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BAC511C-BASINESS ACCOUNTING 1A -2ND OPP- NOV 2024 |
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HAROLDPUPKEWITZ
GraduateSchoolof Business
FACULTY OF COMMERCE, HUMAN SCIENCESAND EDUCATION
HAROLD PUPKEWITZ GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
QUALIFICATION: DIPLOMA IN BUSINESSPROCESSMANAGEMENT
QUALIFICATION CODE:06DBPM LEVEL:6
COURSECODE: BAC511C
COURSENAME: BUSINESSACCOUNTING lA
SESSION:JANUARY 2025
PAPER:PAPER2
DURATION: 3 HOURS
MARKS: 100
SECOND OPPORTUNITY EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER
EXAMINER
Gerhardt Sheehama
MODERATOR Lameck Odada
INSTRUCTIONS
1. This question paper is made up of four (4) questions.
2. Answer ALLthe questions in blue or black ink only. NO pencil
3. Start each question on a new page in your answer booklet and show all workings.
4. Round off only final answers to two {2) decimal places unless otherwise stated.
5. Questions relating to this examination may be raised in the initial 30 minutes after the
start of the paper. Thereafter, candidates must use their initiative to deal with any
perceived error or ambiguities & any assumption made by the candidate should be
clearly stated.
PERMISSIBLEMATERIALS
Silent, non-programmable calculators
THIS QUESTION PAPERCONSISTSOF 7 PAGES{including this front page)
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QUESTION 1
(40 MARKS)
Answer this question ON the Answer Sheet provided and write down the letter that, in your
opinion, represents the correct answer:
1. Bob purchases goods from a supplier which cost N$20 000. He gets a cash discount of
10%. What is the amount that Bob will pay to a supplier?
A N$20 000
B. N$18 000
C. N$19 000
D. N$10 000
2. Bob purchases goods from a supplier which cost N$20 000. The supplier gives a cash
discount of 5%. What is the amount of discount Bob should be allowed?
A. N$3 000
B. N$2 000
C. N$5 000
D. N$1000
3. When an owner contributes an asset into the business, it is called .....
A. Drawings
B. Income
C. Owner's equity
D. Sales
4. If opening inventory is N$120 000, cost of goods purchased is N$380 000, and closing
inventory is N$100 000, what is cost of goods sold under a periodic system?
A. N$500 000
B. N$400 000
C. N$450 000
D. N$550 000
5. Goods were purchased from James. He was immediately paid by electronic funds transfer.
Which account is credited?
A. Sales a/c
B. James a/c
C. Bank a/c
D. Purchases a/c
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6. Goods were purchased from James. He was immediately paid by electronic funds
transfer. Which account is debited?
A. Purchases a/c
B. Jack a/c
C. Bank a/c
D. Sales a/c
7. Which of the following transactions is recorded in the cash payment journal?
A. receipt of customer payments
B. purchases of equipment for cash
C. borrowing money from a bank
D. sale of equipment for cash
8. The following financial statement encompasses drawings, owner's equity, liabilities and
assets.
A. Statement of financial position
B. Statement of cashflow
C. Statement of profit or loss
D. Statement of information
9. Which ofthe following is not considered as a financial statement?
A. Statement of financial position
B. Statement of cashflow
C. Statement of profit or loss
D. Statement of trial balance
10. Which financial statement reports the performance of a business?
A. Statement of financial position
B. Statement of profit or loss
C. Statement of changes in owner's equity
D. Statement of information
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QUESTION 2
(20 MARKS)
A. Imagine the following transaction: "Bought goods for cash N$ 200".
The correct double -entry for this is: "debit purchases account N$200, credit cash
account N$200" Fill in the missing word, answer in the provided answer sheet.
Suppose (for the above transaction) the following double-entry was made: "debit
purchase account N$2 000, credit cash account N$2 000". This is an example of an error
of__ (l)_.
Suppose instead the double-entry was "debit cash account N$200, credit purchases
account N$200". This is an example of a ___ (2)___ _
Now suppose that the double-entry was "debit purchases N$200, credit capital account
N$200". This is an example of a ____ (3)__ _
If no double-entry was made at all there would be an error of ___ {4)__ _
B. When the business borrows money, both ___ (5)__ and ___ (6)___ _
increase and __ (7)__ remains the same. When owners invest money in a
business, both __ {8)__ and __ (9)__ increase_{lO) __ remains the
same.
QUESTION 3
(20 MARKS)
Nandi has decided to set up her own music retail business on 1 May 2023. Here is a
summary of the transactions in the first week of the business.
May 1 Nandi opened a business bank account and deposited N$30 000.
2 Bought goods for resale costing N$7 200 on credit from Zuma Co.
3 Purchased a till machine for N$3 500 paying by electronic funds transfer.
4 Sold goods for N$10 000 on credit to Yonela
5 Nandi went to the bank and drew N$1 200 in cash for use in the business.
6 Yonela returned N$2 000 of goods to Nandi.
7 Nandi settled her account with Zuma Co. with debit card and was allowed a discount of 15%.
8 Yonela settled her account with debit card and she claimed a discount of 10%.
9 At the end of the week Nandi took N$400 cash from the till machine for his personal expenses.
REQUIRED:
Enter the above transactions in appropriate Nandi's ledger or 'T' accounts and balance off all
the accounts.
