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Candidate name : Ngoc Bich Hong Vu
EXAMINATION SUBMIT
Time Taken
Adjustment Type
No
Candidate ID00857442
65
Minutes
Reqd. Entered
Correct
Errors
11
12
13
15
21
22a
23a
24
31a
31c
32a
32c
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
52
54
55
61
62
63
64
71
72
73
Totals
70
69
60
ASSESSMENT KEY
Correct
Incorrect
Adjustment not needed
Adjustment needed
EXAMINATION SUBMIT - Worksheet (correct postings) Ngoc Bich Hong Vu 00857442 10.0.00
Worksheets as at : 30-Jun-15
P Ltd.
S Ltd
Adj. Dr.
No
Adj. Cr.
Consol
COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
Sales revenue
440,000
180,000
Stock (opening)
506,000
162,000
Purchases
154,000
108,000
72,600
21
9,600 32a
23a
537,800
920
667,080
21
72,600
180,200
32a
9,200
960 22a
Stock (closing)
462,000
162,000
198,000
108,000
224,240
Gross Profit
242,000
72,000
313,560
Total expenses
59,040
19,400
5,040
13
500 31c
32c
Trading profit
182,960
Dividend revenue
15,120
Interest revenue
Other revenue
10,530
4,400
623,040
65,540
200
42
6,400
45
8,000
63
3,840
52,600
248,020
3,600
52
11,520
54
6,400
42
8,000
45
5,640
3,840
63
3,800
3,800 31a
9,400
0
5,530
6,200
0
213,010
71,440
259,750
85,200
28,560
113,760
127,810
42,880
145,990
3,970
73
3,970
142,020
300,000
313,600
10,800
13
176,400
15
394,160
920 23a
31,320 73
Available for appropriation
427,810
356,480
12,400
4,000
38,000
536,180
12,800
52
3,600
73
400
54
11,520
73
1,280
12,400
38,000
Total appropriations
50,400
16,800
50,400
Retained earnings
377,410
339,680
485,780
FINANCIAL POSITION
Credit balances :
Share capital
270,000
140,000
126,000
15
14,000
71
11
Revaluation surplus
General reserve
Capital profits reserve
Retained earnings
216,000
108,000
377,410
18,000
44,000
1,800
15
200
72
16,200
15
1,800
72
39,600
15
4,400
72
270,000
2,000
216,000
108,000
339,680
485,780
71
14,000
14,000
NCI (reserves)
72
6,400
6,400
73
33,610
33,610
Accounts payable
15,100
38,200
31,000
24
22,300
Accrued expenses
500
2,770
2,700
43
EXAMINATION SUBMIT - Worksheet (correct postings) Ngoc Bich Hong Vu 00857442 10.0.00
Worksheets as at : 30-Jun-15
P Ltd.
S Ltd
Adj. Dr.
No
250
46
320
64
Adj. Cr.
Consol
Dividends payable
38,000
12,800
11,520
55
39,280
Debentures (8%)
55,000
25,000
80,000
41
13,500
13,500
44
31,500
44
31,500
14,000
4,600
6,250
4,025
4,500
11,730
286,412
60,907
1,422,672
715,212
79,000
81,000
Cash in transit
31a
5,800
31c
500
200 32c
13
15,840
16,575
16,030
363,159
1,609,734
160,000
5,000
47
Accounts receivable
34,600
15,900
24
Inventory
462,000
162,000
22a
2,770
500
Accrued revenue
0
18,600
5,000
31,000
19,500
960
623,040
43
2,700
46
250
64
320
Dividends receivable
12,800
55
11,520
1,280
Debentures
25,000
41
25,000
Debentures in parent
55,000
41
55,000
Loan to parent
35,000
44
31,500
Loan to subsidiary
Shares in subsidiary
15,000
396,000
47
3,500
44
13,500
47
1,500
12
36,000
15
360,000
11
Land
130,000
11,500
Buildings
140,000
46,000
15,000
39,100
32a
Motor vehicles
25,000
16,100
2,000 31a
Other assets
85,502
253,112
Goodwill on consolidation
Total debits
2,000
715,212
0
143,500
186,000
400
53,700
43,100
338,614
36,000
1,422,672
12
36,000
1,609,734
00857442 10.0.00
301,000
18,000
32,000
34,000
14,000
10,000
40,000
------449,000
Accounts payable
Debentures (10%)
Share capital
General reserve
Retained earnings
Capital profits reserve
15,000
36,000
140,000
18,000
196,000
44,000
------449,000
During the year, P sold goods to S for $52,800 at a mark-up of 20 percent on cost. 10 percent of these goods are still
on hand at the date of consolidation. Total intragroup sales of merchandise for the year : S to P $19,800 .
