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Question 5 Percy Bazaar did not keep proper accounting records. She asked you to review this...

Question 5

Percy Bazaar did not keep proper accounting records. She asked you to review this informatio from her records.

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES:

31 Dec. 2018

31 Dec. 2019

Property, Plant & Equipment

40 000.00

40 000. o

Accounts receivable

10 000.00

30 000.00

Accounts payable

30 000.00

36 000.00

Accrued expense ( Telephone & internet)

0.00

6 000.00

Bank

30 000.00

30 000.00

Cash

4 000.00

2 000.00

Inventory

40 000.00

20 000.00

Capital

0.00

17 ooo.op

Long term loan ( Deutsche Bank)

60 000.00

60 000.00

The following expenses were paid during the year:

Telephone & internet N$ 8 000.00 paid by cheque.

Sundry expenses N$ 18 000.00 paid by cheque.

Telephone & internet paid by cash N$ 2 000.00.

Drawings N$ 10 000.00 by cash.

The bank statement from First National Bank Namibia indicated that:

There was N$ 50 000.00 paid b receivables and banked immediately.

Percy Bazaar received N$ 10 000 cash from one of the receivables. Payables were paid N$ 24 000.00 by cheque during the year.

You are required to:

5.1 Prepare the following General ledger accounts ( T- accounts) and balance them off properly:

Accounts receivable

[6 Marks]

Accounts Payable

[5 Marks]

5.2 Mention any two features of incomplete records.

[2 Marks]

Solutions

Expert Solution

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Total Liabilities at 31 dec 2019
Salaries payable 34000
Accounts payable 52000
Notes Payables 94000
180000
Total Equity at 31 dec 2019 = 70% of Total Liabilities at dec 31 ,2019 =70% *180,000 =$126000
Retained earnings at dec 31 ,2019 = Total Equity - Common stock =$126000 - 70,000 =$56000
Income Earned During the year
Sales 97000
Less: Cost of goods Sold -40000
Gross profit 57000
Add: Interest Revenue 12000
Less: Other Expenses
Salaries expense -32000
Suplies Expenses -10000
net Incomre 27000
Income tax Expense -10000
Income after Tax 17000
Dividend Paid During the year = Opening retained earings + Income after tax - Closing retained Earnings
Dividend Paid During the year = $40,000 +$17000 -56000 =$1000

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