FINAL EXAM ANSWER BOOKLET - COVER SHEET

SUBJECT CODE : ACC 1024/ACC2064

SUBJECT TITLE : ACCOUNTING FOR DECISION MAKING

ANSWER BOOKLET

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Questio Answer
n No.
0. A
1.1 A
1.2 C
1.3 A
1.4 D
1.5 D
1.6 A
1.7 A
1.8 C

Answer to SECTION B: Question 1a (LEAVE BLANK IF YOU CHOOSE NOT TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION) Examiner’s
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Jacklyn Bhd.
Cash budget for the quarter ending March 30, 2022 (Jan, Feb, March)

Balance b/f 4,000

Cash receipts:

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 Revenue: cash 368,000
: credit 120,000
Total cash receipts 492,000
Cash payment:
Supplier 57,600
Overhead costs 148,800
Direct wages 48,000
Total cash payment 254,400
Surplus for the quarter 237,600
Balance 241,600

Jacklyn Bhd.
Cash budget for the quarter ending June 30, 2022 (April, May, June)
RM
Balance b/f 241,600
Cash receipts:
Revenue: cash 360,000
Revenue: credit 180,000
Total cash receipts 540,000
Cash payments:
Supplier 86,400
Overhead costs 223,200
Direct wages 96,000
Total cash payment 405,600
Surplus for the quarter 134,400
Balance 376,000

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Annual break-even sales = (36+30) x200 / [150-(14+30)] ÷ 150 = RM187000

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The business goals and policies are misunderstood, and it led to inaccurate perception may
applied due to miscommunication. In addition, the business’s resources allocation will cause
conflict because each department will have their own goals and policies to achieve it.

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Syngonium Bhd. 
Income Statement for the year ended 31 December 

  2021 2020 Change

  RM RM %
Revenue  5,450,000  5,310,000  2.63
Cost of goods sold  (430,000)  (700,000)  38.57
Gross Profit  5,020,000  4,610,000  8.89
Administrative  (502,000)  (370,000)  35.68
Selling & distribution  (708,000)  (542,000)  30.63
Finance  (320,000)  (300,000)  6.67
Net Profit  3,490,000  3,398,000  2.71
     

Syngonium Bhd.
Statement of Financial Position as at 31 December
  2021 2020 Change
  RM RM %
ASSETS     
Non-current assets     
Property, plant & equipment  3,900,000  3,100,000  25.81
     
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 Current assets     
Inventory  700,000  600,000  16.67
Bank balance  233,000  235,000  -0.85
Accounts receivable  450,000  700,000  -35.71
Other receivables  170,000  245,000  -30.61
Short-term investments  234,000  240,000  -2.5
Total assets  5,687,000  5,120,000  11.07
     
EQUITY & LIABILITIES     
Equity     
Share capital  682,000  682,000  0
Net Profit  3,490,000  3,398,000  2.71
     
Non-current liabilities     
Long term liabilities  1,170,000  745,000  57.05
     
Current liabilities     
Accounts payable  345,000  295,000  16.95
  5,687,000  5,120,000  11.07
     

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For the brief comment in income statement, the profit has increased due to increased in
revenue and income. When the company moving towards automated from labour-
intensive, it may lead to decrease in administrative cost. Purchases has remained
unchanged where it could give the company the number of purchases increase, but when
the supplier give a discount to the company, the cost will remain unchanged.
In addition, the statement of financial position decrease because in the investment could
be an increase in income from investment as the company may sold half of their
investment and gaining their income from it. When increase in equipment, the non-
current assets also increase which lead to increase in the revenue. In addition, when
account receivable decreased, the company may stop offering their credit sales. When
the company increase in cash but decrease in trade receivable, it means that the company
may sold their cash rather that credit. There is very huge increase difference in salaries
payable because the administration costs have been reduced. When the company have
lay-off its workers, it may increase in salaries payable.

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The uses of financial statement are it is used by internal and stakeholders to assess their
business performance. In another word, to create a balance sheet, the financial
accounting may call the companies for it. Financial statement also includes balance
sheet, cash flow, and income statement. Financial statement also can be used by investor
and market analysis. When we wanted to analyse the financial statement, horizontal and
vertical analysis are the techniques can be used.

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