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5. Unless otherwise indicated, the positive or negative effect of any figure must be considered to award the mark. If
no + or — sign or bracket is provided, assume that the figure is positive.
6. Where indicated, part-marks may be awarded to differentiate between differing qualities of answers from
candidates.
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made are due to nuances in a certain question.
Where penalties are applied, the marks for that section of the question cannot be a final negative.
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Accounting P41 2
NSC
QUESTION 1
a 144 Inflow of cash ~
1.1.2 Capital employed “
1.1.3 Depreciation v is
1.14 Outflow of cash “ Hl
1.2.2
Preparatory Exam 2020
Ordinary share capital
Authorised:
2.000 000 shares
Issued:
1 200 000 Shares in issue at the beginning 4200 000Y
(40 000) v | Shares repurchased (ASP: R3.50“) Operation (140 000) 4
800 000M | Shares issued during year at R4.48 each bpetaton 3 584 000M
1 960 000~ | Shares in issue at end 7 644 000V 8
Cash Flow Statement for the year ended 30 June 2020
Cash flow from operating activities 52 000v%
Cash generated from operations 639 100
Interest paid (82 000) ~
Taxation paid (75 600 7— 8 0007 — 12 500) or (65 100 | CY)
(-75 600 + 8 000 + 12 500) Spemaiiotsnepaipeonest
Dividends paid Sperationcore. bar
(210 000 + 240 000v v) or ( 210 000 + 414 000 -174 ae
Cash flow from investing activities
(374 900) ~ @
Purchase of fixed assets Saaion -)
(1.505 400 + 61 000v + 23 500v — 1201 500v) or (388 400) M4} ( <
(-1 505 400 - 61 000 — 23 500 + 1 201 500)
Sale of fixed assets 23 500”
Change in fixed deposit (10 000) ~
Cash flow from financing activities 3 260 000vM
Sale of shares 3584 000M
Shares repurchased (40 0007 x R4.10) (164 000) 1 (32)
Repayment of loan (160 000) ~
Net change in cash and cash equivalent 2 937 100M
Cash and cash equivalent at the beginning (2 000~ — 17 100) |* (15 100) &
(450 000) =| 4)
Cash and cash equivalent at the end Bpsmsiion
2 922 000M | | 32
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1.2.3 | Apart from the dividends, identify TWO good decisions. Explain the effect of
company. Quote figures.
each decision on
Consequence
Sale of shares, Improves cash flow — business can take advantage of
R3 584 000v investment opportunities ~ ri
Purchase of fixed assets, | Improves operating efficiency — business can eam
R388 400 greater profitsv”
Share repurchased, Improve NAV which could impact positively on the market
R164 000 price of shares/improves DPS hence present
shareholders will be satisfied/ improve EPS which creates
better i of the company.
Repayment of loan, Lower financial risk/Low geared
R160 000
1.2.4
Calculate: Net asset value per share (NAV)
7683200 x 100
1 960 000
SOR LTT ee _— 7
= 392 cents dpecstiohsoneiparncbiect
Calculate: Return on average shareholders’ equity (ROSHE)
TBA-BOOSTWO marks
257 400 v—75600"_ x 100
‘2 (7 683 200 v'+ 4 495 400) | 1
COC TNS WES
(Check average and muttipty by 100)
1.25
The directors are pleased that the operating efficiency of the business has
improved. Quote and explain TWO financial indicators to support their opinion.
vv
ased from 39.2% to 31.5% - effective control
% operating expenses on sales —
over expenses.
% operating profits on sales — increased from 6.5% to 12.7% - effective control of
expenses and higher mark-up % achieved. 4
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QUESTION 2
21 NO ACCOUNT DEBITED ACCOUNT CREDITED AMOUNT
A. | Ordinary share capitalv Ba iinitnienct naseags | F129 000%
Retained incomev Bank R225 000~
B. | Directors fees” Accrued expense” R522 000v
Cc. | Banky Debtors control” R12 800”
Bad debts“ Debtors control R19 200v E
{one mark:-for both, debtors ‘control, accounts)
2.2 _ STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (BALANCE SHEET) ON 29 FEBRUARY 2020.
