Final Assignment 3 - Rev

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Exercise 1- Operating Activities

a. Compute net cash provided (used) by operating activities using the indirect method.

Garfield Ltd
Statement of Cash Flows (Indirect method)
The year ended December 31, 2016

Net Income 100,000.00


Accounts Receivable (22,000.00)
Accounts Payable 18,600.00
Inventory (14,800.00)
Depreciation 34,000.00 15,800.00
Net Cash Flow from operating activity 84,200.00

Exercise 2- Partnerships

a. Calculate how much of the total profit is Anastasia is entitled to.

Profit & Loss Appropriation Account


Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
Interest on Capital Net Partnership Profit $ 58,500.00
Anastasia (75,000 x 8%) $ 6,000.00
Georgina (60,000 x 8%) $ 4,800.00

Salary
Georgina $ 9,000.00

Share of Profit
Anastasia (38,700 x 3/5) $23,220.00
Georgina (38,700 x 2/5) $15,480.00
$58,500.00 $ 58,500.00
Working Notes:
Partnership Profit = $58,500
Less Interest on capital Georgina = ($4800)
Less Interest on capital Anestasia = ($6000)
Less Salary Georgina = ($9000)
Residual Partnership Profit = $38,700

Question 3 – Plant Assets and Depreciation

Angela

Acquisition of machine 12,000.00


Transportation of machine 1,300.00
Cost of Installation 2,000.00
15,300.00
Repairs to the machine after breakdown 600.00
Original Cost of the machine 15,900.00

March 01 to December 31 = 10 months


Salvage Cost = 0
Last year depreciation = ((12 - M) / 12) X ((Cost - Salvage) / Life)
((12-10)/12) X ((15900)/10)
(2/12) * 1590
$265.00

Netbook Value of the machine


Cost of the machine – accumulated Depreciation
$15,900.00 – $265
$15,635.00
Question 4 – Uncollectible Receivables

Recording the Journal Entry in the General Ledger

James Din

Accounts Debit Credit

Bad Debts Expense $720.00

Accounts Receivables $720.00


(Recording estimated Bad debt Account)
To record the bad debt entry in your books, debit your Bad Debts Expense account and credit
your Accounts Receivable account.

Question 5 – Allowance for Doubtful Debts


Question 6 – Partnerships

Calculating the balance of Michael’s current account at 31 December

Current Account – Michael


Amount
Opening Balance of current Account $ 11,486.00
Add - Profit share of Michael ($28,595x3/7) $ 12,255.00

Less - Drawings $ (16,500.00)

Closing balance of current Account $ 7,241.00


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Closing balance of Michael’s current Account is $7,241.00

Question 7 – Payables and Accruals

Calculating the correct value of creditors to be reported on Mark’s statement of Financial


position at 31 October.

Journal Entry

Dr. Cr.

Mark’s General Ledger ($79,850-$79,310) $540.00

Purchases ($600-$60)
$540.00

Payable Control Account 79,850.00

Purchases (540.00)

New General Ledger Balance 79,310.00

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