COC at LEVEL-4
COC at LEVEL-4
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Rental income tax is calculated according to table “C”, if maintained proper books of records, but
less legal expenditures. If not maintained proper books of records then, 20% or 1/5th of gross rental
income is allowance for repair, maintenance, & depreciation. [In Project 6; at the end]
Project Information
Given the necessary materials, tools & equipment, the candidate is expected to perform the following
projects:
The assessor may ask oral question in case she/he has doubt on the performance of the candidate.
Total Time Allotted: 4:35 hours
Assessment Venue: Well Equipped Assessment Center or Real Work Place
Project 1: Perform Cost Accounting and Planning
Time Allotted: 40 minutes
Competences Covered
EIS ACB4 10 0812 Produce Job Costing Information
EIS ACB4 11 0812 Prepare Operational Budget
EIS ACB4 17 0812 Plan & Organize Work
Assumption:
The following data is related to Tullu wood work shop for the month March, 2014.
Beginning Direct Material Inventory .......................................................... Br 100,000
Ending Direct Material Inventory ............................................................... 17,000
Beginning WIP Inventory ........................................................................... 31,000
Ending WIP Inventory ................................................................................ 29,000
Beginning Finished Goods Inventory ......................................................... 62,000
Ending Finished Goods Inventory .............................................................. 48,000
Direct Labor ................................................................................................ 80,000
Direct Material ............................................................................................ 142,000
Indirect Material ......................................................................................... 9,000
Indirect Labor ............................................................................................. 12,000
Other Manufacturing Overhead .................................................................. 27,000
Direct Materials Purchase ........................................................................... 59,000
Required:
Task 1.1 Compute:
A. The cost of goods manufactured
B. The cost of goods sold for the given period
A. The cost of goods manufactured
Cost of goods manufactured = Direct Material + Direct Labor + Manufacture Overhead+ Beginning WIP - Ending WIP
Cost of goods manufactured = 142,000 + 80,000 + [9,000+12,000+27,000] +31,000 – 29,000
Cost of goods manufactured = 272,000
≈Standard Form≈
Tullu wood work shop
Statement of Goods Manufactured
For Month Ended March 31, 2014
Direct material:
Raw materials Inventory, March 1, 2014 ----------------------------- 100,000
Add: Purchases of raw materials --------------------------------------- 59,000
Raw materials Available for Use -------------------------------------- 159,000
Less: Raw materials Inventory, March 31, 2014 -------------------- 17,000
Raw materials Used ------------------------------------------------------------------- 142,000
Direct Labor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80,000
Manufacturing Factory Overhead:
Indirect Materials ------------------------------------------------------- 9,000
Indirect Labor ------------------------------------------------------------ 12,000
Depreciation on Factory ----------------------------------------------- 0
Depreciation on Equipment ------------------------------------------- 0
Utilities Expense -------------------------------------------------------- 0
Insurance Expense ------------------------------------------------------ 0
Other Manufacturing Overhead --------------------------------------- 27,000
Total Manufacturing Overhead ----------------------------------------------------- 48,000
Total Manufacturing Costs ---------------------------------------------------------------- 270,000
Add: Work in Process Inventory, March 1, 2014 --------------------------------------- 31,000
Total Work in Process during the Period ------------------------------------------------- 301,000
Less: Work in Process Inventory, March 31, 2014 ------------------------------------- 29,000
Cost of Goods Manufactured -------------------------------------------------------------- 272,000
Assumption:
Task 1.2 Compute the company’s break-even point both in units & sales birr
Task 1.3 Compute cash disbursement in August
Langano trading has the following purchases budget for the last half of 2015
July Br 100,000 October Br 90,000
August Br 80,000 November Br 100,000
September Br 110,000 December Br 94,000
Required:
If the company pays one half at the time of purchases & the remainder in the month following purchases,
calculate the expected cash disbursements for purchases in August.
