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QUESTION 3 [ 2 5 marks ] Rashgard Ltd sells portable waterproof speakers to hypermarkets. You have been asked to assist in the preparation of

QUESTION 3[25 marks]
Rashgard Ltd sells portable waterproof speakers to hypermarkets. You have been
asked to assist in the preparation of the annual financial statements for the year ended
31 March 2024. The following statement of comprehensive income has been
prepared by the bookkeeper.
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Retained income 31 March 202396571
Sales 283200
Purchases 112006
Import duty 16992
Salaries 35683
Rent 23081
Interest 4248
General expenses 32143
Profit 43188
On investigation of the above statement of comprehensive income, you discover the
following;
1. The bookkeeper had not journalised the reversing entry for the accrual at 31
March 2023 of rent paid in advance of R 3156 and sales received in advance
of R9444. Both these amounts are related to April 2023. All other reversing
entries have been processed.
2. Interest represents payments of interest for the year on a loan of R42480. The
interest rate is 15% per annum, and there have been no repayments during the
year.
3. The inventory per the statement of financial position at 31 March 2023 was
R8890 which represented 70 speakers valued at R127.
4. There were 80 speakers on hand at 31 March 2024. Of these, 8 were
considered worthless. Rashgard Ltd accounts for inventory on the periodic
using the FIFO basis of allocating costs.
5. The purchases and purchase returns records for the year were as follows;
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Purchases
June 396 units at R120 each
October 450 units at R132 each
February 142 units at R 144 each
March 56 units at R156 each (after trade discount)
Purchase returns
July 56 units at R120 each
March 12 units at R156 each
6. A Chinese supplier entered the market in late March and was selling its
speakers at R212 each. The normal selling price of Rashgard was R283.
7. During March 2024, a carton of 10 speakers purchased in March was stolen.
Rashgard is not insured for losses of this nature.
8. No taxation or dividends are payable for the year.
Required;
a) Record the journal entries to finalise the books for the year ended 31 March 2024
for items 1,2,6 and 7 only. Narrations are not required. If no entry is required,
state this fact and give a reason for your answer. (10 marks)
b) Prepare the statement of comprehensive income for the year ended 31 March
2024, taking (18) above into account.

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