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QUESTION 1 (30 Marks: 63 minutes) The following is the trial balance of Eskimo Limited at...

QUESTION 1 (30 Marks: 63 minutes)
The following is the trial balance of Eskimo Limited at 31 December 20x8:
ESKIMO LIMITED TRIAL BALANCE AT Debit Credit Retained earnings (1/1/20x8) 145 000 Non- current liabilities: Loan from AB Bank 25 000 Revaluation surplus (1/1/20x8) 20 000 Ordinary share capital 240 000 Revenue: Sales 580 000 Interest income 12 500 Rent income 23 000 Cost of sales 300 000 Interest on bank overdraft 9 500 General expense 113 000 Bad debts expense 20 000 Repairs and maintenance expense 30 000 Marketing expense 22 000 Fuel expense 40 000 Depreciation expense 25 000 Salaries 50 000 Investments in listed companies 50 000 Accounts receivable 250 000 Bank 23 000 Current tax payable 12 800 Inventories 120 000 Accounts payable 225 000 Land 200 000 Equipment: Cost 100 000 Equipment: Accumulated depreciation 40 000 Income tax expense 1 800 Dividends 15 000 1 346 300 1 346 300

Additional information:
? Share capital constitutes 120 000 ordinary shares of no par value. 20 000 shares were issued for N$40 000 on the first day of the year. ? The interest and rental income are incidental to main business operations.


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? Eskimo Limited classified expenses according to their function. Management categorise the functions of the business into the areas of sales, administration and distribution. ? Salaries of N$ 30 000 relate to the administrative function and N$20 000 the distribution function. ? Depreciation on equipment of N$10 000 relates to the administrative function and N$15 000 to the distribution function. ? The bad debts and marketing expenses relate to the administration function. ? The repairs and maintenance and fuel expenses relate to the distribution function. ? Dividends of N$15 000 in respect of the year ended 31 December 20x7 were declared and paid during January 20x8. Dividends of N$20 000 in respect of the year ended 31 December 20x8 were declared on 15 January 20x9 ? There are no movements in other comprehensive income.

Required:
a) Prepare the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income (use the expenses by function method) including earnings per share (EPS) of Eskimo Limited for the financial year ended 31 December 20x8 in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. b) Prepare the statement of financial position of Eskimo Limited at 31 December 20x8 in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. c) Prepare the following notes to the financial statement in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards: a. Summary of significant policies b. Revenue

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Expert Solution

Part a:

Income statement

Particulars

Amount ($)

Amount ($)

(A): Revenue:

Sales

       580,000.00

Interest income

         12,500.00

Rent income

         23,000.00

    615,500.00

(B): Expenditures

Cost of sales

       300,000.00

Interest on bank overdraft

           9,500.00

General expenses

       113,000.00

Bad debt expenses

         20,000.00

Repaid and maintenance expenses

         30,000.00

Marketing expenses

         22,000.00

Fuel expenses

         40,000.00

Depreciation

         25,000.00

Salaries

         50,000.00

    609,500.00

Income before taxes (A-B)

         6,000.00

Less: Income tax expenses

         1,800.00

Profit after tax

         4,200.00

Part b:

Balance sheet

Amount ($)

Amount ($)

Assets

Investment in listed companies

     50,000.00

Accounts receivable

   250,000.00

Bank

     23,000.00

Inventories

   120,000.00

   443,000.00

Land

   200,000.00

equipment net of accumulated depreciation (100000-40000)

     60,000.00

   260,000.00

Total assets

   703,000.00

Liabilities and equity:

Loan from Ax bank

     25,000.00

Accounts payable

   225,000.00

   250,000.00

Ordinary share capital

   240,000.00

Retained earnings

   134,200.00

Revaluation surplus

     20,000.00

   394,200.00

Bank overdraft (Balancing figure) Note 2

     58,800.00

Total liabilities and equity

   703,000.00

Note 1:

Retained earnings

Opening balance

   145,000.00

Add: Profit after tax

       4,200.00

   149,200.00

Less: Dividend paid

     15,000.00

Balance as on 31st December

   134,200.00

Note 2:

Bank overdraft (Balancing figure)

Total assets

   703,000.00

Less: Total liabilities before bank overdraft (250000 + 394200)

   644,200.00

     58,800.00

Part c:

Notes to accounts:

Significant accounting policies:

The company has followed the fundamental accounting policies in preparation and presentation of financial statements of the company. The financial statements have been prepared based on the books of accounts maintained using double entry system of accounting. The accounting policies have been followed consistently. No changes in accounting policies and principles have been made to prepare and present the financial statement for the year ending on 31st December, 2018. The depreciation on equipment has been charged in accordance with the applicable accounting standard for depreciation.

Revenue:

Revenue has been recorded in the books of accounts when it has been either received or there is no significant uncertainty in relation to the final receipts of revenue or any part of such revenue. In case of any uncertainty that has arouse subsequent to the recording of revenue necessary provisions have been made in the books of accounts to ensure that the financial statements reflect the financial reality of the organization.           


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