# Accounting Grade 11 September Test 2019 Paper & Memo

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- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 11
- Document type: Question paper and memo
- Year: 2019
- Exam period: September Test
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 13

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Accounting (Grade 11)
NSC

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

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September 2019 Common Test

Read the following instructions and be sure to follow them carefully:

1. This question paper consists of 6 pages.

2, A special ANSWER BOOK consisting of 5 pages is provided in which to answer

all the questions.

3. Answer ALL the questions.

4, Workings must be shown in brackets in order to earn part marks.

a, Non-programmable calculators may be used.

6. You may use a dark pencil or black / blue pen to answer the questions.

ry Marks will be deducted for missing details and foreign entries.

8. Use the information in the table below as a guide when answering the question paper:

Question 1: 46 Marks, 28 Minutes

The topic of this question is:

Content:

Inventory Systems

e Periodic Inventory System
e General Ledger
e Internal Control

Question 2: 54 Marks, 32 Minutes

The topic of this question is:

Content:

Projected Income Statement

e Debtors Collection Schedule
e Projected Income Statement

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Accounting (Grade 11) September 2019 Common Test

NSC

QUESTION 1 (46 Marks, 28 Minutes)
INVENTORY SYSTEMS

4.1. Use the information provided below to compiete the following accounts in the General
Ledger for the year ended 28 February 2019. Show the entries as it would have been
posted from the relevant subsidiary book.

1.1.1 Purchases (14)
1.1.2 Sales (10)
1.1.3. Trading Account (14)

1.2  Zandile Zulu is concerned about the increase of shop-lifting within her business. She _— (8)
has heard that businesses that implement the perpetual inventory system find it easier
to detect theft. Explain why this is so, as well as how theft can be detected using the
perpetual stock system.

Information:
28 February | 28 February
2019 2018
Trading Stock 236 800 248 900
Carriage on Purchases 22 400
Cash Purchases for the year 215 500
Credit Purchases for the year 163 600
Cash Sales 296 000
Credit Sales 361 400
sp * stock taken by the owner for 18 500
Goods returned to creditors during the year 10 300
Donation of stock to local children’s home 8 000
Goods returned by debtors 7 600

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Accounting (Grade 11)

QUESTION 2

PROJECTED INCOME STATEMENT

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NSC

MM Stores is a clothing retailer situated in Bergville.

Required:

(54 Marks, 32 Minutes)

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September 2019 Common Test

2.1. Explain the difference between a Cash Budget and Projected Income Statement.

2.2 Complete the Debtors Collection Schedule for July and August 2019.

2.3. Complete the missing amounts labelled A to K in the Projected Income Statement
for July and August 2019. Show calculations to earn part marks.

Information:

June 2019 July 2019 | August 2019
Sales 240 000 252 000 A
Cost of Sales (150 000) B c
Gross Profit 90 000 ? ?
Operating Income 13 000 13 200 13 400
Rent Income 8 000 8 000 8 000
Commission Income 5 000 5 200 5 400
Gross Operating Income 103 000 ? a
Operating Expenses (56 250) ? 2
Water and Electricity 5 000 5 000 5 000
Bad Debts 4 200 D E
Salaries and Wages 31 000 31 000 F
Sundry Expenses 6 760 6 760 G
Advertising 7 200 H ]
Depreciation 2100 2100 J
Operating Profit 46 750 F a
Interest Income 875 875 K
Net Profit for the year AT 625 ? 2

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Accounting (Grade 11) September 2019 Common Test

NSC

Additional Information:

e Sales are expected to increase by 5% per month.

e Credit Sales account for 40% of total sales.

e Debtors are expected to settle their accounts as follows:

o 50% settle accounts in the month of sale and receive 5% discount.
o 45% settle accounts in the month following the sale.
o Provision is made for 5% bad debts.

e The business applies a 60% mark up on all items sold.

e The business currently employs one manager at a gross salary of R15 000 as well
as two shop assistants who are paid equally. The business plans to employ a third
shop assistant from 1 August 2019 at the same rate as the two current shop
assistants.

e Sundry expenses are expected to increase by R200 from 1 August 2019.

e Advertising costs will remain fixed at 3% of sales.

e The current fixed deposit of R210 000 at an interest rate of 5% per annum, will
mature on 31 July 2019. R60 000 will be withdrawn to purchase additional
equipment on 1 August 2019.

e Depreciation will be provided at 20% per annum on cost. The business has
equipment valued at R126 000 on 1 June 2019.

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ACCOUNTING *
ANSWER BOOK
SEPTEMBER 2019 :
COMMON TEST :

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1 Inventory Systems
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Accounting (Grade 11) 2 September 2019 Common Test
NSC
QUESTION 1 (46 Marks, 28 Minutes)
INVENTORY SYSTEMS
1.1.1
Purchases
14
1.1.2
Sales
10
1.1.3
Trading Account
14
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Accounting (Grade 11) 3 September 2019 Common Test
NSC
12 Zandile Zulu is concerned about the increase of shop-lifting within her business.

