# Accounting Grade 10 Gauteng June 2018 Question Paper (Eng)

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- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 10
- Language: English
- Document type: Question paper
- Year: 2018
- Exam period: Gauteng June
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 11

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                GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
                     PROVINCIAL EXAMINATION
                          JUNE 2018
                           GRADE 10

                          ACCOUNTING

TIME: 2 hours
MARKS: 200

11 pages

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                                                          ACCOUNTING                    2
                                                                          GRADE 10

                            GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
                                   PROVINCIAL EXAMINATION

                                                         ACCOUNTING

                                                         MARKS: 200
                                                         TIME: 2 hours

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1.     Answer ALL the questions.

2.     Answer all the questions in the answer book provided.

3.     Show all calculations to earn part marks.

4.     Non-programmable calculators may be used.

5.     You may use blue or black ink to answer the questions.

6.     Changes must be done neatly. ILLEGIBLE figures will not be marked.

7.     Use the information in the table below when answering questions.

8.     Try not to deviate from the time allocated per question.

                                                                              Time in
Question                        Details                           Marks
                                                                              minutes
      1        Analysis of Transactions                            46           28
      2        Salaries                                            20           12
      3        Cash Journals                                       36           22
      4        General Journal and General Ledger                  56           34
      5        Debtors’ Reconciliation                             42           24
     Total                                                         200          120

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                                                       ACCOUNTING                     3
                                                                     GRADE 10

QUESTION 1: ANALYSIS OF TRANSACTIONS                        (46 marks; 28 minutes)

       INFORMATION

       Soca Pillay is the owner of Soccer Suppliers. The business uses a mark-up of
       25% on cost of goods sold.

       REQUIRED
       Analyse the transactions that occurred in April 2018 according to the answer
       book provided. The first transaction has been done for you as an example:

       Assume that Bank has a favourable balance at all times.

        TRANSACTIONS

E.g. Paid water and electricity account by cheque, R450.
01      Soccer Suppliers bought merchandise for cash, R10 000.
03      Sold goods on credit to B. Naidoo for R5 200.
10      B. Naidoo returned damaged stock with a cost price of R2 400, issued a
        credit note.
20      B. Naidoo settled his account in full less 10% cash discount.
24      Paid for stamps from petty cash, R45.
        A fixed deposit of R18 000, at ADD Bank matured on this day. Received the
        amount by cheque.
31      Charged B. Smith interest at 12% per annum on his overdue account of R900
        for 3 months.

QUESTION 2: SALARY SCALES, CALCULATIONS AND INTERNAL CONTROL
                                                            (20 marks; 12 minutes)

2.1     The following salary scale was prepared for Salmon Nkonde, an admin clerk
        who works at Greenwich Suppliers. He was employed on 1 January 2010.

      48 000 x 4 800        57 600 x 5 200        68 000 x 5 500      84 500

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                                                     ACCOUNTING                      4
                                                                     GRADE 10

Complete the table in you answer book and answer the following questions.

2.1   2.1.1    What is Salmon’s monthly starting salary?                            (2)

      2.1.2    In which year will Salmon earn R57 600?                              (1)

      2.1.3    By what percentage will Salmon’s salary increase at the end of
               the first year?                                                      (2)

      2.1.4    How many years will Salmon have to work before he earns an
               annual salary of R84 500?                                            (2)

2.2   Use the information given below to calculate the NET SALARY for the
      employee (Dorothy Sibande) for March 2017.                                    (7)

      INFORMATION

        Gross salary                   R6 700
        PAYE                           15% of the gross salary
        Medical Aid Fund               R4 200 per annum
        Pension Fund                   8% of gross salary
        UIF                            1% of gross salary

2.3   The owner of Greenwich Suppliers is dissatisfied with the production levels
      of his employees, he threatened to cut the salaries of employees.
      2.3.1    Is the action being considered by Greenwich Suppliers
               appropriate? Motivate your answer by providing ONE point.            (2)
      2.3.2    What measures / actions should be applied by the employer to
               increase productivity levels. Mention TWO points.                    (4)

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                                                       ACCOUNTING                     5
                                                                      GRADE 10

QUESTION 3: CASH JOURNALS                                   (36 marks; 22 minutes)

The following information was taken from the accounting records of KORTH Traders
for the month of April 2018.