Included in the trade debtors of P is $22,000 owed by S. Also, included in the trade creditors of P is $9,000 owing to S.
Closing stock of P contained goods purchased from S for $880. S marks up merchandise by 10 percent.
Opening stock of S contained goods purchased from P for $3,120. P marks up merchandise by 20 percent. Opening
stock of P contained goods purchased from S for $990. Cost to S was $590.
On the 01-Jul-14, S sold a delivery vehicle to P for $21,200. The vehicle had been purchased by S for $23,200 and at
the time of sale had a written down value of $17,400. Both P and S depreciate delivery vehicles at 25 percent on cost.
On the 01-Jul-14, S sold goods (cost $9,200) to P for $9,600. P used these goods as Office furniture & equipment, with
a useful life of 2 years, and a residual value of $1,000. P uses the straight line method of depreciation. Note: this
intragroup sale is not included elsewhere in the problem data.
P holds $25,000 debentures in S purchased 13 months ago. P receives debenture interest quarterly - on 30th
September, 31st December, 31st March and the 30th June. S purchased debentures in P 7 months ago. S receives
debenture interest twice each year - on 31st December and 30th June. Interest cheques are drawn and posted within
one or two weeks of calculation.
Intragroup loan interest levied by P during the year totalled $3,000. None of this amount remained outstanding as at
consolidation date. Intragroup loan interest levied by S during the year totalled $5,000. Of this amount 5 percent
remained outstanding as at consolidation date.
During the year S rented a spare warehouse to P for 12 months, at an agreed rental of $320 per month, payable at the
end of each month. P still owed S 1 month's rental.
All dividends declared by S during the year had been declared out of post-acquisition profits.
Both P and S recognise dividend revenue prior to the receipt of cash.
If this case study involves goodwill on acquisition, you can assume the following:
(a) goodwill on acquisition has been subject to annual impairment testing
each year that the group entity has been in existence.
(b) For the current year, the goodwill on acquisition impairment test
write-down is 20 percent of the asset's start of year carrying value.
(c) Accumulated impairment losses for goodwill on acquisition prior to the
current year total 30 percent of the asset acquisition date carrying value.
Both P and S depreciate buildings over a useful life of 10 years.
Both P and S adopt the following debenture policy - all debenture assets to be purchased on the secondary market,
and the book value of all debenture assets to reflect face value.
Neither P nor S adopt Tax Effect Accounting.
The group entity adopts the partial goodwill method whereby only goodwill attributable to P is measured.
2,000
Revaluation surplus
12
13
920
920
31,000
31,000
2,000
3,800
5,800
500
500
9,600
400
9,200
200
200
42
960
41
960
32c
72,600
32a
72,600
31c
360,000
31a
126,000
16,200
176,400
39,600
1,800
24
15,840
23a
10,800
5,040
22a
36,000
21
36,000
15
2,000
80,000
80,000
3,600
3,600
11,520
11,520
11,520
11,520
3,840
3,840
320
320
14,000
14,000
73
1,500
3,500
72
5,000
71
250
64
250
63
8,000
55
8,000
54
13,500
31,500
52
13,500
31,500
47
3,375
46
3,375
45
8,000
44
8,000
200
1,800
4,400
6,400
31,272
4,108
400
1,280
33,700
2,000
Revaluation surplus
12
13
960
920
920
31,000
31,000
2,000
3,800
5,800
500
500
9,600
400
9,200
41
960
32c
72,600
32a
72,600
31c
360,000
31a
126,000
1,800
16,200
176,400
39,600
24
15,840
23a
10,800
5,040
22a
36,000
21
36,000
15
2,000
200
200
80,000
55,000
25,000
1,500
3,500
3,600
3,600
11,520
11,520
11,520
11,520
3,840
3,840
320
320
14,000
14,000
73
5,000
72
250
71
250
64
8,000
63
8,000
55
31,500
54
13,500
31,500
52
13,500
47
2,700
46
2,700
45
6,400
44
6,400
200
1,800
4,400
6,400
31,320
3,970
400
1,280
33,610