Task 1.2 Compute the company’s break-even point both in units & sales birr
Net Income = Revenue – Variable Expense – Fixed Expense
0 = PQ – VQ – FC OR
0 = 40Q – 30Q – 240,000 Units of BEP = Fixed Expense/CM per unit
0 = 10Q – 240,000 Units of BEP = 240,000/(40 - 30)
-10Q = -240,000 Units of BEP = 240,000/10
Q = 24,000 units Units of BEP = 24,000
Cash disbursement for purchases in July ----- [Br 100,000*1/2] -------- 50,000
Cash disbursement for purchases in August --- [Br 80,000*1/2] -------- 40,000
Cash disbursement for purchases in August ---------------------------- Br 90,000
Assumption:
The following transactions are related to Bacha website design for the month of July, 2015
July 1 Bacha invested Br 40,000 in cash to Bacha website design
Required:
Task 2.1: Record journal entries for the above transactions
Task 2.2: Prepare unadjusted trial balance
The following data are given as additional information for adjustments required on July 31,2015
a) Expiration of one month’s rent Br 1,600
b) Consumption of office supplies Br 1,540
c) Depreciation of office equipment Br 300
d) Accrual of unrecorded wage Br 720
e) Performance of service for which cash was received in advance Br 800
f) Accrual of unrecorded revenue Br 400
Required:
Task 2.3 Record the adjusting entry for each of the above transaction
Task 2.4 Prepare the adjusted trial balance
Task 2.5 Prepare financial statements (Ignore business profit tax)
Task 2.3 Record the adjusting entry for each of the above transaction
Liabilities
A/P -------------------------------------------------------------------------2,600
Utilities Payable ---------------------------------------------------------- 680
Unearned service income ----------------------------------------------- 600
Wage payable ------------------------------------------------------------- 720
Total liabilities -----------------------------------------------------------4,600
Capital
Bacha, capital -------------------------------------------------------------41,160
Total liabilities & capital -----------------------------------------------45,760
EIS ACB4 04 0812 Apply Principles of Professional Practice to Work in the Financial Services Industry
Assumption:
In the first year of operation Hope Company a dealer of household appliances had a total installment sales
of Br 800,000 with a related cost of Br 480,000 of merchandise sold. The collections of installment
account receivable are spread over three years as follows:
Task 3.1: Compute the gross profit recognized based on point of sales method
Task 3.2: Compute the gross profit recognized for each year based on installment method
Task 3.1: Compute the gross profit recognized based on point of sales method
1st year
Task 3.2: Compute the gross profit recognized for each year based on installment method
Assumption:
Abdi boru private limited company had the beginning inventory & purchases during the month of
December 2015 as given below. The Company uses a periodic inventory system.
Units Unite Cost
December 1 Inventory ................................................................................ 300 Br 10
December 10 Purchase ............................................................................... 350 11
December 21 Purchase ............................................................................... 450 12
December 28 Purchase ............................................................................... 500 13
Additional information:
At the end of the month physical count of the remaining inventory items shows that 650 units are on
hand. The Company uses periodic FIFO inventory method.
Task 4.1 Compute the cost of merchandise sold & cost of ending inventory on December 2015
CGS:
Dec. 1 Inventory 300 units @ Br 10/unit = Br 3,000
Dec. 10 Purchases 350 units @ Br 11/unit = Br 3,850
Dec. 21 Purchases 300 units @ Br 12/unit = Br 3,600
950 units Br 10,450
Task 4.2 Compute the gross profit of Abdi Boru Company for the month of December 2015, assuming
sales price is Br 20 for the merchandise inventory
Task 4.3 Compute the business profit tax if the Company has incurred Br 3,500 general expenses
including Br 1,000 entertainment expenses during the fiscal year
According table ‘B’ business income between 0 to7,200 is tax exempted or free from tax. So tax = 0
Assumption:
Additional information:
All employees are permanent
Gelane agreed to contribute monthly Br 50 from her salary to credit association
The workers are expected to work 40 hours in a week or 160 hours per month
Allowances in excess of Br 800 are taxable
Required:
