# Accounting Grade 10 P2 Eastern Cape November 2018 QP (Eng)

> Grade 10 Accounting Paper 2 question paper from the Eastern Cape November 2018 (English), 7 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Updated: 2026-09-27
- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 10
- Language: English
- Document type: Question paper
- Year: 2018
- Exam period: Eastern Cape November
- Paper: 2
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 7

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                              NATIONAL
                         SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                               GRADE 10

                           NOVEMBER 2018

                           ACCOUNTING P2

MARKS:     150

TIME:      2 hours

         This question paper consists of 7 pages and a 10 page answer book.

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2                                         ACCOUNTING P2                             (EC/NOVEMBER 2018)

 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

 Read the following instructions carefully and follow them precisely.

 1.       A special ANSWER BOOK is provided in which you must answer ALL the
          questions.

 2.       Show ALL workings to earn part-marks.

 3.       You may use a non-programmable calculator.

 4.       You may use a dark pencil or black/blue ink to answer the questions.

 5.       Where applicable, show all calculations to ONE decimal point.

 6.       A breakdown of the questions is provided. You must attempt to comply with
          the suggested time allocation for each question.

                               QUESTION 1: 25 marks; 20 minutes
    Topic of the question:            This question integrates:
                                      Financial accounting
                                       VAT concepts
    Internal control, VAT
                                      Managing resources
                                       Control of cash and stock

                              QUESTION 2: 45 marks; 35 minutes
    Topic of the question:               This question integrates
                                         Cost accounting
                                          Calculating production cost
    Cost accounting and internal control
                                         Managing resources
                                          Control of raw materials and work in progress

                               QUESTION 3: 25 marks; 20 minutes
    Topic of the question:            This question integrates:
                                      Cost accounting
                                       Concepts
    Budget
                                       Budget
                                       Managing costs

                               QUESTION 4: 55 marks; 45 minutes
    Topic of the question:            This question integrates:
                                      Managing resources
    Reconciliation and general ledger
                                       Control of debtors and trading stock

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(EC/NOVEMBER 2018)                             ACCOUNTING P2                                    3

 QUESTION 1: INTERNAL CONTROL AND VAT                                  (25 marks; 20 minutes)
 1.1    INTERNAL CONTROL
        Read the following scenario and answer the questions that follow.
        Lennox High’s Grade 10 learners have been running a small tuck-shop business
        at school during break time. They are a group of five who help each other at the
        tuck-shop. They have been recording everything they do. They kept their stock in
        an unlocked cupboard in the accounting teacher’s classroom. Their cash was put
        in a shoe box and also put inside that cupboard. Two weeks after beginning their
        project, they were disappointed to notice that their trading stock and cash were
        missing. They have asked one of the Grade 12 Accounting learners to look at
        their books and check how much their loss is.
        1.1.1 The Grade 12 learner acts as their (internal / external) auditor.                      (2)
        1.1.2 Recommend THREE control measures or procedures that should be
              implemented in order to protect the trading stock and the cash from being
              stolen.                                                                            (12)
 1.2    VAT STATEMENTS

        Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE.

        1.2.1 VAT is payable to SARS.

        1.2.2 VAT input is the value added tax that is charged to customers.

        1.2.3 Any business with sales of more than R200 000 must register as a VAT
              vendor.

        1.2.4 Certain basic foods and essential items are zero-rated to assist the poor.

        1.2.5 Most businesses mark their stock with the selling price including VAT.

        1.2.6 VAT is payable when VAT output exceeds VAT input.                                      (6)

 1.3    VAT ANALYSIS
        Analyse the following items by making a cross (X) in the appropriate column.

                GOODS / SERVICES                  15% VAT       0% VAT        VAT
                                                                              EXEMPT
        1.3.1   Petrol
        1.3.2   New cash register
        1.3.3   Brown bread
        1.3.4   School fees of public school
        1.3.5   Salary of hotel manager
                                                                                                     (5)

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4                                     ACCOUNTING P2                         (EC/NOVEMBER 2018)

 QUESTION 2: COST ACCOUNTING AND INTERNAL CONTROL
                                             (45 marks; 35 minutes)
 Win-Wood Manufacturers make wooden tables for outdoor use. The target of the factory
 is 250 tables per month.
 REQUIRED:
 2.1    Calculate the total cost of production for the month, according to the following
        steps:
        2.1.1 Direct material cost for 250 tables                                                 (20)
        2.1.2 Direct labour cost for 250 tables                                                   (4)
        2.1.3 Prime cost                                                                          (2)
        2.1.4 Calculate the overhead cost                                                         (7)
        2.1.5 Calculate the total production cost for 250 tables                                  (2)
 2.2    Calculate the unit cost per table.                                                        (3)
 2.3    Calculate the selling price per unit if the mark-up is 30%.                               (3)
 2.4    Win-Wood Manufacturers experience huge losses due to errors made during
        production. Give TWO solutions to solve this problem.                                     (4)
        INFORMATION:
        The following materials are required to make one table.