REQUIRED

3.1   Enter the transactions listed below in the Cash Journals of KORTH Traders
      for April 2018. [Do not total the Journals.]                                   (36)

INFORMATION

Date Transactions for April 2018
 01   Information as per Cash Register Tape (CRT) no. 42:
      Sales, R10 752 (Cost of sales, R7 168).
 04   Issued receipt no. 81 to K. Sayed for R1 520, in settlement of her debt of R1 600.

 07   Purchased merchandise for R2 400 less 5% trade discount from R. Vania and paid
      by cheque no. 113.
      Paid Speedy Deliveries R260 by cheque to deliver the above-mentioned
      merchandise to the business.
 09   Issued a cheque to Crazy Bank for R580 to meet the monthly repayment towards
      the loan.
 10   Paid R3 120 to Zwane Traders by cheque on account and received a discount of
      R180.
 18   Received cheque no. 687 for R1 700 from Nkosi Suppliers, a creditor as a refund
      for an over payment made to them in March 2018.
 20   A cheque drawn by N. Van Niekerk for R2 760 in settlement of her account of
      R2 800 was returned by the bank unpaid, due to insufficient funds.
 22   Total credit card sales to date, R20 600. Cost of sales, R13 733.

 26   Sent a cheque for R10 400 to Beauty Insurance Co. to pay the owner’s annual
      insurance premium on her personal vehicle.

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                                                     ACCOUNTING                     6
                                                                     GRADE 10

28   A debtor, IM Wise, paid R300 towards an account that had been previously written
     off during December 2017.
     Received R6 700 from Crazy Bank to increase the loan.

30   The bank statement received from World Bank revealed the following that still has
     to be recorded in the Cash Journals:

          Service fees, R220                  Credit card levy , R50
          Cash handling fees, R190            Interest on an unfavourable bank
                                                balance, R160.

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                                                         ACCOUNTING                  7
                                                                         GRADE 10

QUESTION 4: GENERAL JOURNAL AND GENERAL LEDGER
                                             (56 marks; 34 minutes)
4.1 GENERAL JOURNAL

The following information was taken from the books of Prowler Stationers.

Take note of the following points when recording:

        Indicate the origin of the transactions by means of folio references.
        The business uses a mark-up of 100% on cost price.
        Dates must be clearly stated.
        Balance or total all General Ledger accounts.
        Leave out narrations in the General Journal.

REQUIRED
Record the following transactions given below in the General Journal on 31 July
2017. Provisional totals have been given.                                            (31)

                          General Journal
            Debtors’ Control          Creditors’ Control
            Dr            Cr           Dr            Cr
           350           270          120           160

Transactions for 31 July 2017

1    The owner took stock from the business for a personal gift, marked R400.
2    C. Spender owed R200. Her insolvent estate paid 20c in the rand.This
     amount has been recorded. The remainder of her debt must still be written
     off.
3    The dishonoured cheque of R140 was received from M. Baartman. This
     amount has been recorded. Discount of R30 must still be cancelled.
4    Stationery purchased from Walter Stationers, R390 was incorrectly recorded
     as Trading stock.
5    A credit note issued to a debtor, M. Mthembu for R280 was incorrectly posted
     to the account of a creditor, Mthembu Suppliers.
6    The owner gave a delivery vehicle worth R170 000 as capital contribution to
     the business.
7    The roof has been repaired at a cost of R5 300. The amount has been posted
     to the Land and buildings account in error.
8    The fixed deposit of R100 000 matured. Received a cheque of R120 000 from
     Angel Bank. The accountant posted the full amount to the Fixed Deposit
     account.

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                                                            ACCOUNTING                   8
                                                                          GRADE 10

4.2 GENERAL LEDGER

The information provided below is taken from the books of Cele Traders for the
month ending on 31 July 2017.