(20 marks)
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The following applies to questions 11 to 13
Vuyo Ltd statement of financial position at 31 May 202023
Current assets:
Inventory
N$79 000
Account receivables
395 000
Non-current assets (net book value)
Total assets
Current liabilities (account payables)
Owner's equity
Net profit
Total Liabilities and Capital
N$474000
491000
965 000
395 000
475 000
95 000
965 000
11. Return on owner's equity ratio is...........
A. 30%
B. 25%
C. 15%
D. 20%
12. Current ratio is.....
A. 1.2
B. 1.5
C. 1.1
D. 1.4
13. Quick/acid test ratio is.....
A. 1
B. 2
C. 1.5
D. 2.5
14. At the end of year 2021, a business made payment of water and electricity bills of N$20
000. How will this be recorded in the statement of profit or loss in 2021?
A. as an income
B. as an asset
C. as an accrual
D. as an expense
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15. At the end of year 2021, a business borrowed N$20 000 from the bank. How will this be
recorded in the statement offinancial position in 2021?
A. as an income
B. as liability
C. as an expense
D. as an asset
16. Liabilities can be described as
A. Account payables claim on total assets
B. creditorship claim on total assets
C. third parties claim on total assets less capital/owner's equity
D. government claims on total assets
17.What accounting transaction would result in the following double entry being posted?
Dr Vehicle
Cr Bank
A. The purchases of goods by EFT
B. The receipt of cash from a credit customer
C. The purchases of vehicle by EFT
D. The banking of cash
18. Gross loss will result if:
A. Operating expenses are less than net income.
B. Sales revenues are less than operating expenses.
C. Sales revenues are less than the cost of goods sold.
D. Operating expenses are greater than the cost of goods sold.
19. Which of the following transactions would have no impact on the owner's
equity/capital?
A. Net profit
B. Bank-overdraft
C. Net loss
D. Drawings
20. In which section of the statement offinancial should prepaid expenses be classified?
A. current liabilities
B. investments
C. Current assets
D. expired assets
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QUESTION 2
(20 MARKS)
A. Imagine the following transaction: "Bought goods for cash N$ 200".
The correct double -entry for this is: "debit purchases account N$200, credit cash
account N$200" Fill in the missing word, answer in the provided answer sheet.
Suppose (for the above transaction) the following double-entry was made: "debit
purchase account N$2 000, credit cash account N$2 000". This is an example of an error
of__ (l)_.
Suppose instead the double-entry was "debit cash account N$200, credit purchases
account N$200". This is an example of a ___ (2)___ _
Now suppose that the double-entry was "debit purchases N$200, credit capital account
N$200". This is an example of a ____ (3)__ _
If no double-entry was made at all there would be an error of ___ (4)__ _
B. When the business borrows money, both ___ (5)__ and
(6)___ _
increase and __ (7)__ remains the same. When owners invest money in a
business, both __ (8)__ and __ (9)__ increase_(lO) __ remains the
same.
QUESTION 3
(20 MARKS)
Nandi has decided to set up her own music retail business on 1 May 2023. Here is a
summary of the transactions in the first week of the business.
May 1 Nandi opened a business bank account and deposited N$30 000.
2 Bought goods for resale costing N$7 200 on credit from Zuma Co.
3 Purchased a till machine for N$3 500 paying by electronic funds transfer.
4 Sold goods for N$10 000 on credit to Yonela
5 Nandi went to the bank and drew N$1 200 in cash for use in the business.
6 Yonela returned N$2 000 of goods to Nandi.
7 Nandi settled her account with Zuma Co. with debit card and was allowed a discount of 15%.
8 Yonela settled her account with debit card and she claimed a discount of 10%.
9 At the end of the week Nandi took N$400 cash from the till machine for his personal expenses.
REQUIRED:
Enter the above transactions in appropriate Nandi's ledger or 'T' accounts and balance off all
the accounts.
(20 marks)
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QUESTION 4
The trial balance of Vuyo as at 31 December 2022 is show below:
(20 MARKS)
Bad debts
Buildings
Depreciation (1 January 2022): Buildings
Creditors
Debtors
Capital
Drawings
Bank
Purchases
Rent
Sales
Inventory at 1 January 2022
Wages and salaries
Additional information:
Debit
N$
210
150 000
16 290
9 790
45 482
7 050
20100
22 040
235 962
Credit
N$
3 552
15 000
35 400
2 010
180 000
235 962
1. Inventory (stock) held in the business at 31 December 2022 was valued at N22 000.
2. At 31 December 2022 Vuyo owed N$460 rent used but not yet billed to him.
3. At 31 December 2022 there was additional specific bad debt of N$290. This was to
be written off.
4. Wages and salaries of N$2 040 was prepaid for January 2023.
5. Depreciation was charged for the year on the buildings at rate of 20% on cost.
REQUIRED:
Prepare a statement of profit or loss of Vuyo for the year ending 31 December 2022. (20)
END OF EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER
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