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CK ' S BALANCE SHEET AS AT . . . ( before adjustments ) Non Current Assets ( Fixed Assets ) CK ' S INCOME

CK'S BALANCE SHEET AS AT...(before adjustments)
Non Current Assets (Fixed Assets)
CK'S INCOME STATEMENT for the year ended...(before
adjustments)
Sales
557,500
Opening Stock 50,000
+ purchases 420,000470,000
- closing stock 42,000?
GROSS PROFIT
428,000129.500
Less Overheads (Expenses)
You are required to make the following adjustments to the Income Statement and
Balance Sheet above:-
(a) closing stock was revalued at 38,000
(b) bad debts of 500 to be written off
(c) provision for bad debts to be set up at 15% of the value of debtors after
the bad debts have been written off
(d) depreciate premises by 6% using the straight line method
(c) depreciate shop fittings by 15% using the straight line method (3 marks)
(f) travel expenses of f400 has been received which relate to expenses in the
last accounting period
(g) rent of 500 has been prepaid which relates to the next accounting period.
(2 marks)
(h) Adjust the Income Statement and Balance Sheet on the handout given,
and explain the overall impact of adjustments (a) to (g) on the statements
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