# Accounting Grade 11 P2 Gauteng June 2019 QP (Eng)

> Grade 11 Accounting Paper 2 question paper from the Gauteng June 2019 (English), 11 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, memo linked when available.

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- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 11
- Language: English
- Document type: Question paper
- Year: 2019
- Exam period: Gauteng June
- Paper: 2
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 11

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                GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
                       PROVINCIAL EXAMINATION
                               JUNE 2019
                                GRADE 11

                               ACCOUNTING
                                 PAPER 2

TIME: 2 hours

MARKS: 150

10 pages and 1 formula sheet

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                                                           ACCOUNTING PAPER 2          2
                                                                     GRADE 11

INSTRUCTIONS

1.   Answer ALL the questions.

2.   A special ANSWER BOOK is provided in which ALL questions are to be answered.

3.   A FORMULA SHEET for financial indicators is provided in ANNEXURE A at the
     back of this question paper.

4.   Show ALL workings in order to earn part marks.

5.   You may use a non-programmable calculator.

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

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

8.   Write neatly and legibly.

9.   Use the information in the table as a guide when answering the question paper.
     Try not to deviate from it.

           Question                  Topic             Marks            Time

                1           Bank Reconciliation          40          32 minutes

                2         Creditors’ Reconciliation      40          33 minutes

                3                 Fixed Assets           50          39 minutes

                4                Internal Control        20          16 minutes

                                                        150          120 minutes

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                                                           ACCOUNTING PAPER 2              3
                                                                     GRADE 11

QUESTION 1: Bank Reconciliation                          Marks: 40 Time: 32 minutes

1.1   Answer the following questions.

      1.1.1 Is it necessary for a small business to prepare monthly Bank
            Reconciliations? Provide a reason for your answer.                             (3)

      1.1.2 Explain the procedure that needs to be followed at the end of a financial
            period regarding a post-dated cheque issued.
            Which GAAP principle is applied?                                               (3)

1.2   The bookkeeper of Disney World totalled the Cash Journals for June 2019
      before the Bank Statement for June 2019 had been received.

REQUIRED:

Use the relevant information to prepare the following:

      1.2.1 The correct Bank account in the General Ledger of Disney World. Enter
            all relevant transactions directly into the Bank account, using the correct
            contra accounts as details.
            The account must then be properly balanced.                                   (23)

      1.2.2 Prepare the Bank Reconciliation Statement on 30 June 2019.                    (11)

INFORMATION:

The following information must be taken into account:

1.    On 01 June 2019 the Bank account in the General Ledger of Disney World
      showed an unfavourable balance of R2 410.

2.    The following totals have not yet been posted from the Cash Journals of
      June 2019:

      2.1    Cash Receipts Journal, Bank column – R26 665
      2.2    Cash Payments Journal, Bank column – R29 343

3.    The Bank Statement received from Evil Queen’s Bank at the end of June 2019
      showed a favourable balance of R99 957.

4.    Cheque number 488 which had been issued on 24 May 2019 for R400 appeared
      on the Bank Statement on 05 June 2019. The cheque was issued to Seven
      Dwarfs’ Store for inventory bought. The cheque did not appear in the Cash
      Journal for June 2019.

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                                                            ACCOUNTING PAPER 2               4
                                                                      GRADE 11

5.    A cheque received from a debtor, Cinderella Traders, for R200 in settlement of
      an account of R220, was shown on the Bank Statement for June 2019 as
      ‘unpaid’. The reason given was ‘cheque post-dated’.

6.    A tenant, Jafar Boutique, had paid his rent of R700 for July 2019 directly into the
      bank account of Disney World on 25 June 2019.

7.    It was found that the bookkeeper of Disney World had not entered a donation
      made to the local orphanage for R100 in any of the Cash Journals .The EFT was
      however, debited on the Bank Statement on 17 June 2019.

