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Question1 Majuba (Pty) Ltd is a South African resident. It is a small business corporation that manufactures shoes. The company'sfinancialyearendson28February.Majuba(Pty)LtdisaregisteredvatvendorandthecompanydoesnotapplyIFRS9forfinancialreportingpurposes. The following information is available

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Majuba (Pty) Ltd is a South African resident. It is a small business corporation that manufactures shoes. The company'sfinancialyearendson28February.Majuba(Pty)LtdisaregisteredvatvendorandthecompanydoesnotapplyIFRS9forfinancialreportingpurposes.

The following information is available for the year ended 29 February 2024 (all amounts exclude VAT unless otherwisestated):

Income

Notes

R

Sales

5050000

Dividendincome

1

80000

Expensesandcosts

Purchaseofrawmaterialon1July2023

2000000

Inventory

2

?

Baddebts

60000

Doubtfuldebts

3

?

Salariesandwages

4

880000

Legalexpenses

5

177000

Patentacquired

6

50000

Repairsandmaintenance

42000

Electricity

7

49000

Restraintoftrade

8

160000

Computercosts(includingVAT)

9

80500

Machinerycosts

10

?seenote10

Notes:

1.Thecompanyreceivedadividendfromalocalinvestmentcompanyon31December2023.

2.The cost price of the opening stock was R560 000 and the market value was R420 000 as on 1 March 2023. The costpriceoftheclosingstockwasR480000andthemarketvaluewasR535000on29February2024.

3.The list of doubtful debts as at 29 February 2024 amounted to R120 000 and 70% of the total amount have been inarrears for more than 120 days. The balance of the debtors have not been in arrears for more than 60 days. Thedoubtful-debtallowancebytheCommissionerforthe2023yearofassessment,amountedtoR42000.

4.SalariespaidduringthecurrentyearofassessmentamountedtoR790000andthecompanyalsocontributedR90000towardstheprovidentfundonbehalfofthecompany'semployees.

5.Legalexpenseswereincurredasfollows:

  • DraftingofleasecontractsforthecompanyamountingtoR65000.

  • Thebalanceoftheexpensesrelatetocollectionofoutstandingtradedebtors.

6.Majuba(Pty)LtdincurredanexpenseofR50000inacquiringadesignonitstradingmerchandise.

7.Thecompanypaidtheentireamountofelectricityfortheperiod1February2024to31August2024.

8.The full payment was made to the former operations manager on 2 January 2024 for agreeing not to start a businessinSouthAfricawithinaperiodoffouryears.

9.Duetotheexpansionofthebusiness,thecompanypurchasedfourcomputersduringOctober2023forimmediateusebythefinancedepartment.Thetaxpayerelectsthe50:30:20write-offthatpertainstootherassetsintermsofsection12E.

10.On 1 February 2023, Majuba (Pty) Ltd acquired a new manufacturing machine from the United States which wasbroughtintouseon3May2023.ThecostofthemachinewasUS$45000.Thecompanysettledthepurchasepriceinfullon1June2023.Noothercostswereincurredonthemachineandnoforwardexchangecontractwasenteredinto.

Thespotratesareasfollows:

1February2023 $1=R17.00

28February2023 $1=R17.50

3May2023 $1=R17.80

1June2023 $1=R18.00

Required:

CalculateindetailMajuba(Pty)Ltd.'staxliabilityfortheyearended29February2024.

Showallworkingsandfullexplanationswhereapplicable.

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