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November 2019
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should always award full marks if deserved, i.e. if the answer matches the
mark scheme. Examiners should also be prepared to award zero marks if
the candidate’s response is not worthy of credit according to the mark
scheme.
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Violet
Petal Avenue Reigate RH1 0DE Invoice
Number: 5698
Customer: Calla Date: 9 September
2019
Violet
Petal Avenue Reigate RH1 0DE Invoice
Number: 5699
Customer: Fern Date: 16 September
2019
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Petal Avenue Reigate RH1 0DE Credit
note
Number: 193
Customer: Calla Date: 23 September
2019
Bud Account
Date Details $ Date Detail $
s
14 Cash 350 1 Balanc 368 (1) Balanc 39
September book (1) September e b/d e b/d (1)
Cash 18
book / (1)
Discount
received
368 368
(3)
Ivy Account
Date Details $ Date Detail $
s
19 Returns 1 1 Balanc 2 710 (1) Balanc 39
September outwards 060 September e b/d e b/d (1)
(day (1)
book)
30 Balance 4 9 Purcha 3 100 (1)
September c/d 750 September ses
(day
book)
5 5 810
810
1 October Balanc 4 750
e b/d (1of)
(4)
D (1) (1)
C (1) (1)
$152.10 (2) W
W
$
123.60 (1)
28.50 (1)
152.10 (2)
Additional guidance
No specific layout required.
Correct answer only scores 2 marks.
$152.10 (3)
$
200.00 - (76.40 (1) -28.50 (1of)) = 152.10 (1of)
(3)
Additional guidance
No specific layout required.
Correct answer only scores 3 marks.
Cash Book
Discount Discount
Date Details Cash Bank Date Details Cash Bank
Allowed Received
October
$ $ $ October $ $ $
25 Balance 195.20 25 Balance b/d 86.25
b/d (1
both)
27 Sales 700.00 26 Wages 200.00 (1)
(1)
27 Cash 500.00 26 Postage 22.00
(1) Stamps (1)
29 Aster 15.00 395.00 27 Bank 500.00
(1) (1) (1)
28 Florian 212.00
(1)
31 Petty cash 152.10
(1of)
31 Balances 373.20 244.65
c/d
15.00 895.20 895.00 895.20 895.00
(12)
Rowan
Bank reconciliation statement at 31 October 2019
456.65
(4)
(12)
There is no effect on the trial balance (1) as both accounts always have
debit balances (1)
B (1) (1)
D (1) (1)
Journal (1)
(1)
W
$
13 250
150 (1)
400 (1)
13 800 (1of)
(3)
Additional guidance
No specific layout required.
Correct answer only scores 3 marks.
$670 (1)
(1)
Additional guidance
No specific layout required.
Correct answer only scores 1 mark.
(3)
W
$75 000 (1of) – 24 100 x 25% = 12 725 (1of)
(2)
Additional guidance
No specific layout required.
Correct answer only scores 2 marks.
(3)
Ren
Statement of profit or loss for the year ended 31 August 2019
$ $
18 282
(5)
A (1) (1)
(8)
Fleur
Statement of financial position at 31 October 2019
$ $
Assets
Non–current assets
Property, plant and 79 640
equipment (1)
Current assets
Inventory 18 670 (1)
Trade receivables 7 780(1)
Cash at bank 1 005 (1) 27 455
Total assets 107 095
Current liabilities
Trade payables 17 308 (1of)
Bank loan (2019) 18 000 (1) 35 308
Additional guidance
Award OF for equity and liabilities only if it matches to total assets
This method is used where each year is expected to benefit equally from
the use of the asset (1) to comply with the accruals/matching concept
(1)