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This is an Insurancce Accounting Question Excelsior Life Insurance Co. Ltd The Company has 15 whole...

This is an Insurancce Accounting Question

Excelsior Life Insurance Co. Ltd

The Company has 15 whole life policies

1) i. Five policies each has annual premium of $15,000.00 paid monthly. In 2016, 2 of these policies did not make the premium payment for November and 1 did not make the payment for December. They all however had adequate cash surrender values to cover the missing payments.

ii. Six of the other policies had $14,000.00 annual premium paid on a monthly basis. As at December 31st onlt 3 had paid the December Premium which was due on December 30th.

iii. The Premium on the remaining 4 policies with $25,000.00 annual premium each, were all paid when due

iv. The company pays out 4% of the premiums for reinsurance coverage.

2) i. Commissions due on all policies amounted to 10% of premiums; as at December 31st 90% of the commissions had been paid

ii.Commissions on the reinsurance ceded amounted to 2% of the reinsurance premiums paid; they are usually received 3 months in arrears

iii. Investment income earned for the year totalled $20,000.00; 30% has not yet been received.

iv. Management expenses allocated to the life portfolio amounted to $11,000.00 for the year

v. A claim of $50,000.00 was paid in respect of a policyholder who has died on November 18th 215

3. The closing fund balance increased by 2% to reach $22,000.00

Required:

1) Prepare journal entries for all transactions

2) Show the premium account (s) as at December 31st

3) Prepaare the revenue account for 2016

Solutions

Expert Solution

1.Bank A/c Dr    72,500 .00 (3*1250*12)+(2*1250*11)

To Premium income A/c    72,500.00

(Being Premium recevied on annual premium of 15,000 for 5 policies)

Bank A/c Dr    38,500 .00 (3*1166.66*11)

To Premium income A/c    38,500.00

(Being Premium recevied on annual premium of 14,000 for 3 policies)

Bank A/c Dr    1,00,000 .00 (4*25000)

To Premium income A/c    1,00,000.00

(Being Premium recevied on annual premium of 25,000 for 4 policies)

Reinsurance Ceded A/c Dr    8,440(100000+38500+72500)*4/100

To Bank A/c    8,440

(Being reinsurance premium paid)

Commision A/c Dr 18,990 {(100000+38500+72500)*10/100}*90/100

To Bank A/c 18,990

(Being 90 % of commision paid)

Commission receivable A/c Dr    11

To Commission A/c 11

(Being commision receivable for 3 months in arrear)

Working Note: Premium for 3 months = (1250+1166.66+2083.33)*3

= 13500

Re insurance Premium =4% of 13500=540

Commission receivable =2% of 540=10.8 rounded off to 11.

Bank A/c Dr    14000

To Investment Income 14000

(Being 70% of the investment income received)

Management Expenses A/c Dr    11000

To Bank A/c 11000

(Being management expenses incurred)

Death Claim A/c Dr 50,000

To Bank A/c    50,000

(Being Death claim paid)

2.Premium A/c as on 31.12.2015= 100000+38500+72500-8840

=2,02,160

3.Revenue Account= 1,36,170


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