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3. Fire occurred in the premises of Jomo Kenyatta stores on 31/12/1992 and destroyed a greater...

3. Fire occurred in the premises of Jomo Kenyatta stores on 31/12/1992 and
destroyed a greater part of the stock, which was insured. The following information
was obtained from the books, which were taken home the previous day by the
manager: Net sales to 31/12/1992 was GHS 20,500, Net purchases to 31/12/1992
was GHS 8,040 and the trading stock figure in the balance sheet preceding this
date was GHS 19,000. On 31/12/1992 the value of stock salvaged from the fire
could be sold for GHS 2,900. Jomo maintains gross profit of 20% on sales.
You are required to determine.
a) The value of closing stock before the fire
b) The value of closing stock after the fire
c) The gross profit before the fire
d) Cost of sales
e) Cost of goods available for sales
f) The value of stock destroyed
4: UEWK social club has membership of 300. Annual subscription is GHS 200,000 per
member. You are told that as at January 1, 2009, subscription prepaid was GHS
1,600,000 and 10-members’ subscriptions were in arrears as at January 1, 2008 totaled
GHS 2,000,000. During the year, additional 50 members were admitted. Subscription received during the year amounted to GHS 64,000,000 and this excluded cash received
from 8 members in respect of the amount they were owing as at January 1, 2008, and
also 12 members who made advance payment for 2010. Any subscription due over one
year is written off as bad. Prepare the subscription account to show the amount to be
transferred to the Income and Expenditure Account. Complete the table below by filling
in the blank space provided with the correct responses.
Items
Subscription due received in 2009……………….
Total subscription received in 2009…………..
Total subscription due in 2009…………………
Total Subscription received in 2009 but was due in the previous year(s) ….
Total Subscription due in 2009 but received in the previous year(s) ……..
Total Subscription received in 2009 and was due in 2009………..
Total Subscription due in 2009 but was not received as the close of 2009….
Total Subscription received in 2009 but is due in 2010……………….
Total Subscription written off as bad in 2009…………………
Current assets as at 1/1/09…………………………31/12/09…………….
Current liability as at 1/1/09…………………………………31/12/09………………

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Answer #1
  • Key Details of the Question
    • Net Sales to 31/12/1992 - GHS 20,500
    • Net Purchases to 31/12/1992 - GHS 8,040
    • Closing Stock as on 30/12/1992 - GHS 19,000
    • Gross Profit Margin to Sales - 20%
    • Market Value of Salvage Stock as on 31/12/1992 - GHS 2,900
    • Date of Fire - 31/12/1992

a) The value of closing stock before the fire - GHS 19,000 as on 30/12/1992

b) The value of closing stock after the fire - GHS 2,416.67 ( 2,900 / 120 X 100)
c) The gross profit before the fire - GHS 4,100 ( 20,500 X 20%)
d) Cost of sales - GHS 16,400 ( 20,500 - 4,100)
e) Cost of goods available for sales - GHS 2,416.67 i.e. Salvaged Stock after Fire
f) The value of stock destroyed - GHS 16,583.33 ( 19,000 - 2,416.67)

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