                                   R10 per m                    12 slatted pieces x 2,8 m
         Wood
                                   R12 per m                    8 square pieces x 4 m
         Brass screws              R3 per packet of 50          2 packets
         Sandpaper                 R6 per sheet                 6 sheets
         Varnish                   R20 per litre                1 litre
         Labour rate               R20 per hour                 5 hours per table
         Factory insurance         R3 000 per month
                                                                Factory: R3 000
         Rent                      R6 000 per month
                                                                Admin block: R3 000
         Consumable stores         R200                         Gloves, dust masks
                                                                Hand cleaner, varnish
         Cleaning aids             R150
                                                                remover
                                   Manager: R12 000
                                   Receptionist: R4 500
         Salaries
                                   Factory manager: R8 000
                                   Factory cleaner: R2 800
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(EC/NOVEMBER 2018)                         ACCOUNTING P2                                   5

 QUESTION 3: BUDGET                                             (25 marks; 20 minutes)
 3.1    Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE.
        3.1.1 A long term budget is drawn up for a period of five years.

        3.1.2 Capital budget is the same as the cash budget.
        3.1.3 Shortfall is when you receive more money than what you spend.
        3.1.4 A cash budget is a plan showing only the money expected to be received
        3.1.5 A zero budget is drawn up each year.                                              (5)
 3.2    Grade 11 learners are usually responsible to organise the matric farewell. Since
        Grade 10 learners need to be knowledgeable, it is important to take note of what
        the 2018 Grade 11s did.
        REQUIRED:
        3.2.1 Prepare a budget for the 2019 matric farewell using the information
              supplied.                                                                     (10)
        3.2.2 Make a suggestion to cut the costs for décor and food for the 2019 matric
              farewell.                                                                         (4)
        3.2.3 Name ONE other possible fundraising method.                                       (2)
        3.2.4 Name TWO sources of income and TWO expenses found on a household
              budget.                                                                           (4)
        INFORMATION:

        Dѐcor                                                                     5 000
        Catering                                                                 24 000
        Rent of the venue                                                         6 000
        Cake sale                                                                 2 000
        Donations                                                                 6 000
        Soccer tournament                                                        17 600
        Raffle                                                                    4 500
        Sale of bunny chows                                                       3 900

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6                                             ACCOUNTING P2                                 (EC/NOVEMBER 2018)

 QUESTION 4: RECONCILIATIONS AND GENERAL LEDGER
                                             (55 marks; 45 minutes)

 4.1    RECONCILIATION
        REQUIRED:
        4.1.1 Draw up the amended Debtors Control account as at 30 September 2018.                                (16)
        4.1.2 Make the necessary adjustments to the debtors list. Show all calculations.                          (7)
        4.1.3 Name TWO strategies that can be implemented to encourage debtors to
              pay their accounts on time.                                                                         (4)
        INFORMATION:
        The inexperienced bookkeeper of Spaza Traders prepared the following Debtors
        Control account on 30 September 2018.
                                 GENERAL LEDGER OF SPAZA TRADERS
                                        DEBTORS CONTROL
            Sep   1    Balance          b/d       41 550   Sep    30   Bank                 CPJ          95
                  30   Sales            DJ        95 350               Debtors allowances   DAJ         574
                       Bank             CRJ       90 936               Journal credits       GJ         292
                       Journal debits   GJ          508                Balance               c/d     227 383
                                                 228 344                                             228 344
            Oct   1    Balance          b/d      227 383

        Debtors list
         C Rode                                                       0
         D Mahoman                                                  130
         RE Truter                                               35 641
         Master & Sons                                            7 000

        Errors and omissions
            C Rode’s cheque for R95 was returned by the bank marked “insufficient funds”,
             this has been recorded. C Rode had previously settled his debt of R105.
            D Mahoman, a debtor, is insolvent and the balance of R130 on his account
             must be written off as a bad debt. No entry has been made.
            The Debtors Journal is overcast by R3 000.
            A debit note for R180 in respect of goods returned to RE Traders (a creditor)
             was entered in the Debtors Allowances Journal by mistake and posted to the
             account of RE Truter in the debtors’ ledger.
            Master & Sons, a creditor, who has a debit balance of R7 000, appears on
             the debtors list.

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(EC/NOVEMBER 2018)                            ACCOUNTING P2                                       7

 4.2    GENERAL LEDGER
        REQUIRED:
        4.2.1 Complete the Trading Stock account by supplying the missing information
              (A – J).                                                                             (11)
        4.2.2 Give ONE possible explanation for the entry of R2 220.                                   (2)
        4.2.3 Give TWO possible explanations for the entry of R60.                                     (4)
                                  GENERAL LEDGER OF NT TRADERS
                                           Trading Stock
         Sep    1    Balance           b/d   A     Sep 30 Creditors Control   F             950
                30           B         CPJ   6 880                 G          CRJ         9 200
                     Creditors Control  C    7 430        Cost of sales       H           8 500
                             D         DAJ   2 220                  I         GJ             60
                     Petty Cash         E       90        Balance             c/d         2 410

          Oct   1    Balance         b/d     J

 4.3    INTERNAL CONTROL
        M Snook is employed by NT Traders. It is her duty to order stock, to record all
        transactions relating to these orders and to pay the suppliers. She frequently buys
        stock from regular suppliers for the personal use of the owner and staff members.
        She is too busy with her other duties to do the quarterly stocktaking as requested.
        4.3.1 Name and explain the GAAP principle that should be applied in the above
              scenario.                                                                                (3)
        4.3.2 NT Traders do not have proper control of their trading stock. Identify
              THREE areas of concern and give a solution for each.                                     (6)
        4.3.3 It has been noted that the quality of the trading stock supplied by one of
              the regular suppliers has deteriorated. Give ONE suggestion as to how
              NT Traders can overcome this problem.                                                    (2)

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                                                                                       TOTAL:      150

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