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Financial Reporting Assignment -

Presentation of financial statements -

The adjusted trial balance of Timber Ltd as at 30 June 2017 is as follows:    

Timber Ltd

Debit

Credit


$

$

Account names



5% debentures - due 30/11/2017(secured over inventories)


60,000

Accounts payable


447,000

Accounts receivable

850,000


Accumulated amortisation - patents & trademarks


45,000

Accumulated depreciation -



Accumulated impairment loss - goodwill


210,000

Administrative staff salaries expense

590,000


Advertising expense

70,000


Allowance for doubtful debts


71,500

Asset Revaluation Reserve - Held to maturity investment (revaluation increment on 30/06/2017 after tax deduction)


21,000

Asset Revaluation Reserve - Land (revaluation increment on 30 June 2017 - after tax deduction)


168,000

Bank loan (unsecured -long-term repayable amount)


210,000

Bank loan (unsecured -short-term repayable due)


90,000

Buildings


90,000

Buildings

1,100,000


Carrying amount of plant and machinery sold

24,000


Cash at bank

800,000


Cost of sales

2,924,000


Current tax liabilities


141,000

Debentures held in Rome Ltd (mature on 30/4/2018)

714,000


Deferred tax asset

190,000


Deferred tax liability


103,000

Deposits at call

100,000


Dividends receivable

8,000


Dividends revenue


68,000

Final dividend declared - ord

145,360


Final dividend declared - pref

45,300


Final dividend payable


190,660

Fixtures & fittings


97,000

Fixtures & fittings - at cost

243,520


Freight inwards

90,000


Freight outwards

115,000


General reserve


780,000

Goodwill

832,000


Held to maturity investment (at fair value)

145,000


Income tax expense

401,000


Interest expense

74,000


Interest payable


19,000

Interest revenue


30,000

Interim dividend paid - ord

109,020


Inventories

1,850,000


Land (at fair value)

1,476,000


Loan to Jets Ltd (due on 30/6/2025)

420,000


Mortgage loan (secured over land and buildings - due 30/9/2022)


504,000

Ordinary shares, fully paid


3,634,000

Other administrative expense

360,000


Other expenses

137,000


Other selling expense

220,000


Patents and trademarks

145,000


Plant & machinery


226,000

Plant & machinery - at cost

884,000


Preference shares, fully paid


226,500

Prepayments

50,000


Proceeds on sale of plant and machinery


50,000

Provision for annual leave


62,000

Provision for long service leave - long term liable


134,000

Provision for long service leave -short term liable


85,000

Retained earnings as at 1/7/2016


850,000

Sales returns

32,000


Sales revenue


6,968,340

Sales staff salaries and commission expense

750,000


Sundry revenue


46,200

Total Asset revaluation reserve as at 1/7/2016


364,000

Transfer to general reserve

60,000


Underwriting commission and other share issue costs

37,000


Total

15,991,200

15,991,200

Additional information:

i) During the financial year, the following share issues were made:

  • 2,000,000 ordinary shares issued at $0.8 each, fully paid
  • 100,000 5% preference shares issued at $1.00 each, fully paid

The share issue costs incurred for the ordinary share and preference share issues amounted to $8,000 and $7,000 respectively.

ii) On 30 June 2016, both land and held-to-maturity investment were revaluated.

iii) Accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of the previous year.

Required -

a) Prepare a statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income for Timber Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2017 (classify expenses by functions). Cross reference all workings.

b) Prepare a statement of financial position for Timber Ltd as at 30 June 2017 to comply with AASB 101. Use the current and non-current presentation format. Cross reference all workings.

c) Prepare a statement of changes in equity for Timber Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2017 according in accordance with the requirements of AASB 101. Show all workings.

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