- Sundry Expenses Ghc250 (d) Allowance for receivables to be increased to Ghc2,800 (e) Part of the Premises is sublet at Ghc2,400 per annum (f) Monthly salaries and wages bill Ghc400 (g) Bad debt at 31* December 2019 Ghc600 (h) Loan interest is 5% per annum (i) Provide for depreciation on a straight line method: - Premises 2%; Plant and Machinery 25% - Motor Vehicle 10% G) Write off Preliminary expenses (k) Transfer to general reserves Ghc5,0000 and Ghc5,000 to revenue reserves You are required to: a)Prepare the Income Statement for the year using the vertical format b)Prepare the appropriation Account using vertical format c) looking at the debtors figure and cash in hand would you say the company is overtrading? Give reasons
- Sundry Expenses Ghc250 (d) Allowance for receivables to be increased to Ghc2,800 (e) Part of the Premises is sublet at Ghc2,400 per annum (f) Monthly salaries and wages bill Ghc400 (g) Bad debt at 31* December 2019 Ghc600 (h) Loan interest is 5% per annum (i) Provide for depreciation on a straight line method: - Premises 2%; Plant and Machinery 25% - Motor Vehicle 10% G) Write off Preliminary expenses (k) Transfer to general reserves Ghc5,0000 and Ghc5,000 to revenue reserves You are required to: a)Prepare the Income Statement for the year using the vertical format b)Prepare the appropriation Account using vertical format c) looking at the debtors figure and cash in hand would you say the company is overtrading? Give reasons
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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Please answer using only the vertical format to answer a and b
![Additional Information:
a) Inventory at close Ghc12,500
b) Expenses Unpaid:
- Motor Expenses
Ghc200
- Insurance
Ghc450
- Sundry Expenses
Ghc400
(c) Prepaid Expenses:
- Rates
Ghc320
- Sundry Expenses
Ghc250
(d) Allowance for receivables to be increased to Ghc2,800
(e) Part of the Premises is sublet at Ghc2,400 per annum
(f) Monthly salaries and wages bill Ghc400
(g) Bad debt at 31s* December 2019 Ghc600
(h) Loan interest is 5% per annum
(i) Provide for depreciation on a straight line method:
- Premises 2%; Plant and Machinery 25%
- Motor Vehicle 10%
G) Write off Preliminary expenses
(k) Transfer to general reserves Ghc5,0000 and Ghc5,000 to revenue reserves
You are required to:
a)Prepare the Income Statement for the year using the vertical format
b)Prepare the appropriation Account using vertical format
c) looking at the debtors figure and cash in hand would you say the company is
overtrading? Give reasons](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fefafc435-e3b9-4b81-be22-eb7e4aa982b3%2F53cdfddd-e331-40b9-a7be-90c09ea37b26%2Fkgdwson_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Additional Information:
a) Inventory at close Ghc12,500
b) Expenses Unpaid:
- Motor Expenses
Ghc200
- Insurance
Ghc450
- Sundry Expenses
Ghc400
(c) Prepaid Expenses:
- Rates
Ghc320
- Sundry Expenses
Ghc250
(d) Allowance for receivables to be increased to Ghc2,800
(e) Part of the Premises is sublet at Ghc2,400 per annum
(f) Monthly salaries and wages bill Ghc400
(g) Bad debt at 31s* December 2019 Ghc600
(h) Loan interest is 5% per annum
(i) Provide for depreciation on a straight line method:
- Premises 2%; Plant and Machinery 25%
- Motor Vehicle 10%
G) Write off Preliminary expenses
(k) Transfer to general reserves Ghc5,0000 and Ghc5,000 to revenue reserves
You are required to:
a)Prepare the Income Statement for the year using the vertical format
b)Prepare the appropriation Account using vertical format
c) looking at the debtors figure and cash in hand would you say the company is
overtrading? Give reasons
![The following Tria! Balance was extracted from the books of Johnson Ghana Ltd
as at 31* December 2019.
Dr
Cr
GHC
GHC
Issued and fully paid 20,000 ordinary shares
of Ghc1.00 each
20,000
Share Premium
10,000
General Reserves
8,000
Income statement
3,000
Salaries
5,000
Discounts
200
400
Carriage inwards
160
Purchases and Sales
45,000
91,740
Opening Inventory
8,000
Carriage Outwards
560
Loan
24,000
Interest on loan
1,000
Allowance for receivables
2,000
Preliminary Expenses
12,000
Motor Vehicle expenses
1,800
Directors Salaries
6,000
Repairs to Premises
250
Rates
1,600
Premises at Cost
20,000
Motor Vehicles at cost
23,000
Plant and Machinery at cost
25,000
Provision for depreciation
- Plant and Machinery
2,500
Debtors and Creditors
12,390
8,000
Sundry Expenses
3,500
Cash in Hand
300
Cash at Hand
4,000
Returns
240
360
170,000
170,000](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fefafc435-e3b9-4b81-be22-eb7e4aa982b3%2F53cdfddd-e331-40b9-a7be-90c09ea37b26%2Fnaqruzp_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:The following Tria! Balance was extracted from the books of Johnson Ghana Ltd
as at 31* December 2019.
Dr
Cr
GHC
GHC
Issued and fully paid 20,000 ordinary shares
of Ghc1.00 each
20,000
Share Premium
10,000
General Reserves
8,000
Income statement
3,000
Salaries
5,000
Discounts
200
400
Carriage inwards
160
Purchases and Sales
45,000
91,740
Opening Inventory
8,000
Carriage Outwards
560
Loan
24,000
Interest on loan
1,000
Allowance for receivables
2,000
Preliminary Expenses
12,000
Motor Vehicle expenses
1,800
Directors Salaries
6,000
Repairs to Premises
250
Rates
1,600
Premises at Cost
20,000
Motor Vehicles at cost
23,000
Plant and Machinery at cost
25,000
Provision for depreciation
- Plant and Machinery
2,500
Debtors and Creditors
12,390
8,000
Sundry Expenses
3,500
Cash in Hand
300
Cash at Hand
4,000
Returns
240
360
170,000
170,000
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