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You are given the following information and are asked to use the T-accounts in order to...

You are given the following information and are asked to use the T-accounts in order to report the statement of financial position (balance sheet) and the income statement:

The capital structure of a business is made of 3,200,000 ordinary shares outstanding at par value of $5 each and capital reserves of $400,000. It also has a million dollar ($1,000,000) long-term loan to be paid in fine (a.k.a. “bullet loan” with the principle amount due at the end of the loan period few years from now) at 10% interest per year. The actual interest payments made over the current reporting period amount at $76,124. The company issues an extra 1,000,000 of its ordinary shares at par value of $5 each and raises $6,000,000 of additional capital.

The reported opening inventory balance is $366,059 and the company purchases a total of $7,570,321 worth of inventories for cash and further $8,765,350 worth of inventory on credit.

The company's fixed assets include land and buildings reported at the end of the previous accounting period at $9,670,500 and is depreciated using the straight-line method over 20 years. The company has also invested $7.5 million in machinery during the current year adding them to the $6 million of reported fittings and fixtures from the previous accounting period. All this equipment is depreciated with a straight-line method over 5 years. In addition, the company owns trademarks and patents worth $1,722,120 which are not subject to depreciation.

In terms of expenses since January 1 of the current year the company rents a warehouse at a monthly fee of $10,000. The total amount of rent paid in cash during the current reporting period is $150,000. The total electricity expenses for the year amount to $134,789 paid in cash with the fourth quarter bill of $28,476 to be paid shortly after year’s end. The general expenses for the year sum up to $4,356,967 paid in cash.

The revenue from sales over the current reporting period to credit customers amounts at $10,098,636 with reported cost of sales $5,673,822. Another $10,500,735 worth of goods have been sold with immediate cash payment for $15,655,322 during the year.

The trade credit balances are as follows: the opening trade payable balance reported is $1,343,287 and the opening trade receivables balance is $1,063,328. During the accounting period the company has paid in cash $6,704,749 for its accounts payable to suppliers. Meanwhile credit customers have paid the company $7,007,564 of cash for sales on credit.

In terms of overdraft granted from the bank the company starts the current reporting period with an overdraft position of $78,720.

The fiscal position of the firm is such that the corporate tax rate is 33%. Half of the taxation amount is paid during the year. The remaining half is due shortly after year’s end.

The management has decided to plow back in the business all the profit for the year. No dividends are to be paid

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Income Statement

Income Statement
Sales
Cash 15655322
Credit 10098636
Inc / ( Dec ) in Inv 0
Total Income 25753958
Less: COGS
Cost of Goods Sold 16174557
Rent of wh 120000
Ele bill 134789
Add os 28476
General Exps 4356967
Interest Paid 100000
Dep on L&B 483525
Dep on Mach 1500000
Dep on F&F 1200000
Total Exp 24098314
Operating Profit 1655644

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet
Assets
Cash 2091216
Accounts Receivable 4154400
Stock 527173
Trademark & Patent 1722120
Prepaid Rent 30000
Land and buildings 9670500
9670500
Machinery 7500000
7500000
Furniture and Fix 6000000
6000000
Accu dep -3183525
Total Assets 28511884
Liabilities
Ordinary Shares 3200000 5 16000000
Addl Capital 1000000 5 6000000
Capital Reserve 400000
Long Term Loan 1000000
Accounts Payable 3403888
Accrued Int 23876
O/s liab - ele bill 28476
Overdraft
Net profit taken over 1655644
Total Liabilities

28511884

Working Notes

Trade Payable
To cash 6704749 by op bal 1343287
To bal cd 3403888 By Pur 8765350
10108637 10108637
Trade receivable
To bal 1063328 By cash 7007564
To Sales 10098636 By bal cd 4154400
11161964 11161964
Op Inv 366059
Pur - Cash' 7570321
Pur - Cr 8765350
Sales
Credit 10098636
Cash 15655322
COGS 5673822
COGS 10500735
Cl stock 527173

Notes : Interest is o/s for 23876

Ele bill is os for 28476

Prepaid Rent 150000-120000 = 30000

Cash Account is as under

Cash / Bank Account
By OD 78720
Capital 6000000 Pur cash 7570321
Sale cash 15655322 By Mach 7500000
A/R 7007564 By F&F
By Rent 150000
By Ele 134789
By Gen Ex 4356967
A/P 6704749
By Int 76124
To bal c/d
28662886 26571670 2091216

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