Question: ACF 6 2 1 ASSIGNMENTQUESTION 1 a ) Jordan, the managing director of Kings Limited has a number of specific queries in relation toInventory and

ACF 621 ASSIGNMENTQUESTION 1a) Jordan, the managing director of Kings Limited has a number of specific queries in relation toInventory and has asked you for advice in relation to IAs 2. As part of its overall inventory,Kings limited has three items of inventories whose costs and net realizable values are as follows:ITEM COST (E) NRV (E)172802564839296TOTALS 220224Required:Calculate the closing value of each item of inventory and hence the total value of closinginventory for these (a) items for Kings limited at the year-end.(b) In the context of IAS 2- Inventories:(i) Outline the items that comprise inventory (5mark).(ii) Explain how inventories are measured (2 mark).(iii) Provide four examples of costs which are specifically excluded from the costs ofinventories and instead are recognised as expenses in the period in which they areincurred (4 mark).(iv) Briefly discuss three situations in which Net Realisable Value is likely to be less thancost (5 marks).[Total 20 marks]QUESTION 2(a) The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) follows a process for the setting ofInternational Financial Reporting Standards. Outline the main stages of this process. (10 marks)(b) Identify and discuss the main qualitative characteristics of accounting information. (10marks)(c) The following trial balance was extracted from the books of Shanetta Ltd as at 31December 2023:Debit CreditE m E mRetained profit -12,000Ordinary shares E 2,500 each -75,000Share premium account -10,00010% Debentures 2024-200,000Buildings 300,000-Land 50,000-Plant and machinery 25,000-Vehicles 70,000-Provision for depreciation: --Buildings -90,000Plant and machinery -10,000Vehicles -30,375Discounts 2,0002,500Returns 3,5004,000Inventory 22,000-Purchases/revenue 225,000427,625Rents and rates 25,000-Carriage 7,000-Postage and stationery 4,000-Debenture interest paid 10,000-Wages and salaries 70,000-Bad debts 3,250-VAT 2,000-Electricity 3,000-Trade receivables/trade payables 74,00042,750Provision for doubtful debts -3,000Bank 5,500-Interim ordinary dividends paid 6,000-907,250907,250The following additional information is available:1. Inventory on hand 31 December 2023 was valued at E 22,000,000. This includesthe following items, which were valued at cost price.(i) On 1st January 2023, Sligo Ltd purchased a machine, for the factory, at a costof E 2,000,000. This has been recorded as a purchase of goods for resale in the books.(ii) An item of inventory which was damaged during the year. This item of inventory hada cost price of E 1,000,000 and a net realisable value of E 600,000.2. Included in revenue is an amount of E 25,000,000 for goods sent on approval to acustomer. The mark up on these goods was 25%.3. Carriage in the trial balance comprises carriage inwards of E 3,000,000, with theremainder being carriage outwards.4. A customer has been declared bankrupt owing E1,500,000. This is to be written off.5. The provision from doubtful debts should be 5% of trade receivables.6. Included in the revenue figure is an amount of E 4,000,000, which was the sales proceedsfrom the disposal of a motor vehicle during the year. The vehicle was purchased for E10,000 during 2021.7. Depreciation is provided on non-current assets asfollows: Buildings: 2% on costPlant & machinery: 20% on costVehicles: 25% on written down valueA full years depreciation is charged in the year of purchase and none in the year of sale.8. On 20 December 2023, the Directors of Sligo Ltd proposed a final dividend of 500 francsper share. This was approved for payment at a subsequent meeting of the Board of Directorson 30 December. The ordinary dividend figure of E 6,000,000, in the trial balance, relatesto an interim dividend that was declared and paid during 2023.9. The debenture interest outstanding should be provided for.10. When preparing the accounts at 31 December 2023, closing inventory was overvaluedby E 5,000,000. This has not been corrected in the accounts.11. At the 31 December 2023 the company had the following accruals andprepayments: AccrualsElectricity E500,000 Rates E1,000,000PrepaymentsRent E 5,000,000Required:Prepare, for internal use, a Statement of Comprehensive Income for the year ending 31December 2023 and a Statement of Financial Position as at that date. (30 marks)[Total: 50 Marks]QUESTION 3IAS 16 Property Plant and Equipment sets out the accounting requirements for initial recognitionand measurement, subsequent measurement and derecognition of items of property, plant andequipment. IAS 16 expands on and applies the definition of an asset in the Conceptual Framework,as well as the recognition criteria set out in that document.The following is the extracts from the Trial balance of Justice Company Ltd as at 31stDecember, 2023DR CRE EMotor vehicles (at cost)870,000Accumulated depreciation 1/1/2023-Motor vehicles 270,000Equipment 500,000Accumulated depreciation 1/1/2023- Equipment 150,000Property (Land E 100,000)550,000Accumulated depreciation 1/1/2023- building 135,000Ordinary share capital (issued at E2.00)600,000Capital surplus (1/1/2023)120,000Income surplus (1/1/2023)480,000Net profit after tax (for the year 2023)350,000The following additional information is relevant:a) The property was revalued to E 700,000 which the new value for land is E140,000. The originallife of the building was 50 years and has not changed. The revaluation was done at the end of theyear.b) Additional equipment costing E150,000 and motor vehicle costing E450,000 were acquiredduring the year.c) Motor vehicles which cost the firm E 250,000 on 1st October 2020 was sold for E170,000.d) The company charges depreciation at the rate of 20% on cost on the motor vehicles andequipment is depreciated at 25% on reducing balance. Full year depreciation is charged in the yearof purchased and nil in the year of disposal.e)The company made a bonus issue of 1 share for every 3 shares held at E 2.00 on 1st June 2023and a right issue of 1 share for every 5 shares held as at 31st December, 2023 for E 3.50 per share.f) Treasure shares of 40,000 shares were issued for E 4.00 per shares and a dividend of E110,000was paid for the year.In accordance with IAS 16 Property Plant and Equipment, you are required to:i) Prepare the Non-Current Assets Schedule (15 Marks)ii) Prepare a Statement of Changes in Equity (15 Marks)[Total: 30 Marks]

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