a) Ordinary goods purchased
Ordinary goods purchased = Payments to creditors + Closing balance of creditors - opening balance of creditors
= 2,28,000 + 32,200 - 29,200 = $2,31,000
b) Sales
To calculate sales, we first calculate cost and apply the mark-up of 75% on it.
Particulars | $ |
Materials consumed ( opening inventory + Purchases - closing inventory) = 24,400 + 2,31,000 - 30,600 |
2,24,800 |
Rent (Rent paid + opening prepaid rent - closing prepaid rent) = 24,200 + 0 - 6,200 |
18,000 |
Insurance (Insurance paid + Opening prepaid insurance - closing prepaid insurance) =14,200 + 0 - 3,400 |
10,800 |
Wages | 104,200 |
Postage | 800 |
Electricity | 8,400 |
Sundries | 4,200 |
Depreciation (Opening net book value of machinery + new purchases of machinery - closing net book value of machinery- net book value of machinery sold) = 206,400 + 30,400 - 216,000 - 5,600 |
15,200 |
Total cost | 386,400 |
Mark-up 75% on above | 289,800 |
Sales | 6,76,200 |
c) Income Statement for year ended 30th April 2010
Particulars | $ |
Sales | 676,200 |
Less: Expenses | |
Materials consumed | 224,800 |
Rent | 11,800 |
Insurance | 10,800 |
Wages | 104,200 |
Postage | 800 |
Electricity | 8,400 |
Sundries | 4,200 |
Loss on sale of machinery (5,600 - 1,000) | 4,600 |
EBITDA | 300,400 |
Less: Depreciation | 15,200 |
Profit before tax | 285,200 |
d) Balance sheet as at 30th April 2018
Liabilities | |
Capital (Refer Note 1) | 517,200 |
Bank liability | 5,400 |
Creditors | 32,200 |
Total | 554,800 |
Assets | |
Machinery at net book value | 216,000 |
Inventory | 30,600 |
Receivables (Refer note 2) | 298,600 |
Prepaid rent | 6,200 |
Prepaid insurance | 3,400 |
Total | 554,800 |
Notes
1. Opening bank balance = Closing bank balance + payments made - cash receipts
= -5,400 + (30,400+ 2,28,000 +24,200+14,200 + 104,200 + 800 + 8,400 + 4,200) - 4,24,000
= -15,000
2. Opening capital = Opening receivables + Opening inventory + Opening net machinery value - Opening payables - Opening bank credit balance
= 46,400 +24,400 + 206,400 -29,200-15000
= 233,000
Closing capital = Opening capital + Profit before tax - drawings (amount paid to private bank account of the proprietor)
= 233,000 + 285,200 - 1,000
= 517,200
3. Trade receivables = Opening receivables + Sales - payments received from debtors
= 46,400 + 676,200 - 424,000
= 298,600
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