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HUZAIFA ABDULLAH
TEL: 01674303688
ADDRESS: HOUSE#45, ROAD #1
DHANMONDI, DHAKA
EMAIL: huzaifa_abdullah@hotmail.com
Additional information:
• Payment into the investment account took place on 1 April.
• Loan repayment was made on 1 October.
Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account.
2. Following are the assets and liabilities of Hammad Traders. The financial year starts from 1
January and ends at 31 December.
Additional information:
• Payment into the investment account took place on 1 October.
• Loan repayment was made on 1 April.
Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account.
Additional information:
• Withdrawal from the investment account took place on 1 July.
• Loan repayment was made on 1 October.
Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account.
4. Following are the assets and liabilities of Wasif Traders. The financial year starts from 1 January
and ends at 31 December.
Additional information:
• Withdrawal from the investment account took place on 1 April.
• Additional loan was obtained on 1 October.
Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account.
Additional information:
• Withdrawal from the investment account took place on 1 April.
• No loan interest was due.
• No fixed assets were sold or during the year.
Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account
Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (interest on investment, loan, and depreciation.)
Additional information:
• No loan interest was due.
• Payment for investment took place on 1 October.
• No fixed assets were sold during the year.
Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account
Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (interest on investment, loan, and depreciation.)
Additional information:
• Payment for investment took place on 1 July.
• No fixed assets were sold during the year.
• Fixtures are depreciated @25% on reducing balance method.
• Hibban maintains 5% provision of doubtful debts.
• No loan interest is due.
Required:
a. Calculate the interest receivable from investment account to be transferred to P&L account
b. Calculate the loan interest to be transferred to P&L account.
c. Calculate the amount of depreciation to be charged to the P& L account.
d. Prepare the provision for bad debts account.
e. Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (interest on investment, loan, provision for
bad debts and depreciation.)
Additional information:
• No loan interest was due.
• Machinery is depreciated @25% on reducing balance method.
• Hibban charges full years depreciation on the year of purchase.
• The machinery sold during the year had a net book value of £3000.
• Hibban maintains 6% provision of doubtful debts.
Required:
a. Calculate the loan interest to be transferred to P&L account.
b. Calculate the amount of depreciation to be charged to the P& L account.
c. Calculate the profit/loss from the sale of machinery.
d. Prepare the provision for bad debts account.
e. Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (loan, provision for bad debts and
depreciation, profit/loss on sale of machinery.)
Additional information:
• Machinery is depreciated @25% on cost.
• The machinery sold during the year had a cost of £3000 and was bought on 15 July
2007.
• It is the firm’s policy to charge full years depreciation on the year of sale and none on
the year of sale.
• Hibban maintained 6% provision of doubtful debts throughout his business life now he
wishes to increase it to 7%.
Required:
a. Calculate the amount of depreciation to be charged to the P& L account.
b. Prepare the machinery provision for depreciation account
c. Calculate the profit/loss from the sale of machinery.
d. Prepare the provision for bad debts account.
e. Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (provision for bad debts and depreciation,
profit/loss on sale of machinery.)
Additional information:
• Machinery is depreciated @20% on cost.
• The machinery sold during the year had a cost of £13000 and was bought on 21 July
2008.
• It is the firm’s policy to charge full years depreciation on the year of sale and none on
the year of sale.
• Hibban maintained 6% provision of doubtful debts throughout his business life now he
wishes to increase it to 7%.
Required:
a. Calculate the amount of depreciation to be charged to the P& L account.
b. Calculate the profit/loss from the sale of machinery.
c. Prepare the machinery provision for depreciation account
d. Prepare the provision for bad debts account.
e. Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (provision for bad debts and depreciation.)
Additional information:
• Machinery is depreciated @15% on cost.
• The machinery sold during the year had a cost of £13000 and was bought on 1 July
2008.
• It is the firm’s policy to charge monthly depreciation on the year of sale and none on
the year of sale.
Required:
a. Calculate the amount of depreciation to be charged to the P& L account.
b. Calculate the profit/loss from the sale of machinery.
c. Prepare the machinery provision for depreciation account
d. Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (provision for bad debts and depreciation.)
Additional information:
• Machinery is depreciated @25% on cost.
• The machinery sold during the year had a cost of £16000 and was bought on 1 July
2008.
• It is the firm’s policy to charge monthly depreciation on the year of sale and none on
the year of sale.
• All the fixtures were part exchanged at an agreed valuation of £3500.
Required:
a. Calculate the amount of depreciation to be charged to the P& L account.
b. Calculate the profit/loss from the sale of machinery.
c. Calculate the profit/loss from sale of fixtures.
d. Prepare the machinery provision for depreciation account
e. Show all the relevant entries in the balance sheet (depreciation.)