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Assignment #2 Question #4 National Distributors Ltd is a manufacturing company whose annual financial performance is...

Assignment #2

Question #4

National Distributors Ltd is a manufacturing company whose annual financial performance is determined by preparing its final accounts at the end of the financial period which ends on October 31st each. The following Trial Balance was extracted from the company’s books on October 31, 2016:

Trial Balance

Details/Accounts

Dr $

Cr $

Cash at bank

20,000,000

Furniture and office equipment

4,000,000

Provision for depreciation furniture and fittings

800,000

Administrative salaries

12,000,000

Discounts

400,000

320,000

Production supervisors salaries

8,000,000

Net sales

105,000,000

Accounts payable

4,500,000

Direct raw materials inventory, November 1, 2015

4,500,000

Expenses for trucking direct raw materials

2,800,000

Electricity

3,000,000

Purchases of direct raw materials

25,200,000

Janitorial wages

800,000

Finished goods inventory, November 1, 2015

5,500,000

License fees paid to produce goods

2,000,000

Commission

3,600,000

Interest

2,500,000

Capital

30,870,000

Cash in hand

2,400,000

Rent

3,600,000

Direct raw materials sent back to suppliers

200,000

Accounts receivable

7,000,000

Insurance

1,500,000

Bills receivable

400,000

Work-in-progress, November 1, 2015

3,800,000

Bad debts

250,000

Cash drawings

650,000

Motor vehicle repairs

2,200,000

Production workers salaries

18,000,000

Provision for bad and doubtful debts

210,000

Motor vehicles

10,000,000

Accumulated depreciation on motor vehicles

2,000,000

Provision for unrealized profits

500,000

Machinery

12,000,000

Provision for depreciation on machinery

1,200,000

Long term loan

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5,500,000,

Total

153,600,000

153,600,000

Notes:

  1. On October 31, 2016, $200,000 due for motor vehicle repairs was still unpaid; interest receivable for $300,000 was not booked to the account and $100,000 was owed for commission.
  2. Inventory on October 31, 2016 were as follows: Direct raw materials $3,700,000; work-in-progress $4,700,000; finished goods $6,600,000.
  3. The provision for bad and doubtful debts should be moved to 2.5% of debtors while the company has a policy in place that adds 10% mark up to its cost of production.
  4. Rent is apportioned 3/5 to the factory while seventy percent of the electricity usage is for the factory; 40% of insurance charges are for the office while the motor vehicles are used equally between the office and the factory.
  5. Depreciation is to be charged as follows: machinery 10% reducing balance; motor vehicles 20% reducing balance; furniture and office equipment 10% straight line.

Required:

  1. Prepare Manufacturing, Trading and Profit and Loss Accounts for the year ending October 31, 2016.                                                                                                
  2. Prepare a Balance Sheet as at October 31, 2016.                                          

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Manufacturing & Trading Account
Particular Notes Amount Particular Notes Amount
Opening Stock Sales       10,50,00,000
Raw Material        45,00,000 (-) Discount on Sales               4,00,000
Work in Progress        38,00,000 Net Sales 10,46,00,000
Finished Goods        55,00,000
Purchase of Raw Material     2,52,00,000
(-) Direct RM Sent Beck to Suppliers           2,00,000
(-) Discount on Purchase           3,20,000 Closing Stock
Net Purchases     2,46,80,000 Raw Material        37,00,000
Motor Vehicle Repairs (50%)        12,00,000 Work in Progress        47,00,000
Expenses for Trucking direct RM        28,00,000 Finished Goods        66,00,000
Electricity (70%)        21,00,000
Production supervision salary        80,00,000
Production workers salary     1,80,00,000
Rent (3/5)        21,60,000
Insurance Charges (60%)           9,00,000
Gross Profit to be Transferred to Profit & Loss Account (Bal Fig)     4,59,60,000
TOTAL 11,96,00,000 TOTAL 11,96,00,000
Profit & Loss Account
Particular Amount Particular Amount
Gross Profit Transferred     4,59,60,000
Depreciation Expenses        30,80,000 Interest Income        28,00,000
Electricity (30%)           9,00,000
Bad Debts           2,25,000
Administrative Salary     1,20,00,000
Rent (2/5)        14,40,000
Commission        37,00,000
Insurance Charges (40%)           6,00,000
Motor Vehicle Repairs (50%)        12,00,000
Janitorial Wages           8,00,000
License Fees Paid to Produce Goods        20,00,000
Unrealised Gain           1,00,000
NET PROFIT Transferred to Captial A/c     2,27,15,000
    4,87,60,000     4,87,60,000
Balance Sheet
Particular 2016 Particular 2016
Fixed Assets
Capital 3,08,70,000 Machinary     1,20,00,000
Profit for 2015-16 2,27,15,000
Drawings       -6,50,000 5,29,35,000 Motor Vehicle     1,00,00,000
Long term debt      55,00,000 Furniture & Fixture        40,00,000
Accumulated Depn Fund
Machinary       -22,80,000
Motor Vehicle       -36,00,000
Furniture & Fixture       -12,00,000     1,89,20,000
Current Liablities Current Assets
Trade Payable      45,00,000 Trade Receivable :
Accrued Liablities        3,00,000 Accounts Receivable        70,00,000
Provision for Doubtful Debts        1,85,000 Bill Receivable           4,00,000        74,00,000
Provision for Unrealised Profit        6,00,000 Cash     2,24,00,000
Closing Stock
Raw Material        37,00,000
Work in Progress        47,00,000
Finished Goods        66,00,000
Accrued Income           3,00,000
Total 6,40,20,000     6,40,20,000
Journal Entries Amount in $
Particular DR/CR Amount
1 Motor Vehicle Repair Dr           2,00,000
Accrued Expenses (B/S) Cr           2,00,000
2 Accrued Income (B/S) Dr           3,00,000
Interest Income Cr           3,00,000
3 Commission Dr           1,00,000
Accrued Expenses (B/S) Cr           1,00,000
Depreciation
machinary Motor Vehicle Furniture & Fixture
Rate of Depreciation -A 10% 20% 10%
Method of Depreciation Reducing Method Reducing Method Straight Line Method
Balance as on 31st Oct 16 - B              1,08,00,000                  80,00,000                        40,00,000
Depreciation for 2015-16 (A*B)                  10,80,000                  16,00,000                          4,00,000
Opening Depreciation Fund                  12,00,000                  20,00,000                          8,00,000
Accumulated Deprecation Fund                  22,80,000                  36,00,000                        12,00,000
Provision for Doubtful Debts
Sundry Debtors                    2,50,000 Opening                          2,10,000
Closing Balance (74 Lakhs * 2.5% )                    1,85,000 Charged to P&L                          2,25,000
(Balancing Fig )
                   4,35,000                          4,35,000
Provision for unrealised Profit
Opening                          5,00,000
Closing Balance (66 Lakhs /110 % )                    6,00,000 Charged to P&L                          1,00,000
(Balancing Fig )
                   6,00,000                          6,00,000

Notes :

1.While Calculating Bad Debts on S. Debtors we have calculated Provision on FULL Amount and not on Cost of Expenses

2.License Fees Paid to Produce Goods is charged to p&L it can also be charged in Trading account but generally License fee are part of Profit & Loss Account


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