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  • December 3, 2010 at 8:57 am #72415
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    It is a mid-year acqn. We should take only 6/12 (October-March) of Ripsaw Profit for the year (note iii) $7,500*6/12 = $ 3,750

    November 29, 2010 at 3:35 pm #71632
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    Many thanks

    November 29, 2010 at 8:50 am #71630
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    I just meant that my mistake is more likely than ACCA’s one.

    There is only one point relating to dividends:
    ” (iii) Pandar has credited the whole of the dividend it received from Salva to investment income. “

    What we should do in such cases? Sould we write the correcting entry : Dr Investment Income Cr Investment in Salva(INCA) $3’200 (8000*80%*6/12) ?
    Or we must just use given figures assuming that :
    #1 Examiner always right.
    #2 If Examiner wrong then look at the first paragraph

    November 26, 2010 at 1:42 pm #71628
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    Ok, it reduces consolidated ret’d earning by whole amount of dividends in both cases but preacqn dividends must effect on goodwill. But in answer only investments at cost are appeared in the Goodwill calculation.

    I just need to know who is wrong me or ACCA (where am I wrong- would probably be more correctly)

    P.S. This in a question from ACCA site
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    October 18, 2010 at 11:01 am #68834
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    Sorry, vise versa (I reverced 2005 and 2006)

    Rental income
    Dr


    Cr


    ________________________ Bal. b/d 12 300
    Income 305 700 ___________ Payment 280 000
    ________________________Bal c/d 13 400


    _______305 700________________305 700
    Bal b/d 13 400

    October 18, 2010 at 10:24 am #68832
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    I don’t understend where is a problem?
    Rental income
    Dr


    Cr


    Bal. b/d 13 400
    Income 254 300 ________ Payment 280 000
    Bal c/d 12 300


    _______280 000________________280 000

    ________________________ Bal b/d 12 300

    You have a question about ” Bal c/d 12 300″ ?

    October 13, 2010 at 12:20 pm #65161
    7d7efed0e555621e9eda5f3f023e480102e65c6bc4a874fb6f4efec86978e8dd 80Igor
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    Ok, If nobody wants to answer let’s discuss my version.
    Firstly we have to do some working:

    w1 Old Plant (Asume that we use straight line method for depreciation)
    Cost of old plant = Cost of acqn(800) + disposal cost
    Cost of old plant – depreciation = NBV(200) =>
    (800+disp.cost) – (800+disp. cost)/5(EUL)*4 years = 200 =>
    disposal cost = 200 => Cost of old plant = 800+200=1,000

    w2 Depreciation
    Dep’n of new plant =(2,000-200-2,000*25%(grant))/5= 280 per year but it was acquired on 1.01.11 thus this year dep’n = 280/12*3=70

    So,
    PPE = 14,800-1000(w1)+2,000(new plant)-2,000*25%(grant)=15,400
    Acc. Dep. = 3,600+200(dep’n of an old plant)-1,000(disposal of an old plant)+70(w2)=(2,870)
    NCL=3,000-1,000(to CL)+400(new grant)=2,400
    CL=240-240(payed)+1,000=1,000

    These are my thoughts, I’m waiting for your corrections

    p.s. I don’t understend how to use : “The government requires the balance of unamortised gov. grant receives on this plant to be refunded immediately.”

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