GRADE 11 ACCOUNTING SET BY: J CANSFIELD CYCLE TEST: TERM 2 MARKS: 80 MINS: 60 INSTUCTIONS: 1) 2) 3) 4) Answer on the answer booklet provided. You may use pencil No tip-ex is allowed Write neatly QUESTION 1 ASSET DISPOSAL (34 marks; 30 minutes) Required: Prepare the following accounts in the General Ledger of “Air Supply Services”: 1) 2) 3) Vehicles Accumulated Depreciation on Vehicles Asset Disposal (7) (22) (5) Provide for depreciation on the remaining vehicles at year end, 30 June 2001. Balance or close all accounts on 30 June 2001. NB: Round off to the nearest rand. Information: 1. Balances on 1 July 2000 Vehicles Accumulated Depreciation on Vehicles R 460 000 R 280 000 2. On 1 April 2001, one of the vehicles, which originally cost R150 000, was sold for R45 000 on credit. The accumulated depreciation on this vehicle at 1 July 2000 was R96 000. 3. Purchased a new vehicle on 30 April 2001 for R112 000 on credit from M.O.P Motors. 4. Depreciation is calculated at 20% p.a. on book value. QUESTION 2 ASSET MANAGEMENT (36 marks; 30 minutes) Required: Study the assets register BELOW and answer the following questions: 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 Identify the method of depreciation and give a reason for your answer. Why would the business prefer using the above method? What are the factors considered when determining the useful life of an asset? Explain any four factors. At what rate is the asset depreciated? Determine the date of purchase. The owner wants to trade in the van for a newer model. What would be a fair price? Motivate your answer. What is the importance of maintaining effective control of fixed assets? How do you maintain control over fixed assets? Explain any three methods. Information: (4) (4) (8) (2) (2) (4) (6) (6) GRADE 11 ACCOUNTING SET BY: J CANSFIELD CYCLE TEST: TERM 2 MARKS: 80 MINS: 60 INSTUCTIONS: 1) 2) 3) 4) Answer on the answer booklet provided. You may use pencil No tip-ex is allowed Write neatly ANSWERSHEET NAME: ____________________________ Question Time Possible Marks 1 30 minutes 34 marks 2 30 minutes 36 marks TOTAL 70 Actual Marks ROUGH WORK QUESTION 1 ASSET DISPOSAL (34 marks; 30 minutes) VEHICLES ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION ON VEHICLES ASSET DISPOSAL ROUGH WORK QUESTION 2 ASSET MANAGEMENT (36 marks; 30 minutes) 2.1 Identify the method of depreciation and give a reason for your answer. (4) 2.2 Why would the business prefer using the above method? (4) 2.3 What are the factors considered when determining the useful life of an asset? Explain any four factors. (8) 2.4 At what rate is the asset depreciated? (2) 2.5 Determine the date of purchase. (2) 2.6 The owner wants to trade in the van for a newer model. What would be a fair price? Motivate your answer. (4) 2.7 What is the importance of maintaining effective control of fixed assets? (6) 2.8 How do you maintain control over fixed assets? Explain any three methods. (6) MEMO QUESTION 1 2000 July 2001 Apr ASSET DISPOSAL 1 Balance 30 Creditors Control (34 marks; 20 minutes) B/d VEHICLES 2001 460 000 Apr 1 Asset Disposal GJ 150 000 CJ 112 000 C/d 422 000 June 30 Balance 572 000 2001 July 1 Balance B/d 572 000 422 000 (7) 2001 Apr 1 June 30 Balance ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION ON VEHICLES 2000 1 Balance GJ 104 100 July 2001 c/d 212 933 Apr 1 Depreciation (SOLD) Depreciation June 30 (NEW & REM) Asset Disposal B/d GJ GJ 317 033 280 000 8 100 28 933 317033 2001 July 1 Balance b/d 212 933 () (22) ASSET DISPOSAL 2001 Apr 1 Vehicles () 150 000 GJ 2001 Apr 1 Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment GJ Debtors Control CRJ Loss on Sale of Asset GJ 150 000 104 100 () 45 000 900 150 000 (5) CALCULATIONS: Vehicles being sold: 150 000 – 96 000 = 54 000 x 20/100 x 9/12 = 8100 depr. 1. 2. 8100 + 96 000 = 104 100 New Vehicles: 3. 112 000 x 20/100 x 2/12 = 3733 depr. Remaining Vehicle: 4. 460 000 280 000 -150 000 -96 000 310 000 - 184 000 = 126 000 x 20/100 = 25 200 depr. Depreciation at year end: 1. 3 733 + 25 200 = 28 933 depr. year end.