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Question 4 (25 Marks) The following figures are from the books of Pala-Pala Investment for the...

Question 4
The following figures are from the books of Pala-Pala Investment for the year ended 30 June
2017.
Motor Vehicle - Cost 180 000
Cash 1 400
Loan: SME Bank 35 500
Loan: Std Bank 15 000

Accrued Income 7 000
Drawings 22 000
Uniform 28 000
Salary paid for 31.07.2017 5 600
Net Profit 45 800
Debtors 12 500
Creditors 18 000
Bank Overdraft 2 500
Telephone 16 000
Machinery – Cost 50 000
Motor vehicle expenses 12 600
Administration fees 11 000
Inventory 01.07.2016 4 500
Inventory 30.06.2017 8 500
Fixtures and fittings 28 000
Rent paid in advance 1 000
Water and Electricity 17 000
Depreciation Expense 5 000
Computer Equipment 6 000


Using elements of financial statement, group the accounts under the respective elements and
calculate the amount of Capital missing.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Capital 218700

Working:

Assets = Liabilities + Equity
Equity = Assets - Liabilities
Equity = 300,000 - 71,000
               =229,000
Equity = Capital-Drawings+ Net income
Capital = Equity+Drawings - Net income
Capital = 229,000+22,000-45,800
                =205,200
Expenses
Uniform 28000
Telephone 16000
Motor Vehicle expenses 12600
Administration fee 11000
Water and electricity 17000
Depreciation expense 5000
Assets
Cash 1400
Debtors 12500
Inventory - 30.06.2017 8500
Salary paid in advance 5600
Rent paid in advance 1000
Accrued Income 7000
Current Assets 36000
Motor Vehicle - cost 180000
Machinery cost 50000
Fixtures and fittings 28000
Computer Equipment 6000
Total Assets 300000
Liabilities
Creditors 18000
Loan SME bank 35500
Loan : STD Bank 15000
Bank overdraft 2500
Total Liabilities 71000

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