The Happyville Social Club’s Constitution requires it to prepare annual financial statements and present them to members at the Annual General Meeting. Using the following information provided by the...

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The Happyville Social Club’s Constitution requires it to prepare annual financial statements and present them to members at the Annual General Meeting.


Using the following information provided by the Happyville Social Club, you are required to complete the following tasks in line with the organisation’s and accepted industry policies and procedures:


a) Calculate credit bar purchases


b) Calculate the bar wages expense


c) Prepare a Bar Trading Statement (to calculate surplus or deficit from bar trading)


d) Calculate subscription income


e) Calculate rent expense


f) Prepare a Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year ended 30th
June 2019


g) Prepare a Statement of Receipts and Payments for the year ended 30th
June 2019


h) Prepare a Classified Statement of Assets & Liabilities as at 30th
June 2019









Cash receipts and payments for the year ended 30th
June 2019:































































































Cash Receipts:





$

















Cash Payments:





$



Subscriptions



11,000





Bar purchases



12,000



Bar sales



30,000





Payments to accounts payable



6,000



Hire of function room



5,300





Telephone



900









Insurance



1,200









Cleaner’s wages



1,500









Electricity



800











Bar wages



5,000









Bank Loan interest



2,900









Rent paid



10,000






$46,300








$40,300










































































Assets & Liabilities as at





1 July 2018





30 June 2019



Bank



15,000



? (Please find this missing amount after completing your statement of receipts and payments)



Bar inventory



2,600



2,400



Subscription in arrears



220



880



Subscription in advance



800



270



Bar equipment – at cost



35,000



35,000



Accumulated depreciation – bar equipment



5,000



6,000



Bank Loan (Due 30/6/20)



16,000



16,000



Accounts payable (bar)



1,000



2,000



Accrued bar wages



0



100



Prepaid rent expense



0



500



Accumulated funds



30020







a) Credit Bar Purchases






































$



$



$





































b) Bar Wages Expense






































$



$



$




































c) Bar Trading Statement


































































































$



$



$



















































































































d) Subscriptions Income






































$



$



$




































e) Rent Expense






































$



$



$




































f) Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year ended 30th
June 2019


































































































$



$










































































































h) Statement

of Receipts and Payments


for the year ended 30th
June 2019





























































































$



$






































































































· Statement of Assets & Liabilities as at 30 June 2019































































































































































$



$



$



































































































































































































Question 4



The following information is provided by A. Budha for the year ended 30 June 2019.


You are required to:


Prepare a Statement of Cash Flows for the year ended 30 June 2019.




















































































$



Cash sales



25,000



Credit sales



145,000



Repayment of mortgage:





- Principal



55,000



- Interest



2,000



Wages paid



46,000



Other operating expenses paid



21,000



Credit purchases



30,000



Payments to accounts payable



32,000



Depreciation expense



5,000



Receipts from accounts receivable



165,000



Dividends received on share investments



550



Proceeds from sale of motor vehicle



2,000



Additional capital introduced by Budha



50,000



Drawings by Budha



20,000



Purchase of motor vehicle



17,500



Net profit



66,550



Cash at bank balance at 1/7/18



$37,000






Statement of Cash Flows for year ended 30 June 2019




















































































































































$



$




Cash Flows from Operating Activities:




































































Cash Flows from Investing Activities:






































Cash Flows from Financing Activities:












































Net increase (decrease) in cash








Cash at beginning (1 July 2018)








Cash at end (30 June 2019)











Ratio ANALYSIS:


Question 5:





















































































































































































































































The following financial statements are for Arumugam Trading



Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 2019





Sales (all credit)







$ 96,000.00



less: Cost of Goods Sold








Inventories 01/07/2018





$ 10,900.00






Purchases





$ 66,360.00






Cost of Goods Available for Sale





$ 77,260.00






less: Inventories 30/06/2019





$ 13,900.00



$ 63,360.00



Gross Profit







$ 32,640.00



Other Income







$ 1,000.00









$ 33,640.00



Operating Expenses







$ 22,120.00



Net Profit







$ 11,520.00



Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2019






Current Assets:









Accounts Receivable



$ 15,600







less: Allowance for Doubtful Debts Inventories



$ 600











$ 15,000





Inventories





$ 13,900





Prepaid Expenses





$ 100





Accrued Revenue





$ 200



$ 29,200




Non-Current Assets:









Land





$ 20,000





Buildings (net)





$ 10,800





Plant & Equipment (net)





$ 16,000





Motor Vehicles (net)





$ 4,000



$ 50,800




Total Assets







$ 80,000




Current Liabilities





Bank – Overdraft





$ 5,000





Accounts Payable





$ 10,500





Accrued Expenses





$ 500



$ 16,000




Non-Current Liabilities









Mortgage 4 year Loan (due 31 March 2024)





$ 16,000



$ 16,000




Total Liabilities







$ 32,000




Net Assets







$ 48,000



Owner’s Equity:







Capital – A. Bowman 1 July 2018





$ 44,480





Add: Net Profit for the year





$ 11,520









$ 56,000





Less: Drawings





$ 8,000



$ 48,000









$ 48,000










































Extra Information



30/06/2018



Industry Averages



Gross Profit Rate



40.0%



35.0%



Net Profit Rate



13.5%



15.0%



Current Ratio



1.6 : 1



2.0 : 1



Quick Ratio



1.3 : 1



1.2 : 1



Inventory Turnover Rate



5.8 times



5 times



Average Collection Period



50 days



45 days








Required:


(a) Calculate for the year ended 30 June 2019:


1. Gross Profit Rate.


2. Net Profit Rate.


3. Current Ratio.


4. Quick Ratio.


5. Inventory Turnover Rate.


6. Accounts Receivable Collection Period.



(b) Based on the ratios you have calculated, and the other information given, comment briefly on each of the following for Arumugam’s business:


A) Profitability.


B) Business Activity.


C) Liquidity.



(C) Advise Arumugam of possible reasons for any unsatisfactory situations that exist in relation to the business and suggest actions that may be taken to improve them.


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