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4 A SEMESTER TEST 1 2 1 APRIL 2 0 2 2 table [ [ apital , ] , [ Retained earnings, 1 5

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SEMESTER TEST 1
21 APRIL 2022
\table[[apital,],[Retained earnings,150,000],[Long-term liabilities,16,000]]
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Equipment was purchased on 1 January 2020. Depreciation of equipment is done on the straight-line method over three years. Current liabilities on 31 December 2021 consist of accounts payable of R24830 and the outstanding balance of taxation payable for the year. Zamani Ltd. pays provisional tax in February and August based on expected profits. The tax liability at the end of December is usually approximately 3% of the taxation for the year. Accounts receivable on 31 December 2021 is R304188. Cash in the bank is estimated to be
R 2559001.
Required:
All totals to be rounded to the nearest whole number (no decimals) except unit costs to be rounded to two decimals.
Operational budgets for the year ending 3112?2021 draw up the following:
\table[[,,\table[[Mark],[S]]],[1.1,Sales budget,1],[1.2,Production budget,2],[1.3,Material purchases budget,4],[1.4,Direct labour budget,1],[1.5,\table[[Manufacturing overheads budget],[NB: Indirect material's units (Material C) should be],[rounded off to 3 decimal places.]],3],[1.6,\table[[Cost per unit (opening & closing)],[NB: Round your costs to 2 decimal places.]],4]]
Master budget for the year ending 3112?2021- draw up the following:
\table[[2.1,Statement of comprehensive income,11],[2.2,Statement of financial position,14]]
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