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    ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD

    (Department of Commerce)

    ADVANCED ACCOUNTING (444)

    CHECKLIST

    SEMESTER: SPRING, 2012

    This packet comprises the following material: -

    1. Text book (one)

    2. Assignment No. 1, & 23. Assignment forms (Two sets )

    4. Schedule for submitting assignments and tutorial meetings

    If you find anything missing in this packet, please contact at the address given below:

    The

    Mailing Officer,

    Allama Iqbal Open University

    H-8, Islamabad

    051-9057611- 12

    Muhammad MunirCourse Coordinator

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    ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD(Department of Commerce)

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    WARNING1. PLAGIARISM OR HIRING OF GHOST WRITER(S) FOR SOLVING

    THE ASSIGNMENT(S) WILL DEBAR THE STUDENT FROM AWARDOF DEGREE/CERTIFICATE, IF FOUND AT ANY STAGE.

    2. SUBMITTING ASSIGNMENT(S) BORROWED OR STOLEN FROMOTHER(S) AS ONES OWN WILL BE PENALIZED AS DEFINED INAIOU PLAGIARISM POLICY.

    Course: Advanced Accounting (444) Semester: Spring, 2012

    Level: BA/B.Com Total Marks: 100Units: 19 Pass Marks: 40

    Assignment No. 1(Units: 14)

    Note: You are required to attempt all questions if you are unable to understand any

    question of assignment, do seek help from your concerned tutor. But keep in

    mind that tutors are not supposed to solve the assignment questions for you.

    Q. 1 From the following transactions between Ahmad and Raza on account of jointventure business carried out by them in March 2010, show how the account will bemaintained by Raza and how settlement would be made? Also show entries in the

    books of Ahmad. The profit and losses are shared equally. (20)

    Date Details

    March 2nd Ahmad purchased gods worth Rs. 40,000 for the joint venture andspent Rs. 5,000 as freight.

    March 5th Raza purchased goods worth Rs. 60,000 for the joint venture and

    spent Rs. 3,000 as go down rent.

    March 6th Ahmad sold goods for Rs. 40,000.

    March 10th Raza sold goods for Rs. 50,000.

    March 13th Ahmad sold remaining goods for Rs. 30,000. He paid Rs. 2,000 as

    commission to his agent and Rs. 1,000 wages.

    March 18th Raza sold goods for Rs. 30,000 and remaining stock of gods wastaken over by for Rs. 5,000.

    March 18th Raza paid Rs. 1,500 as wages and Rs. 500 as miscellaneous

    business expenses.

    March 26th

    Ahmad and Raza submitted an account to each other for information.

    March 29th

    Raza received Rs. 1,000 from Ahmad in settlement of account.

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    Q. 2 On January 1, 2010, Hassan of Quetta consigned goods to Ali of Lahore forselling purpose. Ali is entitled to commission of 6% on invoice price and 20%of any surplus price realized. Goods costing Rs. 18,000 were consigned at aninvoice price of Rs. 22,500. The expenses of consignment amounted to Rs.

    1,800 were incurred by Hassan. Ali sent an Account Sales showing thefollowing information: He sold 75% of the quantity of goods consigned to himfor Rs. 18,500. He paid freight Rs. 180, insurance Rs. 90 and other expenses

    Rs. 230. Hassan drew a bill for Rs. 10,000 on Ali, which was accepted. Ali paidthe remaining balance in cash. You are required to prepare the necessary ledger

    accounts in the books of both the parties. (20)

    Q. 3 Arif Traders has a branch at Gujrat. The goods are invoiced to the branch atcost plus 20%. The expenses of the Branch are paid from Head Office. The

    branch keeps a sales journal and Debtors ledger only. On the basis of thefollowing information, prepare Branch Account as it would appear in the books

    of Head Office. (20)

    Details Amount (Rs.)

    Opening stock (at invoice price) ..................................... Rs.12,000

    Closing stock (at invoice price) ...................................... 9,000

    Credit sales .................................................................... 20,500

    Cash sales ...................................................................... 8,750Receipt from debtors ...................................................... 18,950

    Sundry debtors on 31st

    December, 2010.... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... .. 4,580

    Goods received from Head Office .................................. 15,000

    Goods in transit from Head Office on 31st March 2010 ... 1,800

    Expenses paid by Head Office for the branch ................. 5,200

    Q. 4 Explain the procedure of issuance of shares of a company. Give the accountingtreatment for different steps involved in this procedure with the help of an

    example. (20)

    Q. 5 ABC Ltd. offered to the public 5,000, 10% debentures of Rs. 100 each at Rs. 105

    each. 80% of the issued debentures was underwritten by M/s Stock and Shares withan underwriting commission of 25%. The company received applications for 4,000debentures, which were allotted. Journalise the above transactions in the books ofABC Ltd. (20)

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    Assignment No. 2

    (Units: 59)

    Q. 1 Khawaja Ltd. Was registered with a capital of Rs. 10,00,000 divided into equity

    shares of Rs. 10 each. From the following trial balance of Khawaja Ltd., prepare

    Profit and Loss account and a Balance Sheet December 31, 2010. (20)

    Particulars Rs. Particulars Rs.

    Sundry debtors

    Closing stock

    Fixed assets (at cost):

    Furniture

    Motor car

    Premises

    Salaries

    Investment in shares (at cost)

    Printing and stationery

    Postage and telegrams

    Motor car fuel

    Audit fee

    Directors fee

    Cash at bank

    Cash in hand

    134,200

    80,000

    75,000

    22,000

    180,500

    32,750

    15,000

    1,020

    1,520

    5,450

    3,100

    950

    50,247

    35,058

    Share capital (fully called-up)

    Gross profit

    Sundry creditors

    Dividends

    Profit & Loss Account (last year)

    Depreciation provisions:

    Furniture

    Motor car

    Premises

    400,000

    152,500

    39,765

    1,500

    22,030

    10,000

    6,000

    5,000

    636,795 636,795

    Additional Information:i) Provide 10% depreciation on motorcar, furniture, and premises.ii) Salaries include Rs. 9,000 paid to Managing Director.

    iii) Proposed dividend at 12%.iv) Provision for taxation is to be made Rs. 45,000.

    Q. 2 Define recapitalization. What are the legal provisions for recapitalization? Discuss

    the advantages of recapitalization. (20)

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    Q. 3 a) What are the major objectives of ratio analysis? (10)

    b) Following is the trading and profit & loss account of Anderson Ltd. (10)

    Trading and Profit & Loss Account

    Details Rs. Details Rs.

    Opening stock

    Purchases

    Manufacturing Expenses

    Gross profit

    55,000

    125,000

    17,500

    97,970

    Sales

    Closing stock

    265,000

    30,470

    295,470 295,470

    Office & administrative expenses

    Selling & distribution expenses

    Preliminary expenses written off

    Net Profit

    13,200

    18,420

    4,000

    62,350

    Gross profit 97,970

    97,970 97,970

    Calculate:

    i) GP Ratio ii) NP Ratioiii) Profit Margin Ratio iv) Inventory Turnover Ratio

    Q. 4 What is the difference between Hire-Purchase and Installment Sale? Explain the

    accounting procedure for the buyer in installment sale. (20)

    Q. 5 Differentiate between operating lease and capital lease. Give accounting treatment

    for operating lease in the books of lessor. (20)

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