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  • September 16, 2023 at 12:24 pm #692119
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    Let me explain
    The last financial year at year end means the year end profit
    As in the case some will not believe me
    Financial Year is calculated ;
    15 Aug c/f 2023 to 16 Aug b/f 2023
    Ask lecturers if you don’t understand.

    It must be called instead previous year end profit

    Thank You

    September 16, 2023 at 12:14 pm #692118
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    The answer is in the question

    September 16, 2023 at 12:00 pm #692116
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    You are right my friend
    Let me explain ;
    Profit = Income – Expenses
    Capital = Asset – Liabilities

    As Capital = Turnover ( concrete cash = cash without goodwill because assets are depreciated )

    Turnover = Shares valued
    As from the equation
    Capital = Asset – Liabilities
    So,
    Capital is Share valued
    Asset is initial share valued without year end profit
    Liabilities is profit for the year ( negative because it is owed to shareholders )
    Then finally,
    Share valued = Initial Share Value –
    (-Year end profit)
    Share valued = Initial Share Value +
    Liable Profit

    Thank You

    September 16, 2023 at 9:30 am #692111
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    It must be a Cr because the amount linked to purchases is more than sales
    Calculation :
    1) excluding tax
    Ex ; ( 17.5/100 ) × 10000 = 1750

    2) including tax
    Ex ; ( 100 +17.5 ) % = 7402
    1 % = ( 7402÷117.5 )
    17.5 % = ( 7402÷ 117.5 ) ×
    17.5%
    = 1102.42
    ( the answer was 1102.426 but it’s not 43 cents and $ 0.006 does not exist )

    Tax Account
    Dr $ $ Cr
    RECEIVABLE 5765 PAYABLE 7895
    Balance c/d 2130
    Total 7895 Total 7895
    Balance b/d 2130
    Final Answer = $ 2130 Cr

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