Here are the financial statements for John and Banu:
a) Prepare The Income Statement For John And Banu For The Year Ended 31 March 2021
Step 1: Calculate the Cost of Sales.
Opening Inventory: 9,400Purchases:69,200
Closing Inventory: 9,200 (Additional information 1)
Cost of Sales = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory
$$ Cost of Sales = \9,400 + $69,200 - $9,200 = $69,400 $$
Step 2: Calculate Gross Profit.
Revenue: 158,000
Gross Profit = Revenue - Cost of Sales
$$ Gross Profit = \158,000 - $69,400 = $88,600 $$
Step 3: Calculate total operating expenses.
Rates and insurance: 11,250+650 (unpaid, Additional information 2) = 11,900Wages:10,475
General expenses: 9,675Discountallowed:2,000
Depreciation on fittings: 18,000×15%=2,700 (Additional information 4)
Interest on Loan from John: 10,000×5%=500 (Additional information 5)
Total Operating Expenses = 11,900+10,475 + 9,675+2,000 + 2,700+500 = 37,250
Step 4: Calculate Net Profit for the year.
Commission receivable (income): 4,800(Additionalinformation3clarifies300 is due, meaning it's part of the 4,800, not additional income)
Net Profit = Gross Profit + Commission Receivable - Total Operating Expenses
$$ Net Profit = \88,600 + $4,800 - $37,250 = $56,150 $$
\multicolumn3∣c∣JohnandBanu\multicolumn3∣c∣IncomeStatement\multicolumn3∣c∣Fortheyearended31March2021RevenueLess:CostofSalesOpeningInventoryAdd:PurchasesLess:ClosingInventory\cline2−2\cline3−3GrossProfitAdd:OtherIncomeCommissionReceivable\cline3−3Less:ExpensesRatesandInsuranceWagesGeneralExpensesDiscountAllowedDepreciationonFittingsInterestonLoanfromJohn\cline2−2TotalExpenses\cline3−3NetProfitfortheyear$9,40069,200(9,200)11,90010,4759,6752,0002,700500(37,250)$158,000(69,400)88,6004,800(37,250)$56,150
b) Prepare The Appropriation Acc For John And Banu For The Year Ended 31 March 2021
Step 1: Bring forward the Net Profit from the Income Statement.
Net Profit for the year: $56,150
Step 2: Calculate Interest on Drawings.
John's Drawings: 19,000×6%=1,140
Banu's Drawings: 21,000×6%=1,260
Total Interest on Drawings = 1,140+1,260 = 2,400
Step 3: Calculate Interest on Capital.
John's Capital: 75,000×3%=2,250
Banu's Capital: 50,000×3%=1,500
Total Interest on Capital = 2,250+1,500 = 3,750
Step 4: Account for John's Salary.
John's Salary: $8,500
Step 5: Calculate the residual profit.
Residual Profit = Net Profit + Interest on Drawings - Interest on Capital - John's Salary
ResidualProfit=$56,150+$2,400−$3,750−$8,500=$46,300
Step 6: Share the residual profit according to the ratio (40% to John, 60% to Banu).
John's share of profit: 46,300×40%=18,520
Banu's share of profit: 46,300×60%=27,780
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3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.