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Which of the following alternatives represents the correct amount that must be disclosed as cash receipts from customers in the cash generated from operations section according to direct method in the statement cash flows of Matej CC for the year ended 30 April 2021?

  • A.

    425 000

  • B.

    445 200

  • C.

    427 200

  • D.

    422 800

Assume the correct cash receipts from customers is R500 000. Which of the following alternatives represents the correct amount that must be disclosed as cash generated from operations in the cash flows from operating activities section according to indirect method in the statement of cash flows of Matej CC for the year ended 30 April 2021?

  • A.

    300 990

  • B.

    (300 990)

  • C.

    121 810

  • D.

    199 010

Which of the following alternatives represents the correct amount that must be disclosed as interest paid in the cash generated from operations section according to direct method in the statement cash flows of Matej CC for the year ended 30 April 2021?

  • A.

    8 900

  • B.

    9 800

  • C.

    9 000

  • D.

    (9 800)

2020 1. The following balances, pertaining to 30 April, were taken from the financial records of Matej CC: 2021 R R Member's contribution: Froome 100 000 100 000 Member's contribution: Philippe 100 000 100 000 Member's contribution: Cavendish 85 000 Long-term loan (TDF Bank) 88 9001 120 000 Bank (overdraft) 550) Bank (Dr) 250 Vehicles at carrying amount 140 2001 200 000 Inventory 76 500 64 000 Land and buildings at cost 411 000 355 000 Equipment at carrying amount 94 000 89 000 Fixed deposit (15% per annum, matures on 31 Dec 2025) 122 000 100 000 Distributions to mamebers payable 12 000 25 000 Trade receivables control 11 200 9 000 SARS (income tax)(Cr)/Income tax payable 7 800 9 6001 Long-term loan (Cavendish) 63 750 2. The following information was taken from the income statement for the financial year ended 30 April 2021: R Revenue 425 000 Depreciation 19 700 Profit on sale of vehicle 72501 Loss on equipment written off 34001 Income tax expense 17 800) Interest on long-term loan (TDF Bank) 9 800 3. On 30 April 2021 a total amount of R34 000 was apportioned to the members from the profits of the CC. This amount was paid in cash on this date. 4. The cash paid to the suppliers and employees for the 2021 financial year amounted to R300 990. 5. During the financial year Cavendish discontinued his membership and immigrated to Togo. Cavendish agreed that the CC repay his member's contribution in 4 equal instalments. The balance of his member's contribution account was closed off to a long-term loan account. The first instalment payment on the loan account was made on 31 January 2021. 6. The following transactions took place in respect of property, plant and equipment: 6.1. A vehicle was sold for cash during the financial year. At the date of the sale the carrying amount of this vehicle was R39 000. No other vehicles were bought or sold during the financial year. 6.2 Redundant equipment was written off during the financial year and replaced with new equipment which was purchased for cash at a cost of R18 300. No further equipment was sold or purchased during the financial year. 6.3 Additional buildings were constructed and paid for in cash

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