ECOM 058 – Principles of Accounting 2020/21 Lecture 4
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ECOM 058 – Principles of Accounting 2020/21
Lecture 4 – Problem set
What do we mean by carrying amount of a non-current asset?
What is an impairment of PPE? Which effects does it have on cash flows?
What are the three key attributes of intangible assets?
Exercise 1
Company Keegan Plc bought a new van for 40.000£ at the beginning of 2012. It assumes a useful life of 4 years and a residual value of 1.024£.
a) Calculate the yearly depreciation charges over the life of the asset assuming straight line depreciation
b) Calculate the yearly depreciation charges over the life of the asset assuming reducing balance depreciation with a rate of 60%.
c) Comment on the implications for profits between 2012 and 2016 of the two different methods
Exercise 2
Consider the following unadjusted trial balance prepared at the end of the year by a company (suppose no inventory for simplicity: cost of goods sold is equal to purchases):
UNADJUSTED TRIAL BALANCE
debit credit
capital 100
cash 30
PPE at cost 60
accumulated depreciation 10
(beginning of year)
wage expenses 50
purchases 100
sales 250
rent expenses 80
electricity expenses 40
TOT 360 360
Additional information:
a) Rent expenses include 30 paid in advance for rent in the next year
b) The company estimates that it has consumed 20 of electricity that has not been paid
c) Depreciation of PPE for the year is 10
Prepare the adjusted trial balance considering the information above. Afterwards, use the adjusted trial balance to prepare the income statement and the balance sheet
Exercise 3
Consider the adjusted trail balance and the financial statements obtained in exercise 2.
Now suppose there is one additional transaction in the year: the company sold its whole PPE for 100 receiving an immediate cash payment . This happened close to year end, so depreciation is still charged in full for the year.
Show how this transaction would impact the adjusted trial balance and the financial statements.
Exercise 4
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