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PAPER 1 GRADE 11
Question 1
(d) A person/ business to whom money is owed for goods or services [1]
(h) Deduction from the amount owed for prompt payment [1]
(k) - A= OE + L
- OE=A-L
- L=A-OE (Any one) [1]
(m)
(n) The petty cashier is refunded for the amount spent, so that he/she starts with the
fixed/same amount each month. [2]
[24]
(a)
Fewer transactions in sales account
Gives the total of credit sales
Source of information for Debtor’s Control account
(Any two) [2]
(b)
Tsumkwe Stationers
(i) Creditors Journal as at 31 July 2019
Doc. No. Date Details Fol Amount (N$)
1 Grootfontein Wholesalers CL 260
5 Minolta Dealers CL 171
17 Minolta Dealers CL 100
531 ()O/F
[5]
Tsumkwe Stationers
(ii) Creditors Returns Journal as at 31 July 2019
Doc. No. Date Details Fol Amount (N$)
9 Grootfontein Wholesalers CL 65
23 Minolta Dealers CL 57
122 ()O/F
[4]
(c)
DR CR
DATE DAY DETAILS FOL N$ DATE DAY DETAILS FOL N$
2019 23 Purchases 57() 2019 July 5 Purchases 171
July Returns O/F ()
O/F
17 Purchases 100
OR
[3]
(ii)
DR Purchases account CR
DATE DAY DETAILS FOL N$ DATE DAY DETAILS FOL N$
2019 31 creditors 531()
July O/F
[1]
(iii)
DR Purchases Returns account CR
DATE DAY DETAILS FOL N$ DATE DAY DETAILS FOL N$
2019 31 creditors 122()
July O/F
[1]
[16]
(a)
1. Error of principle
2. Error of commission
3. Error of omission
4. Error of complete reversal of entry
5. Compensating error
[5]
(b)
Angula Traders
Trial Balance as at 31 August 2019
Debit (N$) Credit (N$)
Balance Sheet accounts section
Capital 36 080
Drawings 9 000
Equipment (48 000 + 550) 48 550
Provision for depreciation of equipment 12 000
Debtors 7 000
Inventory (01/09/2018) 13 000
Cash in hand (390 – 110) 280
Creditors (2 500 – 400) 2 100
Bank overdraft (810 + 400) 1 210
Nominal accounts section
Sales (100 000 + 1 000) 101 000
Purchases (50 000 – 550 + 1000) 50 450
Salaries and Wages ( 21 000 + 110) 21 110
General expenses 3 000
152 390 152 390
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Khomas Regional Examination: 4345/01 Marking Scheme April 2020 Page 6 of 9
Question 4
(a) (i) The process of reconciling the balance as per Cash Book with the bank balance
as per Bank Statement. [1]
(ii)
Ascertain/make sure that the correct bank balance is reflected on the
bank statement and the cash book at a certain date.
Discover if there are any errors or omissions in the Cash Book/bank
statement.
Demonstrate that any differences between the balance in the CB and
those on bank statements are due to genuine reasons.
(Any two) [2]
(b)
- Bank charges
- EFTs/Debit card payments not reflected
- Bank interests (Interest on overdraft/current account)
- Direct deposits/credit transfers into the bank account
(Any three) [3]
(c) Bank Reconciliation Statement as at 30 June 2019
DEBIT CREDIT
Debit Balance as per Cash Book 3 500
Debit EFTs not reflected: H Ham 400
Credit outstanding deposits 420
Credit Balance as per Bank Statement 3 480
3 900 3 900
Other method acceptable:
Bank Reconciliation Statement as at 30 June 2019
N$
Debit Balance as per Cash Book 3 500
Add: EFTs not reflected: H Ham 400
3 900
Less: Credit outstanding deposits 420
Credit Balance as per Bank Statement 3 480
[8]
c) Prepare the partners’ current accounts for the year ended 30 September 2019.
Current accounts
Bean Bag Bean Bag
2018 2018
Oct Oct
1 Balance b/d 2 450 1 Balance b/d 1 500
2019 2019
Sep Sep Interest on 40 625
30 Drawings 26 400 13 600 30 capital () O/F 12 500
Interest on 2 640 1 360
drawings () O/F Salary 90 000
Appropriation 83 900 20 975
Balance c/d 93 035 110 015 () O/F () O/F
124 525 124 975 124 525 124 975
2019 1 Balance b/d 93 035 110 015
Oct ()O/F () O/F
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[TOTAL: 100]
Khomas Regional Examination: Accounting Ordinary Level Paper 1 Marking Scheme April 2020