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1.1 Refer to information A - NSC Accounting - Question 1 - 2024 - Paper 1 Question 1
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The bookkeeper has recorded all the entries regarding fixed assets in the books. Complete the amounts denoted by (i) to (iii) on the Fixe... show full transcript
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Calculate: Cost price of buildings at the beginning of the year Only available for registered users.
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To calculate the cost price of buildings at the beginning of the year, we can use the provided carrying value and accumulated depreciation:
Cost Price = Carrying Value + Accumulated Depreciation
Cost Price = R9 421 300 + R420 000
Cost Price = R9 841 300
Calculate: Depreciation on vehicles Only available for registered users.
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To calculate the depreciation on vehicles, we will apply the rate of 15% on the vehicles carried value:
Depreciation = Cost Price × Depreciation Rate
Depreciation = R786 000 × 15
depreciation = R117 900
Therefore, the depreciation on vehicles is R78 900 (old vehicles) and R15 150 (new vehicle).
Calculate: Carrying value on equipment sold Only available for registered users.
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For the equipment sold, the carrying value is calculated based on the remaining balance after accounting for depreciation:
Carrying Value = Cost Price - Accumulated Depreciation
Carrying Value = R57 600 - R2 880
Carrying Value = R54 720
Correct net profit after tax for year Only available for registered users.
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To find the correct net profit after tax, adjustments must be made to the incorrect net profit:
Net Profit Before Tax = R1 150 000
Donations = R11 300
Rent Income = R26 000 + R1 300
Net Profit Before Tax = R1 195 600
Income Tax = R351 100
Net Profit After Tax = R844 500
Complete the Statement of Financial Position on 29 February 2024 Only available for registered users.
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In the Statement of Financial Position, we list all assets and liabilities, ensuring the totals match:
ASSETS
Non-Current Assets: R10 377 480
Current Assets: R4 225 500
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities: R518 950
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Total Equity: R14 225 500
This should balance with Total Assets equal to Total Equity and Liabilities.
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