# Accounting Grade 11 P1 Gauteng November 2020 Memo (English)

> Grade 11 Accounting Paper 1 memorandum from the Gauteng November 2020 (English), 14 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 11
- Language: English
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2020
- Exam period: Gauteng November
- Paper: 1
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 14

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           GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
                PROVINCIAL EXAMINATION
                  NOVEMBER 2020
                      GRADE 11

                     ACCOUNTING
                       PAPER 1

                 MARKING GUIDELINES

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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. In such a case do not award a method-mark.
      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
                                    MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                     GRADE 11

QUESTION 1: FINANCIAL STATEMENTS                                      (55 marks; 42 minutes)

Golden Gate Traders
Statement of Comprehensive Income (Income Statement) for the year ending 30
June 2020

Sales (337 600√ – 1600√)                                                       336 000
Cost of Sales                 (Award 3 marks if =sales + 4000 /1.6)        (212 500) √√ 
Gross Profit                                                                   123 500 
Other operating income                                                          18 687 
  Rent income (17 836 – 1 456 √ √ )                                             16 380
  Discount received (600 – 100 √)                                                  500
  Trading stock surplus                                                           437 √ √
  Bad debts recovered                                                             1 370 √
Gross operating income                                                        142 187 
Other operating expenses                                                     (136 587) 
  Repairs                                                                          1 618
  Bad debts                                                                         1510
  Telephone (2 350 + 230 √ )                                                     2 580
  Rates                                                                            2 850
  Insurance (4 120 - 1 000 √ √ )                                                 3 120
  Packing materials (13 500 x 80%)                                               10800√√
 Water and electricity                                                             4 830
  Salaries (78 000 + 4 200 √ )                                                  82 200
  U.I.F. contributions (3 120 + 42 √ + 42 √ )                                    3 204
  Provision for bad debts adjustment                                               400 √
  Depreciation                                                                   23 475√
Operating Profit                                                                 5600 
  Interest income (1 125 + 375 √ √ )                                             1 500
Profit before Interest Expenses                                                 7 100 
  Interest expenses                                                           (6 000) √ 
Net Profit for the Year                                                         1 100 

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                                                               ACCOUNTING
                                    MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                   GRADE 11

Golden Gate Traders
Notes to Financial Statements as at 30 June 2020

1.2.1 Trade and other receivables

Trade debtors (31 900 - 1 600 √ + 1 370√ )                            31 670
Provision for bad debts(550 + 400)                                      (950) √
Net trade debtors                                                       30 720
Prepaid expenses (must be same as Insurance adjustment)                1 000 
Accrued income (must be same as Interest income adjustment)             375 
                                                                        32 095

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1.2.2 Trade and other payables

Trade creditors (21 363 + 2 000√)                                      23 363 √
Income received in advance (must be same as Rent adjustment)           1 456 
Accrued expenses (must be same as Telephone adjustment)                   230√
Creditors for salaries (4 200 - 840 -150 - 42)                          3 168 √
SARS : PAYE                                                              840 √
Medical aid fund                                                         150 √
U.I.F. (42 √ + 42 √ )                                                     84
                                                                        29 291

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                                                      ACCOUNTING
                                 MEMORANDUM PAPER 1             GRADE 11

Calculations:

Cost of sales:

336 000 + 4000 /11/160 = 212500

Trading stock deficit/surplus:

42563 +1000 – 44 000 = 437

Rent income:

15 600 / 12 x 7 = 9 100
15 600 + 12 % = 17 472 / 12 x 5 = 7 280
9 100 + 7 280 = 16 380 – 17 836 = - 1 456

Interest on fixed deposit:

10 000 x 15 % = 1 500 /12 x 3 = 375
10 000 x 15 % = 1 500 – 1 125 = 375

Interest on loan:

18 000 + 48 000 = 66 000 - 60 000 = 6 000

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                                                                ACCOUNTING
                                       MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                 GRADE 11

QUESTION 2: PARTNERSHIPS                                          (40 marks; 32 minutes)

2.1 TRUE or FALSE

       Number            Answer
        2.1.1             False
         2.1.2              False
         2.1.3              True
         2.1.4              False
         2.1.5              False

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2.2     Mighty Mouse Traders
        Notes to Financial Statements as at 28 February 2020

        Current Accounts

                                                 Mighty       Mouse          Total
  Net profit as per Income Statement                61 200      79 800        141 000