She has heard that businesses that implement the perpetual inventory system
find it easier to detect theft. Explain why this is so, as well as how theft can be
detected using the perpetual stock system.

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QUESTION 2 (54 Marks, 32 Minutes)
PROJECTED INCOME STATEMENT
2.1 Explain the difference between a Cash Budget and_ Projected Income Statement.
Cash
Budget
Projected
Income
Statement
4
2.2 Debtors Collection Schedule for June 2019 to August 2019.
Credit June July August
Sales 2019 2019 2019
May 2019 91 400 41 130
June 2019 96 000
July 2019
August 2019
16

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September 2019 Common Test

2.3

Calculations

Answer

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                                               ACCOUNTING

                                       MARKING MEMORANDUM

                                            SEPTEMBER 2019

                                              COMMON TEST

                                          NATIONAL
                                     SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                                                 GRADE 11
                                                     GRADE 10
       MARKS             : 100

       TIME              : 1 hour

              Question                         Topic                  Marks         Minutes
                     1           Inventory Systems                      46            28
                     2           Projected Income Statement             54            32

                                                                       100            60

                                      This marking guideline consists of 4 pages.

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Accounting (Grade 11)                              2                        September 2019 Common Test
                                                 NSC

QUESTION 1                                                                     (46 Marks, 28 Minutes)

INVENTORY SYSTEMS

1.1.1
                                             Purchases
     2019                                              2019
                 28    Bank              215 500            28   Drawings             18 500
     Feb                                               Feb
                       Creditors                                   Creditors
                                          163 600                                       10 300
                       Control                                    Control
                                                                   Donation              8 000
                                                                   Trading
                                                                                     342 300
                                                                   Account
                                            379 100                                   379 100
                                                                                                     (14)

1.1.2
                                               Sales
   2019               Debtors                          2019
             28                             7 600            28   Bank                296 000
   Feb                Allowances                      Feb
                      Trading                                      Debtors
                                         649 800                                      361 400
                      Account                                     Control
                                            657 400                                    657 400

                                                                                                     (10)

1.1.3
                                          Trading Account
   2018                                                2019
             1        Opening Stock      248 900            28   Sales              649 800
   Mar                                                 Feb
   2019
            28        Purchases          342 300                 Closing Stock       236 800
   Feb
                      Carriage on
                                           22 400
                      Purchases
                      Profit and Loss   273 000
                                            886 600                                    886 600
                                                                                                     (14)

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Accounting (Grade 11)                                      3                    September 2019 Common Test
                                                           NSC

1.2   Zandile Zulu is concerned about the increase of shop-lifting within her business. She
      has heard that businesses that implement the perpetual inventory system find it easier
      to detect theft. Explain why this is so, as well as how theft can be detected using the
      perpetual stock system.
       In the periodic inventory system, there is not a continuous record of the stock that is
         on hand at any one time. 
       It is therefore nearly impossible to check actual stock levels after a stock take with
         the accounting records to determine if theft has taken place. 
       The perpetual inventory system keeps an accurate record of stock on hand at all
         times. 
       The stock records can therefore be compared to the actual stock take to determine                (8)
         the amount of theft that has occurred.

QUESTION 2                                                                         (54 Marks, 32 Minutes)

PROJECTED INCOME STATEMENT

2.1    Explain the difference between a Cash Budget and Projected Income Statement.
                        Includes the predicted inflows and outflows of cash in order to
        Cash
                        predict the bank balances during each month of the budget
        Budget
                        period.
        Projected       Contains all the expected incomes and expenses during the
        Income          budgeted period in order to show the predicted monthly net
        Statement       profit.                                                                       (4)

2.2    Debtors Collection Schedule fir June to August 2019.
                                                Credit           June       July        August
                                                Sales            2019       2019         2019
         May 2019                                 91 400          41 130
         June 2019                                96 000       45 600    43 200 
         July 2019      (40% of total sales)   100 800                   47 880     45 360
         August 2019          (2.3Ax40%)       105 840                                 50 274
                                                                 86 730    91 080      95 634       (16)

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Accounting (Grade 11)                                      4    September 2019 Common Test
                                                         NSC

2.3
                                              Calculations              Answer

           A     252 000  X 105/ 100                                 264 600

           B     252 000 X 100/160                                   157 500

           C     264 600 X 100/160                                   165 375

           D     91 400  X 5%                                          4 570

           E     96 000  X 5%                                          4 800

                 31 000 – 15 000 = 16 000 / 2 = 8 000
           F                                                            39 000
                 8 000 x 3 = 24 000 + 15 000

           G     6 760 + 200                                           6 960

           H     252 000 X 3%                                          7 560

           I     264 000 X 3%                                           7 938

                 126 000 + 60 000 = 186 000 X 1/12
           J                                                             3 100
                 OR      60 000 X 20% X 1/12 = 1 000 + 2 100

                 210 000 – 60 000 = 150 000 X 5% X 1/12
           K                                                              625
                 OR      875 - 250
                                                                                       (34)

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