Statement of Profit and Loss for the period ended 31st March, 2016
Particulars | Amount (N$) |
Revenue from Operations (Sales) | 12500000 |
Other Income | 1057300 |
Total Income (A) | 13557300 |
Less - | |
Cost of sales | 5850000 |
Employee benefit expense | 1720000 |
Finance cost | 224000 |
Depreciation | 1207000 |
Misc. Expense | 2202510 |
Total Cost (B) | 11203510 |
Profit before Tax (A-B) | 2353790 |
Less - Tax | 664557 |
Profit After Tax | 1689233 |
Other Income | |
Claim settlement on theft of vehicle | 25600 |
Profit on sale of Vehicle | 77500 |
Dividend Income | 540000 |
Management fee from Subsidiary | 135000 |
Interest income | 278000 |
Interest income | 1200 |
1057300 |
Misc. Expense | |
Other expense | 235000 |
Auditor remuneration | 785000 |
Impairment loss of plant | 758000 |
Provision for doubtful Debts | 264800 |
Inventory reserve | 75000 |
Inventory Written off for Missing inventory | 83000 |
Bank charges | 1710 |
2202510 |
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