Based on the above data perform the following tasks
CYZ Company
Payroll Register Sheet
For month ended Tir 30,2008
Emplo Earnings Gross Deductions Total Net
SN Name B.Sala. Allowance Overtim Earning Tax Pension Other Deduction Pay
01 Hawi 7,800 1,000 - 8,800 2,137.50 546 - 2,683.50 6,116.
02 Ware 4,000 200 625 4,825 275 280 - 555 4,27
Tir 30, 2008 Pension Contribution Payable -------- [17,000*11%] --------- 1,870
Cash ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,870
Project Information
Project one:
Perform Payroll, Accounting & Tax Calculation
Time Allotted: 40 minutes
Competences Covered
EIS ACB4 01 0812 Make Decision in a Legal Context
EIS ACB4 07 0812 Evaluate & Authorize Payment Requests
EIS ACB4 08 0812 Establish & Maintain a Payroll System
EIS ACB4 09 0812 Develop & use Complex Spreadsheet
IT Company pays the salary of its employees as per the Ethiopian calendar month. The company pays its
employees every calendar month. The following data relates to the month of April 2013.
Additional information:
All employees are permanent
Melaku agreed to contribute 35% of his salary to credit association & Oljo agreed Br 150 per month
The workers are expected to work 40 hours in a week or 160 hours per month
All allowances are note taxable
Required:
Based on the above data perform the following tasks
Task 1.1 Prepare payroll register for the month of April 2013
Task 1.2 If salary is paid in May (not in the month of April) make a journal entry
Task 1.3 Record payroll tax expense (Pension Contribution by Employer)
Task 1.4 Record payment of payroll withholdings to concerned bodies, assuming the payment was made
on May 2,2013
IT Company
Payroll Register Sheet
For month ended April 30,2013
Emplo Earnings Gross Deductions Total Net
SN Name B. Salary Allowance Overtime Earning Tax Pension C.A Deduction Pay
1 Melaku 5,000 500 500 6,000 1,262.50 300 1,750 3,312.50 2,687.50
2 Oljo 650 100 - 750 50 39 150 239 511
3 Gidam 2,350 230 146.90 2,726.90 389.23 141 - 530.23 2,196.67
4 Bedhatu 3,600 400 675 4,675 870 216 - 1,086 3,589
Totals 11,600 1,230 1,321.90 14,151.90 2,571.73 696 1,900 5,167.73 8,984.17
Project two:
Defense Metal Corporation manufactures three products ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’. The factory has the following production at the beginning of the
current year.
Product “A” Product “B” Product “C”
Desired ending inventory ---------- 60,000 70,000 65,000
Estimated beginning inventory ----51,000 45,000 41,000
Selling price per unit ---------------- Br 30 Br 35 Br 40
Project three
During the month of February the following transactions occurred to produce product “xx”
1. Raw materials purchase ------------------------------------------- 25,000
2. Raw materials issued ---------------------------------------------- 21,000
3. Direct labor cost --------------------------------------------------- 35,000
Inventory
4. Beginning inventory finished goods --------------------------- 16,000
5. Beginning inventory raw materials ----------------------------- 13,000
6. Ending inventory finished goods ------------------------------- 18,000
7. Factory overhead is 80% of direct labor cost ----------------
8. Total sales ---------------------------------------------------------- 117,000
Task 3.1 Calculate Cost of Goods Manufactured
Task 3.2 Calculate Cost of Goods Sold
Task 3.3 Calculate Total Amount of Gross Profit
Task 3.1 Calculate Cost of Goods Manufactured
Cost of goods manufactured = RM Issued+ DL + FOH + Beg. Inv. WIP – End. Inv. WIP
Cost of goods manufactured = 21,000+ 35,000 + 28,000 + 0 - 0
Cost of goods manufactured = 84,000
ABC PLC
Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured
For Month Ended February 28, ---
Required:
Task 4.1 Prepare bank reconciliation for the month of May 31 of current year
Task 4.2 Record the necessary journal entries
Horn Company
Bank Reconciliation
For Month Ended May31of Current year
1. Balance per bank statement ----------------------------------------------------------------19,513.90
2. Add: Deposit in transit ........................................3,915.80
Bank error (Understating) .......................... 0.00 3,915.00
Sub-total ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23,429.90
3. Less: Check outstanding ......................................7,070
Bank error (Overstating) ........................... 180 7,088.00
4. True cash balance __________________________________________________16,341.00
5. Balance per cash book ----------------------------------------------------------------------13,215.20
6. Add: N/R .............................................................3,000
Interest Income ........................................... 120
