600
117 600
May 1
Balance b/d
117 600
c.
Dr
A South sec 86(4) investment: SA Bank
Cr
2022
R
2022
R
Apr 1
Balance
c/d
116 600
Apr 30
Balance
116 000
30
A South sec 86(4) investment – SA Bank
7 600
117 600
117 600
May 1
Balance b/d
117 600
d.
Dr
A South sec 86(4) investment: SA Bank
Cr
2022
R
2022
R
Apr
1
Trust bank
108 000
Apr 1
Balance
100 000
30
A South (Trust creditor)
7 600
Legal practitioners fidelity fund
400
108 000
108 000
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In the financial statements, investments will be classified as ………?
Select one:
a. non-current liabilities
b. current liabilities
c. non-current assets
d. current assets
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Sales price = cost price + (cost price x mark-up percentage on cost)
Select one:
True
False
In certain instances, the nature of the information alone is sufficient to determine its relevance, for example, where information, irrespective of its neutrality, can affect the decisions of
the user.
Select one:
True
False
Transactions whereby the owner contributes cash to the business will be recorded in the general journal.
Select one:
True
False
The following balances were obtained from the accounting records of SA Attorneys on 1 February 2022:
Client
Trust creditors
account
R
Clients account
R
A South
2 000 Cr
4 000 Dr
S Africa
9 000 Cr
2 000 Dr
11 000 Cr
6 000 Dr
The following transactions took place and were accounted for on 28 February 2022:
Client
Fees
charged
at the
end of the day
R
A South
5 000
S Africa
3 000
8 000
The opening balance on the trust creditors account of S Africa includes an amount of R4 000 which is specifically earmarked for transfer duties payable with the transfer of a property. SA Attorneys expects
that the property will be transferred during March 2022.
What will be the amount that must be transferred to the business bank account from the trust bank account for S Africa after all obligations to S Africa were met in full on 28 February 2022?
Select one:
a. R5 000
b. R6 000
c. R7 000
d. R8 000
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Funds may be transferred from the business bank account to the trust bank account if a client has instructed the attorney to transfer funds from the business account to the trust
account for fees that are due. Fees are only due and payable to the attorney when the attorney has rendered a service to the client.
Select one:
True
False
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The following transactions relate to the accounting records of SA’s Legal Practice
for March 2022. The legal practice is registered as a VAT vendor. VAT at 15% is included where
applicable.
On 8 March, SA’s Legal Practice returned a new photocopier which was purchased on 1 March 2022 on credit, from Office Suppliers (
NOT
a registered VAT vendor) for R6 200. The
photocopier was defective. SA’s Legal Practice did not replace the copier.
What will the general journal entry be for the above transaction in the records of SA's Legal Practice?
Select one:
a.
Date
Details
Debit
Credit
8 Jun
Office equipment
6 200,00
VAT control
808,70
Creditors control
5 391,30
Return photocopy machine to Office suppliers
b.
Date
Details
Debit
Credit
8 Jun
Office equipment
6 200,00
Creditors control
6 200,00
Return photocopy machine to Office suppliers
c.
Date
Details
Debit
Credit
8 Jun
Creditors control
6 200,00
Office equipment
6 200,00
Return photocopy machine to Office suppliers
d.
Date
Details
Debit
Credit
8 Jun
Creditors control
6 200,00
VAT control
808,70
Office equipment
5 391,30
Return photocopy machine to Office suppliers
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Which one of the following does not form part of a complete set of financial statements in terms of IFRS?
Select one:
a. A statement of cash flows
b. A statement of changes in equity
c. Notes of legal concern
d. A statement of financial position
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An advantage of applying the straight-line method of depreciation is the fact that it matches cost with revenue by providing higher depreciation on new assets and the cost is
reduced as the efficiency of the asset declines.
Select one:
True
False
The following information was obtained from the accounting records of SA Attorneys:
On 1 April 2022, A South, a client of the practice, handed a cheque to the amount of R100 000 to Mr Africa and requested him to invest the money in a fixed deposit account at ABC
Bank until the money is paid over for a property transaction.
Which one of the following statements is incorrect
for the above type of investment?
