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Question 2 – F7 exam (solution attempt)

Forums › ACCA Forums › ACCA FR Financial Reporting Forums › Question 2 – F7 exam (solution attempt)

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  • December 8, 2014 at 2:42 pm #219392
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    The SOFP doesn’t balance so I am probably doing something wrong, or a lot of things wrong, your input in pointing out the mistakes will be very appreciated.

    Part (a)

    17500 R/E draft
    (810) Finance cost (wk 1)
    (5600) Depriciation for the yr (wk 2)
    (800) Tax Expense (wk 3)
    _____
    10290 R/E (adjusted)

    December 8, 2014 at 2:43 pm #219394
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    Workings

    Wk1
    29000 OB
    1800 Coupon Interest
    2610 Market interest (FC)
    29810 C/B (NCL)

    Finance cost 2610-1800 already deducted= 810

    Wk2
    35000 CV of Land and Building
    12000 Revalution reserve
    47000 Revalued amount
    (2600) Dep for the yr – 39000/15= 2600
    44400 CV at 30 sept 2014

    24000 CV of Plant
    (3000) Dep for the yr. RBM 12.5%
    21000 CV

    65400 PP&E (44400+21000)

    Wk3
    12000 Revalution
    10000 TTD

    Tax rate 20%

    Dr Tax Expence 2000
    Dr Revalution 2400
    Cr Deffered tax liability 4400

    P&L (Finace cost)
    2400 current tax provision
    2000 Deffered tax
    (1100) over provision for CT
    (2500) over provsion for DT
    _____
    800

    December 8, 2014 at 2:44 pm #219395
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    Statement of financial postion

    NCA
    65400 PP&E

    68700 Current Assets
    __________________
    134100 – Total Assets

    Equity
    40000 Shares
    10290 R/E (part a)
    9600 revaluation reserve (12000-2400 tax)

    NCL
    29810 – 6% loan
    4400 DTL

    38400 Current liabilities
    2400 Current tax Payable
    _____________________
    134900 – Total equity and liabilities

    December 9, 2014 at 9:54 am #219623
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    @piggy93 said:
    I think the rest are correct except the interest paid (1800) is actually not yet deduct on retained earning else it won’t appear in trial balance.

    oh, silly mistakes. Thanks for pointing them out. So we add back 1000 issue cost, and subtract 1800 interest. The SOFP balances.

    There were just two mistakes, I hope the markers give me atleast 12 marks for this question. 🙂

    December 9, 2014 at 5:17 pm #219795
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    mike, please please provide answers to section A it is making me nutty!

    December 10, 2014 at 7:54 pm #220086
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    I did not like the not under question part b on this question stating ‘the notes to the statement of financial position are not required’. It bugged me out so much that I was there scratching my head as to whether to update the the depreciation upto 30 September 2014 as the summarised trial balance only gave it to 1 October 2013, however, the note says to ignore the notes. I exam panicked and used the old figure, despite knowing it was likely the wrong move. Any thoughts on whether marks will be deducted for this as reading it with more time, it does seem that they are telling you to do that (perhaps to save you time, but demonstrate you understand to put the net figure in the statement?)

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