The Raving  Storm is a trader in hurricane shutter  systems. The  firm has provided  the following details   for the year 2017 : Receipt from   debtors 80,000   Bal   b/d 60,000 Cash Sales 110,000   Office   expense 30,000 Investment  income 35,000   Wages 50,000 Disposal   of  equipment 48,000   Rent 42,000 Bal  c/d 256,000   Loan repayment 40,000       Payment to creditors 35,000       Rates

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The Raving  Storm is a trader in hurricane shutter  systems. The  firm has provided  the following details   for the year 2017 :

Receipt from   debtors

80,000

 

Bal   b/d

60,000

Cash Sales

110,000

 

Office   expense

30,000

Investment  income

35,000

 

Wages

50,000

Disposal   of  equipment

48,000

 

Rent

42,000

Bal  c/d

256,000

 

Loan repayment

40,000

 

 

 

Payment to creditors

35,000

 

 

 

Rates

15,000

 

 

 

Loan interest

9,000

 

 

 

Cash Purchases

48,000

 

 

 

Equipment

200,000

 

529,000

 

 

529,000

 

Additional details  available included  the following

DETAILS

Jan. 01

Dec. 31

Wages  prepaid

8,000

12,000

Investment income  prepaid

8,500

11,000

Stock

25,000

34,200

Creditors

14,000

18,000

Equipment  ( Book value )

240,000

400,000

Machinery  ( Book value )

150,000

145,000

Motor  vehicle  ( Book value )

85,000

78,000

Debtors

25,000

32,000

Office  expenses  owing

5,000

8,000

Rates owing

3,000

4,000

10% Loan

150,000

110,000

Notes : i ]  The  equipment  that was  sold had a book value  of  $30,000

           ii ]   Discount received from supplier  amount to  $6,000

How much is to be shown as capital  at the  start of the  year 

How much  is the total  sales  for the  year

How much was  earned  as  investment income  for the year

How much must be shown as  depreciation  charges  for equipment  for the year

 

 

 

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