Depositor error (Understating) ................... 27 3,147.00
Sub-total --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16,362.20
7. Less: NSF cheque/check ...................................... 0
Bank service charge ..................................21.80
Collection fee ............................................ 0
Depositor error (Overstating) .................... 0 21.80
8. True cash balance __________________________________________________16,340.40
Project five
Greater Manufacturing has the following information on July
Inventory:
July 1 .............................................................................................. 20 units@Br50
Sales
July 7 .............................................................................................. 10 units
July 18 ............................................................................................ 5 units
July 27 ............................................................................................ 10 units
Purchase
July 3 .............................................................................................. 20 units@51
July 20 ............................................................................................ 18 units@52
Task 5.1 Greater Manufacturing uses perpetual inventory system & LIFO costing method
Determine cost of goods sold and inventory on hand
Task 5.2 Greater Manufacturing uses periodic inventory system & FIFO costing method
Determine cost of goods sold and inventory on hand
Task 5.2 If Greater Manufacturing uses periodic inventory system & FIFO costing method
Project six
Task 6.1 Determine the amount of monthly employment income tax collected from salary of Adamu Zerihun to ERCA
Task 6.2 Determine the taxable income & rental income tax liability paid by Hurisa to ERCA
Task 6.1 Determine the amount of monthly employment income tax collected from salary of Adamu Zerihun to ERCA
1
Salary = 5,400 Regular
2
Salary = 7,060
Regular Salary Tax = Salary*Rate – Deduction
Regular Salary Tax = 5,400*25% - 565
Regular Salary Tax = 785
Project one:
OSU Accountancy Training & Consultancy Center pays the salary of its employees according to the Ethiopian calendar month. The
accountant of the center has the following payroll data related to month of September 2010
No Name of Employees Basic Salary Allowance OT hours Worked Duration of OT
01 Jaga 10,000 2,000 - -
02 Naga 680 - 20 Weekly rest days
03 Gada 4,500 500 10 Up to 10pm
04 Lata 2,600 200 15 10pm to 5am
05 Kana 1,100 100 10 Public holidays
N.B
All workers of this center are permanent employees except Naga
Note that management of the center usually expects a worker to work 40 hours in a week & during September 2010 all workers
have done as they have been expected
Allowance in excess of Br 800 are taxable
All permanent employees contribute 10% of their basic salary to Ethiopian renaissance dam in this month
Information:
Task 1.1 Prepare payroll register sheet
Task 1.2 Prepare
Task 1.3 Record payment
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ACCOUNTS & BUDGET SURVICE LEVEL- IV
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Project two:
The accounts listed below appear on the ledger of the company on June 30 of this fiscal year
Cash ...............................................................................................60,000
Fees receivable .............................................................................. 8,200
Supplies ......................................................................................... 675
Prepaid insurance ........................................................................... 3,725
Prepaid advertising ........................................................................ 1,000
Salary payable --------------------------------------------------------------------------------11,400
Unearned rent -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,100
Capital -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------40,790
Fees earned ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62,250
Rental income -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9,100
Salary expense ...............................................................................41,700
Advertising expense ......................................................................10,340
Insurance expense ..........................................................................
Supplies expense ............................................................................
Rent expense ..................................................................................