Select one:
a. The investment should be made with banks with which the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund has entered into an arrangement.
b. 95% of the interest accrued on the above money must be paid over to A South.
c. When the invested money is withdrawn from the trust investment account it is deposited back into the trust bank account.
d. A percentage of the trust interest earned will be paid annually to the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund in terms of section 86(5) of the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014.
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The double-entry principle provides a logical method of recording transactions.
Select one:
True
False
The trust creditors list is a list of the individual trust creditors and the amount owed to them obtained from the individual balances in the trust creditors ledger (subsidiary ledger)
accounts for each trust creditor.
Select one:
True
False
Due to the fact that double-entries were made with each transaction, the total of the debit balances must be equal to the total of the credit balances in the trial balance.
Select one:
True
False
Advertisements are standard-rated supplies for VAT purposes.
Select one:
True
False
Mr Africa from South Attorneys received a mandate from Mrs C West (client) to act on her behalf to collect child maintenance money from her ex-husband Mr E West in
Johannesburg. South Attorneys only has an office in Durban and therefore instructed JHB Attorneys in Johannesburg to act on their behalf. In the above scenario South Attorneys will
draw up an account statement from their records and issue JHB Attorneys with a payment for the fees they are entitled to and the refunds of expenses incurred on behalf of Mrs C
West.
Select one:
True
False
Which one of the following is not a current asset?
Select one:
a. Trade inventories
b. Trade receivables
c. Prepaid expenses
d. Accrued expenses
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On 1 January 2022, A South opened a hardware store, SA Stores, which is registered as a VAT vendor (the applicable VAT rate is 15%). The periodic inventory system and control
accounts are in use. The transaction amounts are VAT inclusive, where applicable.
Duplicate receipt
No. 0001 Date: 1 January 2022
Received from: A South
R
c
Amount:
Rand: Hundred thousand rand only
Cent: None
100 000
00
For: Capital contribution by the owner (cheque)
SA Stores
Signature: S Africa
What will be the effect of the transaction on the accounting equation?
Select one:
a.
Assets
Equity
Liabilities
R
R
R
+ 100 000
+ 100 000
b.
Assets Equity Liabilities R
R
R
+ 100 000
+ 100 000
c.
Assets Equity Liabilities
R
R
R
- 100 000
- 100 000
d.
Assets Equity Liabilities
R
R
R
- 100 000
+ 100 000
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Which for the following statements is false
regarding accumulated depreciation?
Select one:
a. Accumulated depreciation is deducted from the cost of the asset in the statement of financial position
b. Accumulated depreciation is a credit
c. Accumulated depreciation is a debit
d. Accumulated depreciation is the cost of a long-term asset that has been allocated to the depreciation expense since the time that the asset was acquired
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If the trust bank statement contains bank charges, the firm must transfer money from the trust bank account to the business bank account to cover these bank charges and thus
prevent a deficit on the business bank account. This is called the buffer system.
Select one:
True
False
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Interest earned on note
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A firm wrote a check for $282 but the bank added $282 to the firm's account for the check. On a bank reconciliation statement this error would be shown as: Question 25 options:
a. a deduction of $282 from the bank statement balance.
b. an addition of $282 to the bank statement balance
c. a deduction of $564 from the bank statement balance.
d. an addition of $564 to the bank statement balance.
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Can you explain why B is correct? In detail
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Prepare the Bank Reconciliation Statement using Adjusted Balance Method
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PROBLEM NO.1
Information that might be useful in preparing a bank reconciliation is as follows below.
The bank statement for the checking account of Monica & Chandler Co. showed a December 31, 2021, balance
of P1,463,212.
a) Outstanding checks were P132,025.
b) The December 31, 2021, cash receipts of P57,500 were not deposited in the bank until
January 2, 2022.
c) One check written in payment of rent for P24,600 was correctly recorded by the bank but
was recorded by M&C Co. as P26,400 disbursement.
d) In accordance with prior authorization, the bank withdrew P45,000 directly from the
checking account as payment on a mortgage note payable. The interest portion of that
payment was P35,000. M&C Co. has made no entry to record the automatic payment.
e) Bank service charges of P1,400 was listed on the bank statement.
