Plagiarism Declaration Form (T-DF)
Plagiarism Declaration Form (T-DF)
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Full name and IC No: NUR HIDAYAH BT MOHD ABU BAKAR (940424075170)
Date: 2/07/2021
Assignment No: 1
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Machinery Account
Date Details RM Date Details RM
2017 2017
Jan-01 Purchase 37000 Dec-31 Depreciation@ 10% SLM 4000
Overhauling 3000 (40 000*10%)
40000 40000
2018 2018
Jan-01 Balance b/d 36000 Dec-31 Deprecation (36000*15%) 2000
Jul-01 Purchase 10000 (36000 *15%) 5400
(10000*15%) 150
37850
46000 46000
2019 2019
Jan-01 Balance b/d 37850 Dec-31 Depreciation 37850
Purchase 25000 (25000*15%) 3750
QUESTION 2
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1. Break Even Point = Fixed Cost / Contribution Per Unit
Contribution Per unit = Selling Price per Unit – Variable Cost per Unit
= (4 900 000 / 70 000) – 20
= RM 50
52 000 units = Fixed Cost / RM 50
Fixed Cost = 52 000*50
= 26 00 000
2. I) for maintaining the same Break Even Point when all remains constant. (we have to
maintain same Contribution per Unit
Contribution per Unit = Selling price per unit – Variable cost per unit
RM 50 = X – RM 22
Selling price per Unit = RM 72
QUESTION 3
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Statement of Comprehensive Income (Profit and Loss Statement)
RM RM
Net sales (135486 - 1390) 134096
Less : Cost of good sold 61930
Gross profit 72166
Less:
Operating Expenses :
Salaries 18310
Rates and Occupancy expense 4515
Office expense 3212
Sundry expense 1896
Depreciation expense - building 5000
Depreciation expense - equipment 9000
Directors remuneration 9500
Total Operating expense 51433
Net Income 20733
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ASSETS
Current Assets :
Bank 6723
Trade receivable 18910
Inventory 52360
Total current assets 77993
Fixed assets
Building net of accumulated depreciation 63000
Equipment net of acculumated depreciation 20000
Total fixed assets 83000
Current liabilities :
Trade payable 12304
Accrued expenses payable 470
Dividend payable 10000
Total current liabilities 22774
Shareholders equity
Authorised and issued share capital 100000
General reserve (8000 + 1000) 9000
Foreign exchange reserve (4200 + 800) 5000
Accumulated profit (15286 + 8993) 24219
Total shareholders equity 138219
Working Notes:
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Calculation of cost of goods sold
RM RM
Beginning inventory (31 Dec 40360
2019)
Purchases 72360
Carriage inwards 1570
Closing inventory 31 Dec 2020 52360
Cost of goods sold 61930
Total 114290 114290
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PARTICULAR DEBIT CREDIT
Bank 6723
Trade receivable 18910
Trade payable 12304
Inventory at 31 December 2019 40360
Building at cost 10000
Equipment at cost 45000
Accumulated profit at Dec 2019 15286
General reserve 8000
Foreign exchange reserve 4200
Authorised and issued share capital 100000
Purchases 72360
Sales 135486
Carriage inwards 1570
Carriage outwards 1390
Salaries 18310
Rates and occupancy expense (4235+280) 4515
Office expense (3022 + 190) 3212
Sundry expense 1896
Accumulated depreciation Dec 2020
Buildings (32000 + 5000) 37000
Equipment (16000 + 9000) 25000
Directors remuneration 9500
Closing inventory 31 Dec 2020 52360
Cost of goods sold 61930
Accrued expenses payable (280 + 190) 470
Depreciation expense – building (100000*5%) 5000
Depreciation expense – equipment (45000*20%) 9000
QUESTION 4
LIQUIDITY RATIOS 2019 2020
Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities 1.35 1.43
Current assets 700 1230
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Current liabilities 518 860
Quick ratio = Quick assets/current liabilities 0.97 1.01
Quick assets = current assets – inventory 500 870
Current liabilities 518 860
PROFITABILITY RATIOS
Gross profit ratio = (gross profit / sales revenue)*100 40.00% 37.93%
Gross profit 800 1100
Sales revenue 2000 2900
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Asset turnover ratio = sales revenue/average total assets 0.78 0.96
b) The liquidity position of the company is good due to the good amount current and quick
ratio. This shows that the company has sufficient current assets to pay off its short-term
obligations within a period of 1 year. As far as the profitability is concerned, the company
had better ROE, ROA, net profit, operating profits in 2020 as compared to 2019. This shows
that the company is generating increasing profits from its business operations in 2020 than
2019. The efficiency ratios have also been good in 2020 compared to 2019. This is a good
sign that the company is utilising its assets and managing its liabilities more effectively in
generating its revenues in 2020 in comparison to 2019.
QUESTION 5
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DESCRIPTION RM RM
Profit for the year 16850
Interest on drawings Partner A (0.08*10000) 800
Partner B (0.08*10000) 800 1600
18450
Interest on capital Partner A (0.06*60000) 3600
Partner B (0.06*60000) 3600
7200
Current Account
Partner A Partner B Partner A Partner B
2015 RM RM 2015 RM RM
Jan-31 Drawings 10000 10000 Jan-31 Interest on capital 3600 3600
Interest of drawing 800 800
Salary 24000
Profit share 24825 24825
Balance c/d 41625 17625
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RM RM RM
Assets
Motor vehicles 80500
Current asset
Inventory 26000
Trade receivable 25860
Bank 7460
Cash 3250 62570
143070
238500
REFERENCE
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1. WAWASAN OPEN UNIVERSITY ACCOUNTING AND COSTING COURSE
MATERIAL
2. https://www.igcseaccounts.com/uploads/2/6/7/8/26787454/igcse_accounting_partn
erships_questions___answers.pdf
3. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/plstatement.asp
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