# Accounting Grade 11 P2 Gauteng November 2022 Memo (English)

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- Updated: 2026-09-27
- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 11
- Language: English
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2022
- Exam period: Gauteng November
- Paper: 2
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 11

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                PROVINCIAL EXAMINATION
                              NOVEMBER 2022
                                       GRADE 11
                      MARKING GUIDELINES
                                ACCOUNTING (PAPER 2)

11 pages

Marking principles:
1.    Penalties for foreign items are applied only if the candidate is not losing marks elsewhere
      in the question for that item (no penalty for misplaced item). No double penalty applied.
2.    Penalties for placement or poor presentation (e.g. details) are applied only if the
      candidate is earning marks on the figures for that item.
3.    Full marks for correct answer. If answer is incorrect, mark the workings provided.
4.    If a pre-adjustment figure is shown as a final figure, allocate the part-mark for the working
      for that figure (not the method mark for the answer).
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.
7.    Where penalties are applied, the marks for that section of the question cannot be a final
      negative.
8.    ‘Operation’ means check operation. ‘One part correct’ means operation and one part
      correct. Note: ‘check operation’ must be +, -, x, ÷ as per memo.
9.    ‘One part correct’ means operation and one part correct. Where method marks are
      awarded for one part correct, the marker must inspect the reasonableness of the answer
      and at least one part must be correct before awarding the mark. If a figure has earned a
      method mark, this will be regarded as ‘one part correct’.
10.   In calculations, do not award marks for workings if numerator and denominator are
      swapped – this also applies to ratios.
11.   In awarding method marks, ensure that candidates do not get full marks for any item that
      is incorrect at least in part. Indicate with a 
12.   Be aware of candidates who provide valid alternatives beyond the marking guideline.
13.   Codes: f = foreign item; p = placement/presentation.

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                                                           ACCOUNTING
                                      MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                           (PAPER 2)       GRADE 11

QUESTION 1: RECONCILIATIONS                                      40 marks; 32 minutes

1.1   Choose the correct word/s that match/es with the statements below.

       1.1.1   debit √
       1.1.2   CRJ √
       1.1.3   materiality √
       1.1.4   credit card √
       1.1.5   liability √

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1.2   1.2.1 Cash Receipts Journal and Cash Payments Journal for June 2022

           CASH RECEIPTS JOURNAL                 CASH PAYMENTS JOURNAL
                             20 420                         29 070
                         3 500 √                            260 √
                              52 √                          250 √
                         3 600 √√                          4 950 √√
                         27 572                           34 530 

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                                                             ACCOUNTING
                                   MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                             (PAPER 2)               GRADE 11

      1.2.2 Bank Reconciliation Statement of Mamba Traders on 30 June 2022

                                                              Debit         Credit
      Cr balance as per bank statement                                      √ 11 892
      Cr outstanding deposit                                                     √ 750
      Dr outstanding EFTs No: 250 √                             √ 2 300
                             No. 251 √                          √ 1 700
      Dr balance as per bank account                          √  8 642
                                                                12 642           12 642

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1.3   1.3.1 Creditors' Reconciliation of Adamjee Foods

                        Creditors’ Reconciliation on 31 May 2022
                                      Creditors' Ledger of     Statement of Account
                                        Adamjee Foods            from Kajee Meats
      Balance                              56 500 √                   67 500 √
         i                                 -9 000 √√
        ii                                                            -2 500 √
       iii                                 +11 000 √
       iv                                                             +6 000 √
        v                                                             -5 000 √
       vi                                                              -500 √
                                           +7 000 √√
      vii
                                       OR (3 500 + 3 500)
      Total                                65 500                    65 500 
      Operation one part correct

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                                                          ACCOUNTING
                               MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                          (PAPER 2)               GRADE 11

      1.3.2    Kajee’s bookkeeper advised him to stop accepting cash payments
               from the businesses that he supplies with meat. He is advised to
               request that all payments should be made electronically using the
               customers' numbers as references. Discuss TWO advantages of
               this method of payment.
               • The bank statement can be used as a source document to record
                   all money received.
               • Money cannot be lost/spent/misplaced by Kajee while delivering to
                   these businesses.
               • Kajee will also be safer as he will not be carrying large amounts of
                   cash in his delivery vehicle.

