QUESTION 3
[25 MARKS]
The timesheet of employee Danielle shows that she worked 44 hours during a 40-hour workweek. The
normal overtime remuneration {1½ x normal wage) is paid. Her normal wage is N$6 per hour. Medical aid
and pension fund contributions (3% and 5% of normal wages respectively) are paid on an equal basis by
employer and employee. PAYE{12% of taxable income) is the only other deduction being made.
REQUIRED: (Work with whole numbers for all your calculations)
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a) Calculate the net earnings of employee Danielle for the week.
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Assuming that a year consists of 52 working weeks, that Danielle gets 3 weeks of holiday leave per year,
and that the enterprise is closed for eight (8) public holidays during the year. Normal idle time is
budgeted as 7½% and a holiday bonus equal to 3 weeks' wages is paid.
b) Determine the total annual labour cost to the nearest dollar
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c) Calculate the annual productive labour hours to the nearest whole number
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Define the Labour Recovery Rate and determine the labour tariff per hour for
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d)
employee Danielle to the nearest dollar.
QUESTION 4
[30 MARKS]
FG is a public sector organisation using an incremental budgeting approach and is preparing its cash
budgets for January, February, and March. Budgeted data is as follows:
November December January February March
Sales (units)
750
800
800
850
900
Production (units)
800
800
850
. 900
950
The selling price per unit is N$200. The purchase price per kg of raw material is N$25. Each unit of
finished product requires 2kgs of raw materials which are purchased on credit in the month before they
are used in production. Suppliers of raw materials are paid one month after purchase. All sales are on
credit. 80% of customers, by sales value, pay one month after sale and the remainder pay two months
after sale. The fixed overheads (N$80,000 per month) are paid in the month in which they are incurred.
Machinery costing N$100, 000 will be delivered in February and paid for in March. The opening cash
balance on 1 January is estimated to be N$15,000.
REQUIRED:
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Prepare a cash budget for each of the three months January, February, and March.
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END OF EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER
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