Question: QUESTION 1 PART A ( 3 0 marks, 5 4 minutes ) Defendify ( Pty ) Ltd ( Defendify ) manufactures self -

QUESTION 1
PART A (30 marks, 54 minutes)
Defendify (Pty) Ltd ("Defendify") manufactures self-defence weapons in Johannesburg, South Africa. The company's manufacturing process has been approved by SARS as a qualifying process of manufacture. The company is not a small business corporation, as defined in the Income Tax Act.
The company is registered as a Category A, value-added tax (VAT) vendor, making only taxable supplies. Defendify's financial year ends on the last day of March.
The company carried forward an assessed loss of R56000 from the previous year of assessment (2021) and always utilises any possible election(s) that would legally minimise its overall tax liability during any given year of assessment.
You have been appointed as the tax manager of ABC Accounting and Defendify (Pty) Ltd is your new client. The following transactions relate to the 2022 year of assessment:
Included in the sales amount of R4500000 is an advance payment of R30000 received from a customer in respect of a pepper spray order still to be manufactured. The quoted selling price is R85000, and it should cost R60000 to manufacture the pepper spray. It is estimated that the transaction will be finalised within three months after the end of the current year of assessment. The specific gross profit percentage of the debtor can be applied to the allowance as the Commissioner approved the allowance.
Purchases amounted to R1500000 and the cost of opening and closing stock were R556000 and R765400 respectively. The market value of opening and closing stock were R665000 and 578000 respectively.
On 17 August 2021, Defendify purchased raw material for $14000(free on board) from a supplier in Canada to manufacture taser guns. The order was placed on 17 August 2021 to be delivered as soon as possible, and the debt was settled on 15 April 2022.
The following ruling exchange rates applied:
\table[[Date,Exchange rate (Spot),Average rate],[17 August 2021,1$= R17.89,],[31 March 2022,1$=R18.45,],[15April 2022,1$= R18.75,],[1 April 2021-31 March 2022,,$ $ R 18.10]]
The company leases a few of its delivery vehicles in terms of finance leases. The instalments are all payable over 48 months. You are provided with the following information:
Instalments for the year (including VAT)
R280000
VAT element included in instalments for the year
?
The debtors clerk indicated that the list of doubtful debts amounted to R450000 and that 40% of the list of doubtful debts are in arrears for more than 60 days, but less than 120 days. Defendify does not apply IFRS 9.
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Test 2 June 2022
PART A (continued)
The following information relates to the assets held by the company:
Defendify purchased a plot of land on 10 July 2008 and erected a factory building on the land. The plot of land was originally acquired for R450000(including VAT) and the factory was erected on 1 October 2008 for R990000(including VAT) and brought into use on 30 November 2008. As Defendify is a VAT vendor making 100% taxable supplies, the company could claim the input tax on the original transaction for the plot of land and the factory building.
The following costs were incurred while the company owned the factory building and plot of land:
\table[[Bond registration costs (10 July 2008),R6500],[\table[[Interest paid on mortgage bond (portion relating to 2022 year of],[assessment is R50000)]],R500000],[Improvements to the factory building (15 August 2016),R250000],[Advertising costs to find a buyer for the assets (16 January 2022),R15000]]
The plot of land and factory building was sold as a unit on 31 January 2022 respectively for R500000(land) and R2000000(factory), to an unconnected person.
\table[[REQUIRED:,MARKS],[Calculate the taxable income of Defendify (Pty) Ltd for the 2022 year of assessment.,30]]
 QUESTION 1 PART A (30 marks, 54 minutes) Defendify (Pty) Ltd

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