      Partners’ salaries                         54 400 √ √    78 000 √
      Interest on capital                        13 000 √ √      8 000 √
      Primary distribution of profit                67 400       86 000
      Final distribution of profit/loss          (6 200)     (6 200) 

  Drawings for the year                       (20 300) √ √    (5 800) √ √
  Retained income for the year                      40 900       74 000
  Balance at beginning of year                    (4 800) √      6 200 √

  Balance at end of year                            36 100       80 200       116 300

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                                                                  ACCOUNTING
                                    MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                      GRADE 11

Calculations for drawings: Mighty            Calculations for drawings: Mouse

20 000 - 700 + 1 000 = 20 300                6 800 – 1 000 = 5 800

Calculation for salaries: Mighty             Calculation for salaries: Mouse

49 600 = 11 months
         4 + 7 (1,2)
         12,4

49 600 = 4000
12,4

4 000 + 20 % = 4 800

49 600 + 4 800
 = 54 400

Calculations for interest on capital:        Calculations for interest on capital: Mouse
Mighty
                                             100 000 x 8 % = 8 000
100 000 x 8 % = 8 000

100 000 x 10 % = 10 000 / 12 x 6 = 5 000

8 000 + 5 000 = 13 000

Calculations for share of remaining profit/loss:

141 000 – 132 400 – 21 000 = (12 400)

(12 400 / 2 = (6 200)

Ratio: Each had R100 000 capital at beginning of year. So ratio is 1 : 1

Calculation for Total Current Assets using the given Current Ratio:

CA : CL

??? : 67 250

1,2 : 1

67 250 x 1,2 = 80 700

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                                                                  ACCOUNTING
                                   MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                       GRADE 11

Calculation for Trade and other Receivables using given Acid Test Ratio:

Receivables + Cash : CL

??? + 11 500 : 67 250

0,5 : 1

67 250 x 0,5 = 33 625 – 11 500 = 22 125

Calculation for Total Non-Current Liabilities using given Debt-Equity Ratio:

NCL : OE

??? : 416 300

1,5 : 416 300

416 300 x 1,5 = 624 450

Calculation for missing Inventories figure:
:
80 700 – 22 125 – 11 500 = 47 075

Calculation for missing Fixed Assets figure:

1 108 000 – 80 700 = 1 027 300 – 20 000 = 1 007 300

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                                                                ACCOUNTING
                                  MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                      GRADE 11

2.3   Mighty Mouse Traders
      Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet) as at 28 February 2020

  ASSETS
  NON-CURRENT ASSETS                                                   1 027 300 
  Fixed assets                                                         1 007 300 
  Financial assets
  Fixed deposit : Giant Bank (10 000 – 10 000)                                  0
  Fixed Deposit : Small Bank (20 000)                                     20 000 √
  CURRENT ASSETS (must be CL x 1,2)                                      80 700 
  Inventories                                                            47 075 
  Trade and other receivables (must be CL x 0,5 – cash)                  22 125 
  Cash and cash equivalents (500 + 1 000 + 10 000)                      11 500 √ 
  Total assets (must be same as total equity and liabilities)          1 108 000 

  EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
  OWNERS’ EQUITY                                                        416 300 
  Capital (200 000 + 100 000)                                           300 000 √ √
  Current accounts (must come from 2.2)                                 116 300 
  NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES (must be OE x 1,5)                            624 450 
  Loan : Giant Bank ( ??? – 5 000)                                         624 450
  CURRENT LIABILITIES                                                    67 250 
  Trade and other payables (45 050 + 1 200)                               46 250 √
  Bank overdraft (12 200 + 5 000 – 1 200)                               16 000 √ 
  Short term loan                                                        5 000 √ 
  Total equity and liabilities                                         1 108 000 

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                                                             ACCOUNTING
                                  MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                   GRADE 11

QUESTION 3: ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION                        (20 marks; 16 minutes)

3.1 Calculate King Ben’s percentage earnings for the year ended
    31 December 2020. Does he have reason to be satisfied? Give ONE
    reason for your answer.

