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In 2018, Dreaming Bhd planned to apply for a 10-year loan from Buffalo Bank in 2019...

  1. In 2018, Dreaming Bhd planned to apply for a 10-year loan from Buffalo Bank in 2019 for an amount of RM1.5 million. Does Dreaming Bhd need to report this loan as a non-current liability in the Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2018? (Your answer need to be based on the accounting definition of a liability). (4 points)
  2. What information does the statement of cash flow provide that is not available from the balance sheet or the income statement? (3 points)
  3. The following information relates to Avenger Trading Enterprise.

Net sales

200,000

Closing inventory

44,000

Opening inventory

54,000

Purchases inventory

130,000

Rent expense

Depreciation

Purchase of computer

Salary expense

Cash in hand

2,000

1,500

5,000

3,500

4,500

Please compute:

i) Cost of sales; ii) Gross profit; and iii) Net profit/loss (4 points) [show your working clearly]

Solutions

Expert Solution

1. This should be Reported as Non Current Liability. Any Liability can be considered as Current liability once when any liability is to be repaid within 12 Months.

2. The Cash flow statement shows the cash used/from the operating , investing and finacing activities

3i)

Opening inventory

     54,000.00
Purchases inventory

   130,000.00
Closing inventory

-   44,000.00
Cost of sales;    140,000.00

3ii)

Sales    200,000.00
Cost of sales;    140,000.00
Gross Profit      60,000.00

3iii)

Sales    200,000.00
Gross Profit    140,000.00
Gross Profit      60,000.00
Rent Expense        2,000.00
Depreciation        1,500.00
Salary Expense        3,500.00
Net Profit/Loss      53,000.00

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