ANNEXURE C.
(45 Marks)
Mr. Thamba provided you with the following year - end adjustments which are not
yet recorded, and they should be process in period 12.
1) Authorized shares:
According to the memorandum of incorporation, Quality over Quantity (Pty) Ltd has an
authorised share capital of 10 000 000 ordinary shares and 3 500 000 4% preference
shares.
Issued shares:
Beginning balance and details on shares from prior year as of 1st September 2022, the
number of issued shares are 5 500 000 ordinary shares and 2 000 000 preference
shares respectively. On 1st June 2023 an additional 1 000 000 ordinary shares were
issued for R25 per share and this was not accounted for. The offer closed on 15 July
2023 and all the shares were paid and subscribed for. The shares were allotted on 1st
August 2023. Share issue costs of R230 000 (incl. VAT) were incurred for the ordinary
shares and paid for.
2) After complying with all the requirements of the Companies Act of 2008, the
directors declared an ordinary dividend of 7c per share on 31st August 2023.
3) Total amount for water & electricity paid during the year-end was from 1 Sept
2022 to 30 June 2023.
4) According to the lease agreement signed between Quality over Quantity and
Ducay Property, rental fee per month is N$ 40 000.
5) A review of the accounts receivables indicates that accounts receivable of R178
500 pertaining to Vanish Ltd will not be recovered as the company is not
traceable. The financial director has authorized the write off this receivable.
Furthermore, a detailed review of the remaining accounts receivables indicates
that the allowance for doubtful debts should be increased to R95 800.
6) On the 1stof June 2023 one of the company's Ford Ranger 4WD was involved
in an accident. The bakkie was traded in and replaced by a new Toyota bakkie,
with a cost of N$ 92 500 (useful life of 1O years) by one of the company
suppliers Obakeng. The trade in amount was agreed to be N$ 33 000, While
the remaining balance was agreed to be paid on account starting next year.
7) Stationery count at year end revealed theft worth of $250 which should be
written off.
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