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NNikita4y ago
Hi Chris, Hope you are well! Below is the question: The following information has been extracted from the books of Picklette for the year to 31 March 20X9. $000 $000 Administrative expenses 170 Interest paid 5 Called up share capital (ordinary shares of $1 each) 200 Dividend 6 Cash at bank and in hand 9 Income tax (remaining balance from previous year) 10 Warranty provision 90 Distribution costs 240 Land and buildings: at cost (Land $110,000, Buildings $100,000) 210 accumulated depreciation (at 1 April 20X8) 48 Plant and machinery: at cost 125 accumulated depreciation (at 1 April 20X8) 75 Retained earnings (at 1 April 20X8) 270 10% Loan note (issued in 20X7) 80 Purchases 470 Sales 1,300 Inventory (at 1 April 20X8) 150 Trade payables 60 Trade receivables 728 ––––– ––––– 2,123 2,123 ––––– ––––– 1) The 10% loan note was issued on 1 April 20X7 and is repayable five years from that date. Now My question is for Finance cost we have to take 5 (already present in the question) and 80*10% = 8 so totaling to 8+5 = 13 right ? however in book only 8 is given can you please help me understand why b) In SFP - trade payables - 60 + 3( accrued income ) is added how did we arrived at this amount ?
P2-D2P2-D2Tutor4y ago#1
Hi, a) the only interest bearing instrument in the SFP is the loan notes, so interest cannot come from anywhere else. Given this then the total interest on these loan notes to be accrued will be the 8 and so we need to increase the 5 already recorded/paid to the 8 total figure. b) there isn't any information within the question that points towards the accrued income of 3. Is there extra information from the question that is missing? We'd be looking for income earned but not yet invoiced. Thanks
NNikita4y ago#2
Got it now..Thank you
HHungNguyen1y ago#3
i want to ask why Income Tax = 135+10 ?
P2-D2P2-D2Tutor1y ago#4
Hi, It is likely to be the current year estimate (given in the additional information) plus the under provision from the previous year (shown in the TB). Thanks
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