DETAILS         DR       CR Cash 32,900   Land  and  Building 350,000   Provision  for  Depreciation on Building   42,000 Motor  Vehicle 280,000   Provision for Depreciation on Motor  Vehicle   56,000 Machinery  and  Equipment 220,000   Provision  for Depreciation on Machinery & Equipment   33,000 Capital   400,000 Drawings 12,000   10%  Loan   250,000 Building  Repairs 30,000   Commission Received   42,000 Opening  Stock 56,000   Insurance 23,000   Bad  Debts 7,550   Sales   610,000 Wages  and  Salaries 78,000   Discounts 5,000 12,000 Loan Interest 18,000   Creditors   45,250 Returns 6,500 9,000 Rent  Received   27,000 Purchases 380,000   Debtors 60,000   Provision  for  Bad  Debts   9,200 Telephone  Charges 23,500   Bank   47,000   1,582,450 1,582,450   Additional   Notes   a. Stock at year  end  was  valued  at $80,000 b. Wages   is prepaid  by  $3,000 c. Telephone charges  is owing by $2,500 d. Stock  drawings  $8,000 e. The  rent received  is owing by $8,000 f. Commission  income is  prepaid  by $8,000 g. The  provision for bad  debts is to be adjusted   to 10%  of  debtors h. Depreciation charges  are  to be applied  as  follows   ASSET RATE METHOD Land  and  Building 5% Straight  Line Motor Vehicle 10% Reducing Balance Machinery and Equipment 10% Straight  Line    Prepare  the  following A) the Statement of Profit and Loss B) The Statement of Financial Position

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        DR

      CR

Cash

32,900

 

Land  and  Building

350,000

 

Provision  for  Depreciation on Building

 

42,000

Motor  Vehicle

280,000

 

Provision for Depreciation on Motor  Vehicle

 

56,000

Machinery  and  Equipment

220,000

 

Provision  for Depreciation on Machinery & Equipment

 

33,000

Capital

 

400,000

Drawings

12,000

 

10%  Loan

 

250,000

Building  Repairs

30,000

 

Commission Received

 

42,000

Opening  Stock

56,000

 

Insurance

23,000

 

Bad  Debts

7,550

 

Sales

 

610,000

Wages  and  Salaries

78,000

 

Discounts

5,000

12,000

Loan Interest

18,000

 

Creditors

 

45,250

Returns

6,500

9,000

Rent  Received

 

27,000

Purchases

380,000

 

Debtors

60,000

 

Provision  for  Bad  Debts

 

9,200

Telephone  Charges

23,500

 

Bank

 

47,000

 

1,582,450

1,582,450

 

Additional   Notes  

a. Stock at year  end  was  valued  at $80,000
b. Wages   is prepaid  by  $3,000
c. Telephone charges  is owing by $2,500
d. Stock  drawings  $8,000
e. The  rent received  is owing by $8,000
f. Commission  income is  prepaid  by $8,000
g. The  provision for bad  debts is to be adjusted   to 10%  of  debtors
h. Depreciation charges  are  to be applied  as  follows

 

ASSET

RATE

METHOD

Land  and  Building

5%

Straight  Line

Motor Vehicle

10%

Reducing Balance

Machinery and Equipment

10%

Straight  Line

 

 Prepare  the  following

A) the Statement of Profit and Loss

B) The Statement of Financial Position

 

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