Additional information:
A. Unbilled fees at June 30 Br 7,750
B. Inventory of supplies at June 30 Br 190
C. Br 2,100 of insurance has expired during the year
D. Out of payment of Br 1,000 for advertising space in Ethiopia Herald newspaper 75% has been
used & the remaining will be used in the following year
E. Salary accrued at a June Br 1,140
F. Rent collection in advance that will be earned until the following year Br 700
The company registered for business income tax of 30% flat rate
Required:
Task 2.1 Post the necessary adjusting entry based on the above information
Task 2.2 Prepare adjusted trial balance
Task 2.3 Prepare profit and loss statement & balance sheet statement
Task 2.1 Post the necessary adjusting entry based on the above information
1. June 30 Fees receivable ---------------- 7,750
Fees earned -------------------- 7,750
Task 2.3 Prepare profit and loss statement & balance sheet statement
Asset
Cash --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60,000
Fees receivable ---------------------------------------------------------------------15,950
Supplies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 190
Prepaid advertising ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1,625
Prepaid insurance ------------------------------------------------------------------ 250
Total asset ---------------------------------------------------------------------------78,015
Liabilities
Salary payable ----------------------------------------------------------------------12,540
Unearned rent ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 700
Business profit tax payable -------------------------------------------------------7,195.50
Total liabilities ---------------------------------------------------------------------20,435.50
Capital
Yado, capital ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 57,579.50
Total liabilities & capital -------------------------------------------------------- 78,015
Project three:
Printer Corporation employs the voucher system in controlling expenditures and disbursements. All cash
receipts are deposited cash Wednesday and Friday in a night depository after banking hours. The data
required to reconcile the bank statement as of April 30 have been abstracted from various documents and
records and are reproduced as follow.
To facilitate identification the sources of the data are printed in capital letters.
Instructions:
1. Prepare bank reconciliation as of April 30.if errors in recording deposits or checks are discovered
assume that the errors were made by the company. Assume that all deposits are from cash sales. All
checks are in payment of vouchers
2. Record the necessary entries in general journal form. The accounts have not been closed.
Bank memorandum accompanying April bank statement
April 4, 2015 bank credit memo for note collected principal Br 2,500 and interest Br 150
April 24, 2015 bank debit memo for check returned because of installment fund 311.80
April 30, 2015 bank debit memo for service charge Br 24.50
The bank erroneously added other company’s daily deposit with check No 736 amount of Br 345.95
Required:
Task 3.1 Prepare bank reconciliation statement for the month of April 2015
Task 3.2 Record the necessary journal entry
Deposit of April Deposit tickets collected from bank
CK No Amount CK No Amount
731 March OC 162.15 731 XXX
738 March OC 60.55 738 XXX
740 287.50 740 287.50
741 555.15 741 555.15
742 501.90 742 501.90
743 671.30 743 671.30
744 506.88 744 506.88
746 415.91 746 415.91
748 490.90 748 490.90
750 1016.90 750 1016.90
751 March OC 251.40 751 XXX
753 1217.33 753 1217.33
754 249.75 754 249.75
755 XXX 755 April OC 172.75
756 March OC 345.95 756 XXX
757 1021.90 757 1021.90
758 XXX2 758 April OC 359.60
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XXX 759 April OC 601.50
760 486.95 760 486.39
ACCOUNTS & BUDGET SURVICE LEVEL- IV
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Task 3.1 Prepare bank reconciliation statement for the month of April 2015
Pointer PLC
Bank reconciliation
April 30, 2015
Project four:
KK Steel Factory manufactures product “A” and “B” & sells them in zone A and in zone B. the budget
department of the factory has the following information at the beginning of the current year.