REQUIRED

4.2.1    Use the information given to prepare the Ledger Accounts. Balance ONLY
         the Trading Stock Account at the end of the month.
                Trading stock                                                           (17)
                Sales                                                                   (6)
4.2.2    Cele Traders relies on the accounting records for the calculation of the
         closing balance of stock. In your opinion briefly explain how the stock
         balance can be verified.                                                        (2)

INFORMATION

        Balance on 1 July 2017:                                  R
        Trading stock on hand                                  20 600
        Sales                                                  44 400

        Cash Receipts Journal
                                  Cost of       Discount       Debtors’      Current
         Bank         Sales       Sales         Allowed        Control       Income
        57 830          ?         7 000           270           3 380        40 720

        Cash Payments Journal
                 Trading    Discount           Creditors’      Debtors’
         Bank     Stock     Received            Control        Control     Stationery
           ?     17 900       620                6 510           140         1 620

        Debtors’ Journal
           Sales       Cost of Sales
           8 800          4 400

        Debtors’ Allowances Journal
         Debtors’ Allowances    Cost of Sales
                 440                220

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                                             ACCOUNTING                9
                                                           GRADE 10

Creditors’ Journal
 Creditors’      Trading        Stationery   Packing       Sundry
  Control         Stock                      Material     Accounts
   18 400         5 990           1 500       2 300         8 610

Creditors’ Allowances Journal
  Creditors’    Trading Stock Stationery     Packing       Sundry
   Control                                   Material     Accounts
    1 900             ?            175          -          1 155

Petty Cash Journal
                                  Debtors’                 Sundry
 Petty Cash     Trading Stock     Control    Stationery   Accounts
      ?              280            30          150          -

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                                                         ACCOUNTING                     10
                                                                       GRADE 10

QUESTION 5: DEBTORS’ RECONCILIATION AND INTERNAL CONTROL
                                             (42 marks; 24 minutes)

The following information was extracted from the accounting records of Disney
Dealers for June 2017.

At the end of the month, the Debtors’ Control account and Debtors’ List could not be
reconciled. As the internal auditor of Disney Dealers you were asked to help with
the reconciliation process.

REQUIRED

5.1   Prepare the correct Debtors’ Control account.                                     (18)

5.2   Prepare the correct Debtors’ List for June 2017.                                  (16)

5.3   By making reference to transaction no.1 mention TWO control measures that
      should be implemented by the business before they can grant credit to
      customers.                                                                         (4)

5.4   Name TWO ways in which you can encourage debtors to pay their accounts
      on time.                                                                           (4)

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                                                          ACCOUNTING                       11
                                                                               GRADE 10

INFORMATION

                          General Ledger of Disney Dealers
 DR                          Debtors’ Control                             B5         CR
 Jun     1    Balance     b/d     13 460 Jun        30   Bank and    CRJ          36 690
                                                         discount
                                                         allowed
         30 Sales         DJ      51 560                 Debtors    DAJ           13 520
                                                         allowances
              Bank        CPJ       7 500                Journal     GJ            1 290
                                                         credits
              Journal     GJ            0                Balance     c/d          21 020
              debits
                                  72 520                                          72 520
 Jul     1    Balance     b/d     21 020

                             DEBTORS’ LIST ON 30 JUNE 2017
          M. Minnie                                                                3 810
          P. Pluto                                                                 4 790
          G. Goofy                                                                 8 340
          D. Donald                                                                2 690
                                                                                  19 630

The following errors and omissions were discovered:

1      P. Pluto’s account has to be written off as he cannot be traced.
2      A cheque received from M. Minnie for R1 500 was recorded correctly in the journal
       and General Ledger but was not posted to her personal account.
3      The total of the Sales column in the Debtors’ Journal was overstated by R2 210
       while the total of the Debtors’ Allowances column in the Debtors’ Allowances
       Journal was understated by R280.

4      D. Donald returned goods to the value of R1 110 but the bookkeeper incorrectly
       treated this as a credit sale and posted it accordingly.
5      Goods were sold on credit to G. Goofy for R2 440. This was entered correctly in the
       journal and General Ledger but was posted to his account as R2 040.
6      A cheque for R600 which was received from D. Donald has been dishonoured. He
       had been allowed a discount of R30 on this payment. No entries were processed.

                                     TOTAL MARKS
                                              200

                                             END

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