WHITELEY LTD.
Income Statement
for the year ended June 30, 2019
Descriptions | $ | $ | $ |
INCOME | |||
Sales | 589900 | ||
Less:Return and allowances | (2600) | ||
Net Sales | 587300 | ||
Cost of sales: | |||
Beginning Inventory | 288000 | ||
Purchases | 298000 | ||
Less:Returns and Allowances | (2400) | ||
Freight Inward | 12900 | ||
596500 | |||
Less:Ending Inventory | (398000) | ||
198500 | |||
GROSS PROFIT | 388800 | ||
Other Income:Interest on Investment (7200+4800) | 12000 | ||
400800 | |||
EXPENSES: | |||
Selling and Distribution Expenses: | |||
Freight Outward | 10800 | ||
Depreciation expenses-delivery vechiles (Refer note 1) | 15200 | ||
Advertisement expenses | 37000 | ||
Wages expenses | 128200 | ||
Total Selling and Distribution Expenses | 191200 | ||
Administrative Expenses: | |||
Administrative expenses | 120750 | ||
Depreciation -Office equipment(Refe note 2) | 19200 | ||
Depreciation -Building ( Refer note 3) | 41400 | ||
Insurance expenses (10000-3000) | 7000 | ||
Total Administrative expenses | 188350 | ||
Finance Expenses: | |||
Interest on debentures and overdaft | 12150 | ||
Bad debts | 2036 | ||
Total Fianace expenses | 14186 | ||
TOTAL EXPENSES | 393736 | ||
Profit before Income tax | 7064 | ||
Income tax expense | (24800) | ||
LOSS |
Reference Note:-
1.Calculation of Depreciation on Delivery vechicales:
Cost $84000
Residual Value ($8000)
$76000
Esimated useful life 200000km
Depreciation per km = $76000/200000km
=$0.38
Depreciation on 40000km= $0.38×400000=$15200.
2.Calculation of Depreciation on Office Equipment :
cost $192000
Rate 10% p.a.
Depreciation =$192000×10% =$19200
3.Calculation of Depreciation on Building :-
Cost $828000
Rate 5% p.a.
Depreciation =$828000×5%= $41400.
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