Product “A” Product “B”
Desired ending inventory for each month in units ---------------- 20,000 10,000
Estimated beginning inventory for each month in units ---------- 21,000 9,000
Selling price per unit -----------------------------------------------------Br 50 Br 70
Estimated sales in unit during the current quarter
Zone A
January February March Totals
Product “A” ---------------------------------------- 6,500 6,900 6,600 20,000
Product “B” ---------------------------------------- 1,600 1,700 1,500 4,800
Zone B
January February March Totals
Product “A” ---------------------------------------- 4,500 4,900 5,600 15,000
Product “B” ---------------------------------------- 1,950 1,500 1,500 4,950
For the productions of “A” & “B” KK Steel Factory uses the following raw materials
Material Unit cost For product “A” For product “B”
Sand Br 0.50 20 Kg per unit 15 Kg per unit
Steel Br 1.00 10 Kg per unit 15 Kg per unit
Chemicals Br 5.00 10 Lt per unit 15 Lt per unit
Instructions:
Task 4.1 Prepare sales budget for the current quarter
Task 4.2 Prepare production budget for the current quarter
Task 4.3 Prepare raw material purchase budget for the current quarter
Product “B”
Zonal Sales January February March Totals
Product “B” ---------------------------------------- 1,600 1,700 1,500 4,800
Product “B” ---------------------------------------- 1,950 1,500 1,500 4,950
KK Steel Factory
Sales Budget
From January – March
Product “A”
January February March Totals
Estimated Sales in Units 11,000 10,800 11,200 35,000
Selling Price per Unit Br 50 Br 50 Br 50 Br 50
Total Sales Br 550,000 Br 540,000 Br 560,000 Br 1,750,000
KK Steel Factory
Sales Budget
From January – March
Product “B”
January February March Totals
Estimated Sales in Units 3,550 3,200 3,000 9,750
Selling Price per Unit Br 70 Br 70 Br 70 Br 70
Total Sales Br 248,500 Br 224,000 Br 210,000 Br 682,500
KK Steel Factory
Production Budget
From January – March
Product “A”
January February March
Desired ending inventory in Units 20,000 20,000 20,000
Add: Estimated sales budget Units 11,000 11,800 12,200
Total production required in Units 31,000 31,800 32,200
Less: beginning inventory in Units 21,000 21,000 21,000
Production budget in Units 10,000 10,800 11,200
KK Steel Factory
Production Budget
From January – March
Product “B”
January February March
Desired ending inventory in Units 10,000 10,000 10,000
Add: Estimated sales budget Units 3,550 3,200 3,000
Total production required in Units 13,550 13,200 13,000
Task 4.3 Prepare raw material purchase budget for the current quarter
KK Steel Factory
Raw material purchase Budget
From January – March
Needed Sand for Product “A”
January February March
Total production budget of product “A” in units 10,000 10,800 11,200
Required Sand for production per units 20Kg 20Kg 20Kg
Total sand required in Kg 200,000 216,000 224,000
Cost of sand per Kg Br 0.50 Br 0.50 Br 0.50
Total sand purchase budget Br 100,000 Br 108,000 Br 112,000
KK Steel Factory
Raw material purchase Budget
From January – March
Needed Sand for Product “B”
January February March
Total production budget of product “A” in units 4,550 4,200 4,000
Required Sand for production per units 15Kg 15Kg 15Kg
Total sand required in Kg 68,250 63,000 60,000
Cost of sand per Kg Br 0.50 Br 0.50 Br 0.50
Total sand purchase budget Br 34,125 Br 31,500 Br 30,000
KK Steel Factory
Raw material purchase Budget
From January – March
Needed Steel for Product “A”
January February March
Total production budget of product “A” in units 10,000 10,800 11,200
Required Steel for production per units 10Kg 10Kg 10Kg
Total steel required in Kg 100,000 108,000 112,000
Cost of steel per Kg Br 1.00 Br 1.00 Br 1.00
Total steel purchase budget Br 100,000 Br 108,000 Br 112,000
KK Steel Factory
Raw material purchase Budget
From January – March
Needed Steel for Product “B”
January February March
KK Steel Factory
Raw material purchase Budget
From January – March
Needed Chemicals for Product “A”
January February March
Total production budget of product “A” in units 10,000 10,800 11,200
Required Chemicals for production per units 10Lt 10Lt 10Lt
Total chemicals required in Lt 100,000 108,000 112,000
Cost of chemicals per Lt Br 5.00 Br 5.00 Br 5.00
Total chemicals purchase budget Br 500,000 Br 540,000 Br 560,000
KK Steel Factory
Raw material purchase Budget
From January – March
Needed Chemicals for Product “B”
January February March
Total production budget of product “A” in units 4,550 4,200 4,000
Required Chemicals for production per units 15Lt 15Lt 15t
Total chemicals required in Lt 68,250 63,000 60,000
Cost of chemicals per Lt Br 5.00 Br 5.00 Br 5.00
Total chemicals purchase budget Br341250 Br 315,000 Br 300,000
Project five:
During the month of January the following transaction will occur to produce the products
1. Raw materials purchased on account
Sand 500
Steel 790
Chemicals 4,500
2. Materials issued & direct factory labor cost used
Material Direct labor
Job #1 227.50 160
Job #2 780 210
Job #3 3,900 175
4907.50 545
Task 5.1 Record the necessary journal entry for the above transaction
Second job
Raw material -----------------------------780
Direct labor -------------------------------210
Factory overhead ------------------------168
Cost of manufacturing ---------------1,158
Third job
Raw material --------------------------------------3,900
Direct labor ------------------------------------------175
Factory overhead -----------------------------------140
Cost of manufacturing -------------------------4,215
Project six:
ABC merchandising business is a VAT registered company has the following transaction for month of
March 2013. Sales & purchase transaction are VAT inclusive price.
