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  • June 5, 2021 at 5:37 am #623219
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    JUNE 2019 SAMPLE EXAM
    Q6 Section A
    Chester Co manufactures and sells pet toys to the wholesale market. It has prepared its financial statements to 31 July 20X8. You are an audit assistant with Durham & Co and you have been assigned the current liabilities balances in the audit work plan.

    You have calculated the payables payment period to be 66 days in 20X8 (45 days in 20X7) and have asked the directors of Chester Co to provide an explanation as to the increase in days.

    Chester Co receives monthly statements from its main suppliers and performs regular supplier statement reconciliations. There were inconsistencies noted in respect of the following at 31 July 20X8:

    Supplier Balance per Balance per
    purchase ledger supplier statement
    ($) ($)
    Oxford Co 151,480 296,120
    Poole Co (72,168) 84,235
    Bath Co 82,348 92,340
    Oxford Co
    Chester Co has a credit agreement with Oxford Co under which it receives goods 14 days before the supplier raises the invoice. Chester Co received goods worth $144,640 on 18 July 20X8 for which the invoice was received shortly after the year end in accordance with the agreement. Chester Co entered the transaction into its accounting records at the date of invoice.

    Poole Co
    The difference on this balance has still to be investigated.

    Bath Co
    Chester Co’s finance director has informed you that there was an error in closing the purchase ledger and it was closed three days early. Invoices received 29, 30 and 31 July 20X8 were posted to the 20X9 ledger. The directors of Chester Co have confirmed that following discovery of this error, a manual adjustment was made using the journal book.
    Question : which of the following would be a valid explanation for the difference in poole co?
    1) an invoice for $156403 has been paid twice
    2) an invoice for $156403 has been posted as a debit note
    3) an invoice for $156403 has been received and processed prior to receipt of the goods
    Why the answer is A mam? Pls explain.

    June 5, 2021 at 6:56 am #623222
    Kim Smith
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    ACCA’s justification https://www.accaglobal.com/content/dam/acca/global/PDF-students/acca/f8/exampapers/aa-2019-marjun-a.pdf is:

    “The difference in respect of Poole Co may have arisen if the invoice had been paid twice in error as an additional $156,403 will have been debited to the supplier account.”

    The balance on the account of Poole in Chester’s books is indicated in brackets (72,168) i.e. a DEBIT in the purchase ledger (meaning P owes C) when the supplier’s statement shows C owes P 84,235. The difference is Co owing 72,168 + 84,235 = 156403 less to P. Of the options only 1) could account for this.

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