Question You are provided with the following information relating to the Consolidated Fund for the year ended 31st December, 2019.   Debit Credit   GHC'000 GHc'000 Corporate taxes   200,000 Personal income taxes   120,000 Capital gain taxes and sundries   50,000 Taxes on general goods and services   180,000 Fees, fines and penalties   80,000 Investment income   20,000 Custom duties   250,000 Grants   150,000 Communication service taxes   100,000 Royalties   40,000 Established post 240,000   Casual labour 60,000   Travel and transport 70,000   Repairs and maintenance 50,000   13% Social security contribution 26,000   Gratuity and end of service benefit 168,000   State protocol 180,000   Independence Day celebration 205,000   Seminar and conferences 30,000   Probation 25,000   Property plant and equipment (at cost) 300,000   Infrastructure (at cost) 400,000   Accumulated consumption of fixed capital- PPE   50,000 Accumulated consumption of fixed capital- Infrastructure   80,000 Grants to local government 290,000   Social benefits 315,000   Subsidies cost 245,000   Domestic debt Interest 500,000   External debt interest 520,000   Domestic debt   1,200,000 External debt   1,800,000 Loans and advances 90,000   Equity investment 200,000   Cash and cash equivalent 110,000   Sundry creditors   80,000 Accumulated Fund 316,000 …...........       4,400,000 4,400,000      Additional Information The following has been extracted from the 2019 annual budget.     GHc’000HH Compensation for employees 490,000 Good and services 350,000 Direct taxes 400,000 Indirect taxes 600,000 Public debt interest 800,000 Subsidies cost 240,000 Social benefit 250,000 Grants to local government 260,000 Grants from other governments 150,000 Consumption of fixed capital  - Non-tax revenue 200,000        2. Consumption of fixed capital for the year ended 31st December, 2019           is charged as follows; property, plant and equipment GHc’20,000,000           and infrastructure GHc’30,000,000.     3.Donation received in-kind during the year amounted to                                 GHc24,000,000  and no record was made in the books of accounts.      4. Salary for 5,000 new staff recruited into the civil service remained              unpaid during the year. Repair and maintenance paid in advanced to            recognized garages during the year amounted to GHc96,000,000.      5. Domestic interest due but not paid at the end of the year amounted           to GHc10,000,000.      6. The financial reports are prepared using current chart of accounts of             government.   Required: Prepare in line with the IPSAS and the Public Financial Laws of Ghana: A Statement of Revenue and Expenditure Statement of the Consolidated Fund in Comparison with the Budget for the year ended 31st December, 2019.          2. A Statement of Financial Position of the Consolidated Fund as 31st  December, 2019

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You are provided with the following information relating to the Consolidated Fund for the year ended 31st December, 2019.

 

Debit

Credit

 

GHC'000

GHc'000

Corporate taxes

 

200,000

Personal income taxes

 

120,000

Capital gain taxes and sundries

 

50,000

Taxes on general goods and services

 

180,000

Fees, fines and penalties

 

80,000

Investment income

 

20,000

Custom duties

 

250,000

Grants

 

150,000

Communication service taxes

 

100,000

Royalties

 

40,000

Established post

240,000

 

Casual labour

60,000

 

Travel and transport

70,000

 

Repairs and maintenance

50,000

 

13% Social security contribution

26,000

 

Gratuity and end of service benefit

168,000

 

State protocol

180,000

 

Independence Day celebration

205,000

 

Seminar and conferences

30,000

 

Probation

25,000

 

Property plant and equipment (at cost)

300,000

 

Infrastructure (at cost)

400,000

 

Accumulated consumption of fixed capital- PPE

 

50,000

Accumulated consumption of fixed capital- Infrastructure

 

80,000

Grants to local government

290,000

 

Social benefits

315,000

 

Subsidies cost

245,000

 

Domestic debt Interest

500,000

 

External debt interest

520,000

 

Domestic debt

 

1,200,000

External debt

 

1,800,000

Loans and advances

90,000

 

Equity investment

200,000

 

Cash and cash equivalent

110,000

 

Sundry creditors

 

80,000

Accumulated Fund

316,000

…...........

 

    4,400,000

4,400,000

    

Additional Information

  1. The following has been extracted from the 2019 annual budget.

 

 

GHc’000HH

Compensation for employees

490,000

Good and services

350,000

Direct taxes

400,000

Indirect taxes

600,000

Public debt interest

800,000

Subsidies cost

240,000

Social benefit

250,000

Grants to local government

260,000

Grants from other governments

150,000

Consumption of fixed capital

 -

Non-tax revenue

200,000

 

     2. Consumption of fixed capital for the year ended 31st December, 2019           is charged as follows; property, plant and equipment GHc’20,000,000           and infrastructure GHc’30,000,000.

    3.Donation received in-kind during the year amounted to                                 GHc24,000,000  and no record was made in the books of accounts.

     4. Salary for 5,000 new staff recruited into the civil service remained              unpaid during the year. Repair and maintenance paid in advanced to            recognized garages during the year amounted to GHc96,000,000.

     5. Domestic interest due but not paid at the end of the year amounted           to GHc10,000,000.

     6. The financial reports are prepared using current chart of accounts of             government.

 

Required:

Prepare in line with the IPSAS and the Public Financial Laws of Ghana:

  1. A Statement of Revenue and Expenditure Statement of the Consolidated Fund in Comparison with the Budget for the year ended 31st December, 2019.

 

       2. A Statement of Financial Position of the Consolidated Fund as 31st  December, 2019

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