    Earnings of Ben           x 100
    Average equity of Ben

    165 000 + 60 000 + (37 100 / 2 √)   x 100
    (505 562 + 597 012) / 2 √

    165 000 √ + 60 000 √ + 18 550       x 100
    551 287 √

    243 550 x 100
    551 287

    44,1 % 

    Satisfied √ / Not satisfied

    Reason:

    His earnings of 34,2 % is above what he could earn on an outside investment
    like a fixed deposit, which currently earns about 5% interest. √ √

    (Any other reasonable answer)                                                 (10)

3.2 Calculate the debt-equity ratio on 31 December 2020.

    Calculation:

    250 000 √ : 1 038 154 √

    0,2 : 1                                                                      (3)

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                                                               ACCOUNTING
                                  MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                     GRADE 11

3.3 The partners are considering taking up an additional R200 000 loan at an
    interest rate of 12% per annum.
    Do you think this is a good idea? Refer to ONE financial indicator and to
    gearing to motivate your answer with figures

    Good idea √

    Motivation:

    Debt-Equity ratio  improved from 0,3 : 1 to 0,2 : 1 √
    Business is lowly geared, has more own than foreign capital.

    (Any other reasonable answer)                                               (3)

3.4 Comment on the liquidity position of the business. Refer to TWO financial
    indicators for 2020 to motivate your answer.

    Financial indicator 1:
    Current ratio decreased from 1,7 : 1 to 1,4 : 1 √√

    Financial indicator 2:
    Acid test ratio decreased from 1,2 : 1 to 0,8 :1 √√

    1 mark for each ratio
    1 mark for each trend with figures.                                         (4)

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                                                                 ACCOUNTING
                                   MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                      GRADE 11

QUESTION 4: ASSET MANAGEMENT & INTERNAL CONTROL
                                                                 (35 marks; 30 minutes)

4.1   Ethics

      Number       Answer
       4.1.1         E√
         4.1.2        F√
         4.1.3        A√
         4.1.4        D√
         4.1.5        C√                                                       5

4.2   Accounting Equations

                                                                   Owners’
Number       Account debited       Account credited    Assets                  Liabilities
                                                                    equity
Example            Bank             Capital : Barack     0         + 50 000        - 50 000

 4.2.1      Drawings : Barack √         Bank √           0         - √ 8 000   + √ 8 000

 4.2.2     Drawings : Michelle √    Trading stock √    - √ 800      - √ 800           0

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                                                                ACCOUNTING
                                   MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                     GRADE 11

4.3     Asset Management

4.3.1   If all vehicles are depreciated using the same method, what is the rate
        of depreciation used by the business?

        Calculations:

        47 500 / 6 x 12 = 95 000

         95 000 √
                   x 100
         380 000 √

        = 25 %                                                                    (3)

4.3.2 It was decided to sell Vehicle 2 (see fixed asset register) as it was
      costing too much in repairs and maintenance.

        Complete the asset register page to calculate the vehicle’s book value
        on the date it was sold. (Round off to the nearest rand when doing all
        depreciation amounts.)

                                         Movement
                                                        Accumulated     Carrying
               Date          Cost price Depreciation
                                                        depreciation      value
        28 February 2018       380 000       47 500         47 500       332 500
        28 February 2019       380 000       83 125        130 625       249 375
        28 February 2020       380 000       62 344        192 969       187 031
        31 May 2020            380 000       11 689         204 658      175 342

        Calculations:

        February 2020:

        249 375 √ x 25 %  = 62 344 + 130 625√ = 192 969 ;
                       380 000 – 192 969 = 187 031 

        May 2020:

        187 031  x 25 % = 46 758 / 12 x 3  = 11 689 + 192 969 
                  = 204 658
                  380 000 – 204 658  = 175 342 

        Accept : 46 757,75 / 46 757       11 689,44 / 11 689,25 / 11 689,50        (10)

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                                                              ACCOUNTING
                                 MEMORANDUM PAPER 1                     GRADE 11

4.4   Problem solving

Accounting Made Easy

         Branch             Problem√ with figures √           Solution √

                           School is not full.         Get more learners by
                           Place for another           advertising more. √
Daveyton
                           60 learners. √√

                           Too many learners.          Reduce the number of
                           There are 40 more than      learners. √
Actonville
                           there should be. √√         Get more educators.

                           School is not full.         Advertise the school. √
                           There is no advertising.    Get a cheaper premises.
                           Rent is very high,          Take control of expenses.
Farramere
                           R12 000.
                           Not charging learners
                           R120 √√

(For all the above accept any other reasonable answers.)

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