March 15 received cash from sales of merchandise Br 250,000
March 16 paid entertainment expense Br 5,000
March 19 purchased raw materials for Br 49,000 on cash
March 25 paid salary expense during the month of March Br 60,000
March 26 purchased raw materials on account Br 80,000
March 27 paid utilities expense for the period Br 800
March 28 supplies purchased during the month of March Br 15,500
March 31 doubtful account expense for the period is Br 8,000
Required:
Task 6.1 Record the above entries in a journal
Task 6.2 Calculate the amount of VAT receivable/payable from/to ERCA
Task 6.1 Record the above entries in a journal
March 15 Cash -------------------------------------250,000
VAT payable --------------------------- 32,608.70
Sales ------------------------------------ 217,391.30
March 19 Raw material ------------------------- 42,608.70
VAT receivable --------------------- 6,391.30
Cash -------------------------------------- 49,000.00
March 25 Salary expense ----------------------- 60,000.00
Cash -------------------------------------- 60,000.00
March 26 Raw materials ------------------------ 69,565.22
VAT receivable --------------------- 10,434.78
VAT payable --------------------------- 80,000.00
Task 7.1 DXY Company uses periodic inventory & FIFO costing method
Calculate:
a) Cost of goods sold during October
b) Cost of inventory on hand at the end of October
c) Determine the amount of gross profit
Revenue:
Sales -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 763
Less: Sales return & allowance ------------------- 0.00
Sales discount -------------------------------- 0.00 0.00
Net sales -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 763
Cost of goods sold:
Merchandise inventory October 1------------------------------------------------450
Purchase ----------------------------------------------------------------- 650
Less: Purchase return & allowance ------------------- 0.00
Purchase discount -------------------------------- 0.00 0.00
Net purchase ------------------------------------------------------------- 650
Add: Transportation-in ------------------------------------------------- 0.00
Cost of goods purchased -------------------------------------------------- 650
Cost of goods available for sale ------------------------------------------------ 1,100
Less: Merchandise inventory October 30 ------------------------------------- 490
Cost of goods sold -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 610
Gross profit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 153
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CT2 Merchandising
Income Statement
For Month Ended April 30, 2012
Manufacturing Summary
Work in Process Inventory, April 1 27,500 Work in Process Inventory, April 30 32,900.00
Direct Materials Inventory, April 1 31,000 Direct Materials Inventory, April 30 29,362.50
Income Summary
Finished Goods Inventory, April 1 39,250 Finished Goods Inventory, April 30 45,500
From Manufacturing Summary 275,437.50 nn 269,187.50
CT2 Manufacturing
Income Statement
For Month Ended April 30, 2012
CT2 Manufacturing
Statement of Goods Manufactured
For Month Ended April 30, 2012
A. Timeliness C. Conciseness
B. Relevance D. Cost-benefit balance
2. Which of the following expenditures would normally be recorded initially as an expense rather
than as an asset?
A. Payment of a three-year insurance premium
B. Payment of a Br 3,000 for the current month’s rent
C. Purchase of office equipment
D. Purchase of direct materials to be used in manufacturing a product
3. Which of the following is not considered a cost of manufacturing a product?
4. Which of the following costs would be included as part of the factory overhead costs of a
microcomputer manufacturer?
10. If the factory overhead account has a credit balance, factory overhead is said to be: