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The following trial balance was extracted from the books of T
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The following trial balance was extracted from the books of T - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 6 - 2007 Question 6
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The following trial balance was extracted from the books of T. Curtin, a farmer, on 31/12/2006.
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The following trial balance was extracted from the books of T - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 6 - 2007
Enterprise analysis accounts for ‘Cattle and Milk’ for year ended 31/12/2006 Only available for registered users.
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Income : Calculate total income from livestock sales, milk sales, and milk drawn by the family:
Sale of Livestock: €235,000
Sale of Milk: €126,300
Drawing of Milk: €1,250
Total Income = €235,000 + €126,300 + €1,250 = €362,550
Cost of Sales : Calculate opening stock and closing stock:
Opening Stock (Livestock): €92,000
Closing Stock (Livestock): €74,000
Therefore, Cost of Sales = Opening Stock - Closing Stock = €92,000 - €74,000 = €18,000
Gross Profit Calculation :
Gross Profit = Total Income - Cost of Sales = €362,550 - €18,000 = €344,550
Expenditure : Farm wages and expenses split evenly:
Total Farm Wages = €56,400 ÷ 2 = €28,200
Total Expenditure includes costs of feedstuffs and veterinary fees:
Feedstuffs: €16,900
Veterinary fees and medicines: Let’s assume €1,000.
Total Expenditure = Farm Wages + Feedstuffs + Veterinary fees = €28,200 + €16,900 + €1,000 = €46,100
Final Gross Profit for ‘Cattle and Milk’ :
Gross Profit = Total Income - Total Expenditure = €344,550 - €46,100 = €298,450
Enterprise analysis accounts for ‘Grain’ for year ended 31/12/2006 Only available for registered users.
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Income : Calculate total income from grain sales:
Sale of Grain: €12,920
Total Income for Grain : €12,920 + €0 = €12,920
Cost of Sales : Calculate opening stock and closing stock:
Opening Stock (Grain seeds): €1,600
Closing Stock (Grain seeds): €2,600
Cost of Sales = Opening Stock - Closing Stock = €1,600 - €2,600 = -€1,000
Gross Profit Calculation :
Gross Profit = Total Income - Cost of Sales = €12,920 - (-€1,000) = €13,920
Expenditure includes costs for fertilizer and feed:
Fertilizer: €3,975
Feedstuffs Allocation from total (given from part a): €16,900
Total Expenditure for Grain = €3,975 + €16,900 = €20,875
Final Gross Profit for ‘Grain’ :
Gross Profit = Total Income - Total Expenditure = €13,920 - €20,875 = -€6,955
General profit and loss account for year ended 31/12/2006 Only available for registered users.
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Income : Calculate total contribution from both enterprises:
Contribution from Cattle and Milk: €298,450
Contribution from Grain: -€6,955
Total Income = €298,450 + (-€6,955) = €291,495
Expenditure Overview :
ESB: €12,920
Loan interest: €9,900
Depreciation (calculate separately):
Building Depreciation on €600,000 at 3%: €18,000
Machinery Depreciation on €120,000 at 20%: €24,000
Thus, Total Expenditure = €12,920 + €9,900 + €18,000 + €24,000 = €64,820
Net Profit Calculation :
Net Profit = Total Income - Total Expenditure = €291,495 - €64,820 = €226,675
Balance sheet as at 31/12/2006 Only available for registered users.
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Fixed Assets Calculations :
Land/Buildings: Cost €600,000, Depreciation €18,000 (3%) = Net Asset: €582,000
Machinery: Cost €120,000, Depreciation €24,000 (20%) = Net Asset: €96,000
Total Fixed Assets = €582,000 + €96,000 = €678,000
Current Assets :
Closing Stocks:
Livestock: €74,000
Fertilizers: €900
Feedstuffs: €2,600
Total Current Assets = €74,000 + €900 + €2,600 = €77,500
Total Assets = Fixed Assets + Current Assets = €678,000 + €77,500 = €755,500
Liabilities Overview :
Creditors within the year: €4,500 + €256,070
Capital Account:
Capital: €245,000
Net Profit: €226,675 (from part b)
Total Liabilities = €488,710
Balance Sheet Final Assessment :
Assets - Liabilities = Total Balance = €755,500 - €488,710 = Net Assets: €266,790
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