f) A deposit of P87,500 was recorded by the bank on December 13, but it did not belong to
M&C Co. The deposit should have been made to the checking account of SUM, Inc.
g) The…
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Nose Mask Ltd (Nose Mask) is preparing his bank reconciliation at 31st May 2019. His bank statement balance failed to agree with the cash book balance. His bank statement shows a balance of GH₵684 cash at the bank.After investigation the following were revealed;a. The following cheques have not yet been presented at the bank. These are:Cheque No. GH₵ 956784........1,875 956892........978 958452.........1,407 958541.........366 958668..........261 4,887b. Cheque number 958602 was incorrectly recorded in Nose Mask's cash book as GH₵1,140. The cheque was correctly debited on the bank statement on 2nd May as GH₵1,005.c. Bank charges of GH₵1,149 were debited by the bank on 4th May.d. A customer's cheque for GH₵960 was returned by Nose Mask's bank in May as the customer had insufficient funds in his account. Nose Mask has not recorded…
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Question: The following errors were found when the controller at Mountain Motel was doing the June 30 bank reconciliation.
On June 25, the bank posted a cheque in the amount of $825 to Mountain’s bank account. The cheque had been written by another company, Mountainside Company.
For each of these errors, (a) indicate if and how it would be shown on the bank reconciliation, and (b) prepare the journal entry for Mountain if required.
Please explain for the answer.
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Q2: Use the following information to prepare a bank reconciliation. Then, make journal
entries appropriately.
a. Balance per bank statement, RO 8000
b. Balance per books, RO 7200
c. Interest earned on checking account, RO 800
d. Outstanding checks, RO1200
e. NSF check from Mr. Ahmad, RO 185
f. Deposits in transit, RO 2600
g. Bank charged us a check we did not write, RO 500
h. Monthly bank charges, RO 15
i. Error on the books regarding check number 251 – recorded as RO 1000 instead
of as RO 300. The debit was to Salary Expense.
j. Forgot to record a deposit on the books for RO 600
k. Bank acted as our agent to collect note of RO 800
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Part ii. Prepare the journal entries resulting from the bank reconciliation
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Identify whether the following independent transaction is a book or a bank reconciling. In addition, determine the amount of the error and state whether the amount will be added or deducted in the preparation of the bank reconciliation (use adjusted method).
1. Eagle Repairs received P1,500 from Jane. The bookkeeper recorded the amount as P500.
2. Nation Bank collected from the customer of Eagle the sum of P5,000 representing payment of the said customer to Eagle. No entry was made in the books of Eagle.
3. The bank teller deducted CK 123 for P3,500 from the account of Eagle. The said check was issued by Egles Company a different depositor of the bank.
4. The bookkeeper of Eagle recorded Check No. 345 in the Cash Disbursement Journal as P5,205. The correct amount of the check was P5,250.
5. The deposits of Eagle earned interest of P100 for the month. Eagle does not have knowledge of interest earned until it receives the bank statement.
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Linda Blair found the following when carrying out her bank reconciliation:
(1) a cheque for $7,523 has not been presented at the bank
(ii) a cheque for $560 has been incorrectly recorded as $650 on Linda's bank statement
Which of these items will appear in Linda's Bank Reconciliation Statement?
O a, both (1) and (ii)
O b. () only
OC neither (1) nor (i)
O d. (i) only
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I JUST NEED THE CORRECTED ADJUSTED BALANCE AMOUNT PLS
The company’s accounting intern has prepared the end-of-January bank reconciliation from the bank statement, and is worried because the Adjusted Balance amounts do not agree. After reviewing the bank reconciliation, scroll down for the next steps in helping the intern.
Murdstone, Inc.
Bank Reconciliation
January 31, 2016
1
Cash balance according to bank statement
$23,557.98
2
Deduct deposit of January 31, not recorded by bank
12,125.25
3
$11,432.73
4
Add outstanding checks:
5
No. 124
$62.00
6
No. 125
57.00
7
No. 129
1,250.00
1,369.00
8
Adjusted balance
$12,801.73
9
10
Cash balance according to company’s records
$51,540.88
11
Add check returned because of insufficient funds
23,475.40
12
$75,016.28
13
Deduct: Note and interest collected by bank…
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