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(a) Trading, Profit and Loss and Appropriation Account for the year ended 30 April 2004
$ $
Sales 425 000
Less Cost of sales
Stock at 1 May 2003 30 000
Purchases 200 000
230 000
Less Stock at 30 April 2004 27 000 203 000
Gross profit 222 000
Wages 98 000
Rent 23 500
Heating and lighting 16 000
Office expenses 12 600
Motor vehicle expenses 5 510
Advertising 1 500
Bank interest and charges 1 174
Bad debts written off 416
Loan interest 6 000
Depreciation: Plant and machinery 12 500
Motor vehicles 3 800 16 300 181 000
Net profit 41 000
Interest on drawings: Bell 3 000
Binn 1 350 4 350
45 350
Interest on capitals: Bell 5 000
Binn 4 000
9 000
Salaries Bell 10 000
Binn 8 000 27 000
18 350
Profit shares: Bell (35 ) 11 010
Binn (25 ) 7 340 18 350
(a) Forecast Profit and Loss Appropriation Account for the year ending 31 December 2004
$ $
Net profit: Mill (19 600 1.1) 21 560
Grist (18 000 1.2) 21 600
Combined net profit (forecast) 43 160
Interest on capitals: Mill (10% of $20 000) 2 000
Grist(10% of $30 000) 3 000 (5 000)
38 160
Shares of profit: Mill (50%) 19 080
Grist (50%) 19 080 38 160
(b) Mill should consider Grists offer of a partnership for the following reasons.
Mill may expect to receive $21 080 (19 080 + 2000) from the partnership in 2004. His profits as a
sole trader have been declining by about 20% per annum and, if that decline continues, he could
only expect to receive about $15 680 as a sole trader in 2004.
Grists business is growing and, if the trend continues, Mill will benefit as well.
Vehicle repair and servicing would be a very useful addition to a car sales business. (This is
known as synergy.)
The businesses will gain from the combined skills and knowledge of the partners.
The partners may cover for each other during periods of holidays and sickness.
But
Mill may lose some control over the car sales business while gaining some control over the repair
and maintenance business.
Grist will contribute more capital, more net profit, and will receive a greater share of the profit
than Mill; he may claim to be the senior partner and to have a greater say in the running of the
business. Mill should consider how well he knows and can trust Grist.
Q3 Senter and Harf
Workings
Draft B/S 1 2 3 4 5 6
Fixtures & fittings 45 000 Dr 15 000 Cr
3 500 Dr 33 500 Dr
Depn. 34 500 Cr 10 500 Dr
1 150 Dr 22 850 Cr
Stock 28 500 Dr 28 500 Dr
Debtors 24 000 Dr 960 Cr 23 040 Dr
Prepayments 750 Dr 750 Dr
Bank 9 000 Dr 9 000 Dr
Creditors 12 000 Cr 12 000 Cr
Loan Senter 15 000 Cr 15 000 Cr
Disposal a/c 15 000 Dr
10 500 Cr
3 500 Cr
1 000 Cr
Capital Senter 22 000 Cr 22 000 Cr
Harf 14 000 Cr 14 000 Cr
Current a/cs Senter 7 500 Cr 1 500 Cr 6 000 Cr 2200 Cr 8451 Dr 8 749 Cr
Harf 1 500 Cr 4 000 Cr 1075 Dr 1400 Cr 5634 Dr 191 Cr
P & L a/c 1 150 Cr 1 500 Dr 10 000 Dr 960 Dr 750 Cr 1075 Cr 3600 Dr
1 000 Dr 14 085 Cr