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Consolidated income statement (Exam question)

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  • January 22, 2013 at 1:46 am #114215
    anatasiatws
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    The following figures related to Sanderstead Co and its subsidiary Croydon Co for the year ended 31 Dec 20X9.

    Sanderstead Co:
    Revenue $600,000
    Cost of Sales ($400,000)
    Gross profit $200,000

    Croydon Co:
    Revenue $300,000
    Cost of Sales ($200,000)
    Gross profit $100,000

    During the year Sanderstead Co sold goods to Croydon Co for $20,000, making a profit of $5,000
    These goods were all sold by Croydon Co before the year end.

    What are the amounts for total revenue and gross profit in the consolidated income statement of Sanderstead Co for the year ended 31 Dec 20X9?

    The Answer given is Revenue: $880,000; Gross Profit: $300,000
    But i suspect the answer given is wrong it should be Revenue: $880,000; Gross Profit: $295,000

    Are there anyone can help?

    January 22, 2013 at 10:06 am #114224
    danielglover
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    Is this really an F3 question!

    Revenue (600,000+300,000–20,000) 880,000
    COS (400,000+200,000-20,000) 580,000
    G.P 300,000

    If you can show your workings I will be able to show you where you’re going wrong.

    I suspect you’re deducting £5000 for the Provision of Unrealisable Profit P.U.P. You would be correct if the entire stock, that was purchased from Santerstead, were still in inventory at the year-end, but Croydon sold all of that stock. Therefore, we do not deduct P.U.P.

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