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I am preparing for an exam next week and have trouble with this questions:
Three friends are great fans of wool clothing: jumpers, cardigans, hats, socks – in fact any clothing made of wool. They recently decided to create a new limited liability company called WoolyWorth Limited. The details of activities and transactions for the first year are shown below.
1. On 30 November 2010 the company was created with authorised ordinary share capital of £500,000 made up of 250,000 ordinary shares, and authorised 5% preference share capital of £100,000 made up of 200,000 reference shares.
2. On 1st December 2010 the company issued 100,000 ordinary shares at a premium of £1 above the nominal value, and 100,000 preference shares at nominal value.
3. During the financial year credit sales totalled £500,000. The credit customers paid £450,000 during the year. Two credit customers went bankrupt during the year, each owing £5,000 and their debts were written off. On the last day of the financial year the company decided to create a provision for bad debts equivalent to 10% of the year end trade receivables.
4. On 1st December 2010 £72,000 was paid for rent for the period 1st December 2008 to 31st May 2012.
5. On 1st December 2010 equipment costing £25,000 was purchased for cash, with an anticipated useful life of 5 years, using straight line depreciation.
6. On 1st December 2010 a vehicle costing £20,000 was purchased for cash, with an anticipated useful life of 4 years, using reducing balance depreciation (at twice the straight line rate).
7. During the financial year wool clothing costing £100,000 was purchased on credit. At the end of the financial year, trade payables were still owed £20,000, and the unsold clothing remaining had a cost value of £20,000.
8. Salaries expense for the financial year totalled £200,000 and this amount was paid.
9. Various operating expenses for the financial year totalled £60,000 of which £50,000 had been paid in cash by the end of the financial year.
10. In November 2011 the company received a letter from a lawyer on behalf of one of the company’s customers. The letter claimed that the customer had suffered skin irritation because of an allergy to wool. The directors are worried that any court case could result in damages of £10,000 being awarded against the company. Any court case would be heard in January 2012.
11. During the financial year an interim dividend of 1p per ordinary share had been paid in cash.
12. On the last day of the financial year, the vehicle was sold for £11,000 cash. Depreciation is charged in the year of disposal even if it is the same year as acquisition.
13. The corporation tax bill for the financial year was estimated as being £20,000, half which had already been paid in cash.
14. The preference dividend for the year was paid in cash on the last day of the financial year. 15. No agreement could be reached with the ordinary shareholders regarding final dividends.
anybody you can show me how to do the incomestatement from this information?
Thanks in advance
Three friends are great fans of wool clothing: jumpers, cardigans, hats, socks – in fact any clothing made of wool. They recently decided to create a new limited liability company called WoolyWorth Limited. The details of activities and transactions for the first year are shown below.
1. On 30 November 2010 the company was created with authorised ordinary share capital of £500,000 made up of 250,000 ordinary shares, and authorised 5% preference share capital of £100,000 made up of 200,000 reference shares.
2. On 1st December 2010 the company issued 100,000 ordinary shares at a premium of £1 above the nominal value, and 100,000 preference shares at nominal value.
3. During the financial year credit sales totalled £500,000. The credit customers paid £450,000 during the year. Two credit customers went bankrupt during the year, each owing £5,000 and their debts were written off. On the last day of the financial year the company decided to create a provision for bad debts equivalent to 10% of the year end trade receivables.
4. On 1st December 2010 £72,000 was paid for rent for the period 1st December 2008 to 31st May 2012.
5. On 1st December 2010 equipment costing £25,000 was purchased for cash, with an anticipated useful life of 5 years, using straight line depreciation.
6. On 1st December 2010 a vehicle costing £20,000 was purchased for cash, with an anticipated useful life of 4 years, using reducing balance depreciation (at twice the straight line rate).
7. During the financial year wool clothing costing £100,000 was purchased on credit. At the end of the financial year, trade payables were still owed £20,000, and the unsold clothing remaining had a cost value of £20,000.
8. Salaries expense for the financial year totalled £200,000 and this amount was paid.
9. Various operating expenses for the financial year totalled £60,000 of which £50,000 had been paid in cash by the end of the financial year.
10. In November 2011 the company received a letter from a lawyer on behalf of one of the company’s customers. The letter claimed that the customer had suffered skin irritation because of an allergy to wool. The directors are worried that any court case could result in damages of £10,000 being awarded against the company. Any court case would be heard in January 2012.
11. During the financial year an interim dividend of 1p per ordinary share had been paid in cash.
12. On the last day of the financial year, the vehicle was sold for £11,000 cash. Depreciation is charged in the year of disposal even if it is the same year as acquisition.
13. The corporation tax bill for the financial year was estimated as being £20,000, half which had already been paid in cash.
14. The preference dividend for the year was paid in cash on the last day of the financial year. 15. No agreement could be reached with the ordinary shareholders regarding final dividends.
anybody you can show me how to do the incomestatement from this information?
Thanks in advance