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QUESTION TWO [ 3 5 ] The trial balance of Nixit Ltd was prepared by the junior bookkeeper for the financial year ended 3 1

QUESTION TWO [35]
The trial balance of Nixit Ltd was prepared by the junior bookkeeper for the financial year ended 31 August 2023.
Account Debit Credit
Municipal charges 26800
Telephone and communication 23400
Rental expenses 39000
Credit losses 1500
Interest received 14400
Consulting charges 495000
Sale of goods 1548000
Cost of sales 630000
Printing and stationery 22800
Director fees 28000
Salaries and wages 215000
Interest on loan 12000
Penalties and fines 1500
Cleaning fees 6400
Computer expenses 4800
Capital 110000
Retained income 25800
Creditors control 52000
Computer equipment 198000
Accumulated depreciation on computer equipment 59800
Investment property 376100
Debtors control 148000
Allowance for credit losses 23000
Inventory: Raw material 54800
Inventory: Stationery 14000
Motor vehicles 250000
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Accumulated depreciation on motor vehicles 34000
Office equipment 159000
Accumulated depreciation on office equipment 41500
10% Loan 160000
Investment 185000
Cheque account: FNB 167400
25635002563500
Additional information:
(a) Depreciation has not been recorded on property, plant and equipment. Motor vehicles are depreciated on the reducing balance method at 20%. Computer equipment of R85000 was purchased on 1 February 2023, replacing older items initially purchased for R48000 on 1 November 2019. Office equipment of R27000 was purchased on 31 December 2022. Computer equipment and office equipment depreciates on the straight-line basis at 25% and 10% respectively.
(b) Mr. Roy returned faulty goods of R8100. Nixit Traders applies a 50% markup on finished products.
(c) The company allows a 2,5% discount for accounts settled within 30 days. Mrs. Redkin purchased goods of R58000 on a 30-day account on 1 August 2023. The account was paid on 27 August 2023, but the bookkeeper neglected to record the discount in all affected accounts.
(d) The water and electricity account of R1500 was received on 21 September 2023.
(e) Artwork of R2500 was donated to Nixit Limited but not recorded.
(f) Professional work completed but not yet invoiced at year-end amounts to R5000.
(g) A delivery truck was purchased on 1 December 2022 for R120000 with an estimated residual value of R35000. No vehicles were sold during the year.
(h) Rental for September 2023 was paid on 12 August 2023.
(i) The company is taxed at 28%.
Required:
Prepare the Statement of Comprehensive Income of Nixit Limited for the year ended 31 August 2023. Detail all calculations.

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