               Any TWO relevant points. √√

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QUESTION 2: COST ACCOUNTING                                          (40 marks; 32 minutes)

2.1   CONCEPTS

       2.1.1    Indirect labour √ or factory overhead
       2.1.2    Selling and distribution costs √
       2.1.3    Administration √
       2.1.4    Direct Materials √
       2.5.5    Factory overhead √                                                      5

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                                                            ACCOUNTING
                                  MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                            (PAPER 2)            GRADE 11

2.2     GENERAL LEDGER OF FASHION JEANS MANUFACTURERS

2.2.1       DR             RAW MATERIAL STOCK ACCOUNT B2                           CR
2021                          b/d
        1   Balance                 √ 72 000      W-I-P                         1 191 625
Mar
                                                                         c/d
            Bank                        √ 850 000           Balance               √ 54 000

            Carriages                   √ 53 000
            Customs Duties
            (124 000 +                 √143 125
            19 125)
            Creditors' Control         √ 127 500

                                        1 245 625                                1 245 625
2022
        1   Balance              b/d       54 000
Mar

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2.2.2    DR             FACTORY OVERHEAD COST ACCOUNT N2                          CR
2022                                     2022
      28 Foreman's Salary        142 000      28 W-I-P                          579 120
 Feb                                     Feb
            Indirect labour                    72 000
            Indirect Materials
            (7 000√ +                       46 200
            43 000√ –                    one part correct
            3 800√)
            Factory rent
                                         √√ 256 000
            (320 000 x 0,8)
            Sundry Expenses
                                           √√ 13 920
            (17 400 x 0,8)
            Insurance
                                          √√ 28 000
            (42 000 x 4/6)
            Water and Electricity           √ 21 000

                                             579 120                              579 120

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                                                         ACCOUNTING
                                    MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                         (PAPER 2)              GRADE 11

2.2.3       DR                   WORK-IN-PROGESS STOCK ACCOUNT B3                 CR
2021                                         2022    Finished Goods
        1   Balance            b/d    81 000      28                         2 552 745
 Mar                                         Feb     Stock
            Direct Material
                               GJ 1 191 625             Balance       c/d
            Cost                                                                √ 62 000
            Direct Labour              √ 763 000
                               GJ
            Cost
            Factory
                                       579 120
            Overhead Cost
                                       2 614 745                               2 614 745
2022
        1   Balance            b/d        62 000
Mar

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2.2.4    DR                       FINISHED GOODS STOCK ACCOUNT B5                  CR
2021                                           2022
      1 Balance               b/d      138 000      28 Cost of Sales          2 525 745
 Mar                                           Feb
2022     Work in
      28                      GJ      2 552 745         Balance       c/d
 Feb     Process                                                               √ 165 000
                                       2 690 745                               2 690 745
2022
        1   Balance           b/d       165 000
Mar

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                                                             ACCOUNTING
                                 MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                             (PAPER 2)                 GRADE 11

2.3   LITTLE ANGELS TOY MANUFACTURERS

      2.3.1 Provide calculations to show that the break-even point for the year
            ended 28 February 2022 is 507 units.
                   Total fixed cost
            Selling price − Variable cost

                  136 890 √
              =
                  860√ − 590 √

                  136 800
              =
                    270

              = 507 units                                                                    (3)

      2.3.2   Explain using figures, why is the owner not happy with the break-
              even point.
              The business is currently producing less than the BEP by 27 units. √√
              The business is incurring a loss of R7 290.
                                                                                             (2)

      2.3.3   The owner has been importing plastic material from Botswana. She
              wants to change to a local supplier who is supplying plastic material
              which is of a lower quality.

              Do you agree or disagree with her decision? Give a reason for your
              answer.
              Disagree √

              •     Quality of the product will not be the same.
              •     The customers may not be made aware of the cheaper quality
                    material.
              •     She will lose customers if quality of final product is poor.
              •     She could be faced with lawsuits if there are accidents related to the
                    poor quality.