ASSETS
NON-CURRENT ASSETS (2 772 300 —1 327 050) {TAXCAY 1 445 250 @
Fixed assets (1 445 250 - 200 000) {NCAFA) 1245250 @
3| Financial assets: Fixed deposit 200000 v
CURRENT ASSETS (884,700:x 4:5) 1 327 050vv
Inventories Opelatich ove pat comect 530820 7
Trade and other receivables PTA aca) 769689 &
Cash and cash equivalents “ ©"765689 26541 v
3 | TOTAL ASSETS it 27723004
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY 1 144 000 vZI
Ordinary share capital 864 000 4
3] Retained income 280 000
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 743 600
s[loan (920000 v— 153 600 “+ 65 400 ~ — 88 200 ) 743 600M
CURRENT LIABILITIES 884 700
Trade and other payables (440 000 + 11500 v+ 5000 v) 456 500 &
Current portion of loan Fecknce 88 200
SARS: Income tax (540 000 — 525 000) 15 000"
Bank overdraft (25 000 - 5 000 ) 20 000vv
Shareholders for dividends iii eigursy 305 000 %
41| TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES tine Bai corsok 2 772300 4 BE
SARS ‘Thadetanatother payables; Pe)
Foreign entries — 1 Max — 2
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Type of audit report:
Unqualified ~
Reason:
Any.valid‘eason ~
Fairly present / no irregularities found/ no problems encountered
To whom is an audit report addressed?
Shareholders “
Reason:
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Paltnans Wrmtseteneneecinice
Any-validtéason vv
Independent auditors are appointed by the shareholders/the shareholders are the
owners of the company.
Anyvalidiexplanation vv
Financial statements comply with international financial reporting standards/the
company operates in a global economy/shareholders are from various parts of the
world
Companies Act (71 of 2008)
Company is abiding by the law/stipulated standards are maintained/shareholders’
investment is safe/creates investor confidence in the company/the Companies Act
stipulates the manner in which financial statements must be prepared.
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QUESTION 3
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3.4.4 cy
3.1.2 Dy
3.1.3 Av
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3.2.1 Retained income:
Balance at beginning 560 000
Net profit after tax (90 000 v x 70/30 ~) dpération o 210 000m
Share buy-back (30 000 V x2“) Spetation ore pant comes (60 000)
Dividends (270 000 v x 34/100 ~) spetaion one par sorta (91 800)
Paid 27 500
Final/declared (91 800 — 27 500) fividends less interini Operation 64 300 4
Balance at end _bieriicn ona bart covrect 618 200 11
3.2.2
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As an existing shareholder, what factors/ financial indicators would you
assess in determining whether R10.20 per share is a fair issue price? Provide
reasons for your choices.
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NAV: improved from 490 cents to 1 033 cents/ by 543 cents
Market price: improved from 485 cents to 850 cents / by 365 cents
Khethiwe owns 43% of the shares in issue on 30 June 2019. Calculate the
number of additional shares she must purchase in order to be a majority
shareholder.
She currently owns: 300 000 x 43% = 129 000 shares ”
To be majority shareholder she needs: (370 000 x 50%) + 1 = 185 001 shares ”
She needs to buy: 185 001 — 129 000 = 56 001 shares Y
Koos Trimp (the CEO) has suggested that Khethiwe should be given the first
option to purchase the additional shares before they are advertised to the
ublic. What advice would you offer to the directors conc: U
See Jeamoehts erning this proposal?
mMdlearlincomiplete’explanation
MNES vv
Legislation and governance regulations must be followed by everyone/the directors
must apply the law to safeguard the integrity of the business/insider trading is illegal
and unethical/nepotism as the CEO is abusing his position.
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3.2.3 [Companies buy back shares from time to time. Explain TWO benefits of
share buy-backs.
‘Accept shart explanations;:may be phirésed differently
Part-malks foruntiéarincomplete €xplanation
Anytwo'valid benefits vv vv
It improves the NAV which could impact positively on the market price of shares/it
improves EPS which creates a better image of the company/it improves the DPS
hence present shareholders will be satisfied/ shows that the company is solvent
and liquid. 4
3.2.4 | Quote TWO financial indicators (with figures and trends) that Indicate an
improvement in the idity position of the business.
Paitamiatks for unclean fe explanation
Finandialindicators (with figures) Showihg'the ends vv vv
Current ratio: increased from 1.4:1 to 1.9:1
Average debtors collection period: decreased from 57 days to 38 days
3.2.5 [The company paid back a large portion of the loan. Explain why this was a
decision. Quote TWO financial indicators (with figures).
Debt/equity ratio: decreased from 0.5:1 to 0.2:1. Lower financial risk/low geared
ROTCE: decreased from 22.3% to 20.8%. Still positively geared as it is greater
than interest on loan (11%). 4
3.2.6 [Calculate the dividend pay-out policy over the past two years. Provide a
possible reason for the current policy adopted.
2019: 52/63 x 100 = 82.5% Vv
2020: 34/84 x 100 = 40.5% vv
A greater % was retained in 2020 for future expansion purposes. “
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