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STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY  

 

  1. The Retrieval Company has the following changes in equity items in year-end 2020.  
  2. prepare a Statement of Changes in Owners Equity

  

Balance on January 1, 2020=  ₱ 550,000 

  

March 31: The entity earned a total of ₱ 250,000 for its first quarter of operations 

June 30: The owner withdraws money worth ₱ 300,000 

July 28: Ms. Charlott, the owner, invests a total of ₱ 920,000 worth of equipment in the entity. 

September 22: The entity earned a total of ₱ 450,000  

December 31: Total expenses paid at year-end amounts to ₱ 380,000 

The owner withdraws 500,000 from the business 

  

Balance on December 31, 2020= ? 



Trading stock to the value of R14 000 bought from Tarabo Traders was credited to the account of a debtor, Karango Traders in error. Show the effects and corrections on the DEBTORS CONTROL and CREDITORS CONTROL

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EXPLANATION OF T-ACCOUNTS:
An invoice received from Kamba Suppliers for the trading stock was recorded as R880 by the bookkeeper of Koo Traders. However, the statement received from Kamba
Suppliers showed the correct amount outstanding as R8 800. Correct the error. Show effects on the DEBIT AND CREDIT and on CREDITORS CONTROL


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EXPLANATION OF T-ACCOUNTS:
6 Depreciation on Vehicles is calculated at 20% on the diminishing balance method. The bookkeeper calculated the depreciation on vehicles at 25% on the Cost price method and entered the amount in the books of the business. No vehicles were sold or purchased during the financial year ended on 28 February 2021. show the accounts to be affected to DEBIT AND CREDITED

REASON FOR ERROR:

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STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY  

  1. The Retrieval Company has the following changes in equity items in year-end 2020.  
  2. Kindly prepare the SCE of the company which is owned by Ms. Charlott 

  

  

Balance on January 1, 2020= ₱ 550,000 

  

March 31: The entity earned a total of ₱ 250,000 for its first quarter of operations 

June 30: The owner withdraws money worth ₱ 300,000 

July 28: Ms. Charlott, the owner, invests a total of ₱ 920,000 worth of equipment in the entity. 

September 22: The entity earned a total of ₱ 450,000  

December 31: Total expenses paid at year end amounts to ₱ 380,000 

The owner withdraws 500,000 from the business 

  

Balance on December 31, 2020= ? 

  

  


Direct material inventory of xyz furniture factory amount birr 124000 at the beginning of one year of july 1200 purchase of birr 440000 and freight cost birr 1600 is made during one year and the amount of direct materials inventory at the end of one year is birr 117450 show direct material used


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STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY  

PRACTICE SET 29 

  

  1. The Retrieval Company has the following changes in equity items in year-end 2020.  
  2. Kindly prepare the SCE of the company which is owned by Ms. Charlott 

  

Balance on January 1, 2020= ₱ 550,000 

  

March 31: The entity earned a total of ₱ 250,000 for its first quarter of operations 

June 30: The owner withdraws money worth ₱ 300,000 

July 28: Ms. Charlott, the owner, invests a total of ₱ 920,000 worth of equipment in the entity. 

September 22: The entity earned a total of ₱ 450,000  

December 31: Total expenses paid at year-end amounts to ₱ 380,000 

The owner withdraws 500,000 from the business 

  

Balance on December 31, 2020=? 

  

  


(P4). X(age 26 years) is an employee of a co-operative society at Varanasi. During the previous year 2020-21he gets Rs. 45.000 per month as basic salary, Rs. 10,000 per month as bonus and Rs. 1,500 per month as dearness allowance (32 per cent of it forms part of salary for computation of retirement benefits) and Rs 3,000 per month as medical allowance (medical expenditure is, however, more than Rs 3,000 per month). He is a member of a recognised provident fund to which the employer contributes Rs. 89,000 (X also makes a matching contribution) X gets an interest-free loan (repayable within 8 years) of Rs. 200,000 from the employer for purchasing a house (581 lending rate: 10.40 percent). Besides, he gets Rs. 205.700 an interest on company deposits from a private sector undertaking Determine the taxable income and tax liability of X for the assessment year 2021-22 assuming he deposits Rs. 60,000 in his PPF account during the previous year 2020-21.
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