              Any one relevant answer. √                                                     (2)

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                                                         ACCOUNTING
                               MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                         (PAPER 2)               GRADE 11

QUESTION 3: VAT AND INVENTORY SYSTEMS                              (30 marks; 24 minutes)

3.1   VAT

      3.1.1    State whether the following statement is TRUE or FALSE. Explain
               the reason for your answer. All goods are charged VAT at 15% in
               South Africa.
               False √

               Some items are subjected to VAT at the standard rate – VAT charged at
               15%. √
               Others are zero-rated – 0% VAT charged. √
               Other goods are exempt – No VAT is charged at all. √                    (4)

      3.1.2
                A         √ 640 000

                B          √ 96 000

                C           √ 5 290

                D         √ 133 500
                                                                                       4

3.2
       3.2.1    False √
       3.2.2    True √
       3.2.3    False √
       3.2.4    False √
       3.2.5    True √                                                                 5

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                                                                   ACCOUNTING
                                   MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                   (PAPER 2)                     GRADE 11

3.3

      3.3.1   Calculate the cost of sales for the year ended 30 September 2022.
              Show all your calculations.

               Opening Stock                                                         √ 34 000
               Purchases
               (424 570√ + 96 000√ – 103 000√ – 12 000√ – 320√)                     405 250
               Operation one part correct

               Carriage on purchases (500 x 19)                                      √√ 9 500
               Closing Stock ( 275 x 90)                                           √√ (24 750)

               Cost of Sales                          Operation one part correct    424 000
                                                                                                     (12)

      3.3.2   Calculate the average rate of stock turnover for 2022.
                   Cost of Sales____
                  Average Stock
              =         424 000_√_        _
                   √ ½ (34 000 √ + 24 750 √)
              = 424 000
                29 375
              = 14,4 times  Operation one part correct                                              (5)

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                                                                   ACCOUNTING
                             MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                   (PAPER 2)                    GRADE 11

QUESTION 4: CASH BUDGETS AND PROJECTED INCOME STATEMENT
                                                   (40 marks; 32 minutes)
4.1

                  Amount in the Cash Budget                   Amount in the Projected Income
         No.          for October 2022                         Statement for October 2022
                   RECEIPT          PAYMENT                    INCOME                EXPENSE

      Example                0              R5 870                             0               R5 870
        4.1.1                                                                                √ 15 870
        4.1.2                             √ 92 950                    √ 3 260
        4.1.3                               √ 8 580                                                 √ 580
                                                                  √ 134 960
        4.1.4        √ 134 960                           Accept 38 560 for 2                 √ 96 400
                                                         marks

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4.2   4.2.1 DEBTORS' COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
            2022

                                          Credit sales             September             October

      August                                  57 000                      √ 17 100            √ 8 550
                                                                      √ 26 600              16 800
      September                             √√ 56 000            Credit sales x      Credit sales
                                                                 50% x 95%           x 30%

      October                                 55 000                                         √ 26 125

      Debtors' collections       Operation one part correct              43 700             51 475

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                                                       ACCOUNTING
                        MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                       (PAPER 2)             GRADE 11

4.2.2 Calculate the missing amounts indicated by the letters A to J in the
      Cash Budgets for September and October 2022.

                                Workings                                Answer
                        75
   A       55 000 √ x      √                                            √ 165 000
                        25
                                          Operation one part correct

   B                                                      See 4.2.1        51 475

   C       15 000 x 85%                                                   √√12 750
                        40
   D       33 000 √ x      √                                               22 000
                        60
                                          Operation one part correct

    E      30 000 x 97%                                                  √√ 29 100

    F      6 000 – 800                                                     √ 5 200
                                            1
   G       40 000 √ x 12% = 4 800 √ x         √                              400
                                           12
                                          Operation one part correct
                        100
   H       42 000 √ x       √                                            √ 40 000
                        105
                                           Operation one part correct

    I                                                                     √ 15 000

    J                                                                     √ 15 000

                                                                                 22

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                                                                           TOTAL: 150

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