Wednesday, 4 October 2017
Report on Compilation of Financial Information; Chart of Accounts / Cash Control; Research on statutory Financial Reporting
Report on Compilation of Financial Information; Chart of Accounts / Cash Control; Research on statutory Financial ReportingReport on Compilation of Financial Information; Chart of Accounts / Cash Control; Research on statutory Financial ReportingFor the purpose of this assignment, refer to the following Financial Reports: Part 1 - Report on Compilation of Financial InformationBACKGROUND INFORMATIONConsider the following summative (total) data from these financial reports for Current Year: • Statement of Financial Performance o Sales ...............................................$501,325 o Staff Costs.........................................$47,996 o Depreciation ..................................... $7,200 • Statement of Financial Position o Non-current Asset – Plant & Equipment.......$9,500 o Current Liabilities – Accounts Payable........$27,342Included in these summative totals are individual transactions: • Sale of an appliance for $800. Payment was received in cash • Payment to a casual sales employee of wages for a fortnight $400. Payment made by cheque • Depreciation expense on a piece of Office Equipment purchased for $1000. Depreciated over 5 years at 20% straight-line method • Purchase of a second-hand plant $6,000. Payment made by drawing on a Bank Loan • Purchase of appliance spare parts from wholesaler $500. Payment agreed on a 30 day account. REQUIREMENT - YOU MUST RELATE YOUR ANSWERS to this case studyFOR INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTIONS SUCH AS THESE you are required to describe HOW: 1. SUPER RETAILERS would be able to: o validate such transactions to ensure consistency, quality and accuracy of recording o control the processing of such transactions o record and consolidate such transactions through the accounting process o vet such transactions to reveal errors or discrepanciesTo support your description, please obtain copy of a business accounting procedure/policy document which could be adopted/adapted by SUPER RETAILERS to cover one of these transactions. Procedure/Policy document(s) can be accessed from any organisation or from research on the www. A suitable procedure/policy document is to be written for SUPER RETAILERS' use. A copy of SUPER RETAILERS' procedure/policy is to be included with your report. 2. The Financial Reports of SUPER RETAILERS comply with the Accounting ConventionsFOR TWO OF THESE TRANSACTIONS, prepare a Transaction Analysis in the format:Ledger Account Name Type Change Amount Source Document Journal Part 2 - Chart of Accounts and Cash Control1. Compile a suitable Chart of Accounts to cover the accounting and financial recording needs of SUPER RETAILERSCoding must cover the five ledger account groups (Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Revenue and Expenses)
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