8.    The following debits appears on the Bank statement for June 2019:

      8.1    Interest, R34
      8.2    Service fees, R18
      8.3    Cash handling fees, R10
      8.4    Credit card fees, R18

9.    Cheque number 559, sent to a creditor, Maleficent Suppliers, on
      12 June 2019 in full settlement of the business’s debt of R500 less 5 % discount,
      was lost in the post. The cheque must be stopped. On 30 June 2019 a new
      cheque (number 601) was issued. The discount will no longer be granted by the
      creditor.
      No entries have been made.

10.   A direct deposit of R100 000 appeared on the Bank Statement for June 2019.
      After investigation, it was found that Cruela de Vil Stores deposited the amount
      into the bank account of Disney Euro, but got the account number wrong.

11.   A stop order for R200 in favour of Snow White Insurers for the owner’s personal
      cellphone insurance, appeared twice on the Bank Statement for June 2019.

12.   A deposit of R500 made on 30 June 2019 did not appear on the Bank Statement
      for June 2019.

13.   The following payments appears in the Cash Payments Journal for June 2019
      but not on the Bank Statement for June 2019:

      13.1   Cheque number 450 for R150 (dated 21 August 2019).
      13.2   An EFT for R5 000 on 30 June 2019.
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                                                            ACCOUNTING PAPER 2             5
                                                                      GRADE 11

QUESTION 2: CREDITORS’ RECONCILIATION                     Marks: 40 Time: 33 minutes

The owner of Stationery Galore, Ms Green Glitter, requested your help to reconcile the
account of a creditor, Purple Pencils.

Ms Green Glitter is of the opinion that her business only owes R13 266 to Purple Pencil. She
is therefore upset that the statement she received from Purple Pencil reflects an outstanding
amount of R26 727.

REQUIRED:

2.1   Prepare the corrected account for Purple Pencil in the Creditors Ledger of
      Stationery Galore on 30 April 2019.                                                 (15)

2.2   Prepare the Creditor’s Reconciliation Statement on 30 April 2019.                   (13)

2.3   The business has a policy that states that no order should be more than R6 000.
      An investigation was launched into invoice 250 for R10 000.
      After the investigation, it was found that invoice 250 had been issued to Stationery
      Galore.
      The items on the invoice were ordered by I. Steale, a new employee, using a business
      order form.
      However, these items have not been received by Stationery Galore.
      The creditor, Purple Pencils, confirmed that these items had been delivered to the
      business and sent a copy of the delivery note, signed by I. Steale.

      2.3.1   Briefly explain what I. Steale has done. State TWO separate points.          (2)

      2.3.2   Explain THREE internal control measures that need to be introduced by
              Stationery Galore to avoid a recurrence of this.                             (6)

      2.3.3   Mention TWO actions Stationery Galore can take against
              I. Steale, other than a disciplinary hearing.                                (4)

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                                                                  ACCOUNTING PAPER 2            6
                                                                            GRADE 11

INFORMATION

1.         The following account appears in the Creditors’ Ledger of Stationery Galore on
           30 April 2019:

                                 Creditors Ledger of Stationery Galore
                                      Purple Pencils                                     C3
         Date        Details                    fol       Debit      Credit        Balance
     2019
      Apr     01     Balance                       b/d                    2 000        2 000
       “      02     Invoice 250                  CJ 2                   10 000       12 000
       “      03     Receipt 417                 CRJ 2                      600       12 600
       “      06     Invoice 338                  CJ 2                    3 850       16 450
       “      10     Cheque 1048                 CPJ 2        3 630                   12 820
       “             Discount (cheque 1048)      CPJ 2          330                   12 490
       “      11     Invoice 619                  DJ 2        1 870                   10 620
       “      12     Debit note 72               CAJ 2          297                   10 323
       “      15     Invoice 342                  CJ 2                    5 200       15 523
       “      20     Debit note 75               CAJ 2          350                   15 173
       “      24     Cheque 1059                 CPJ 2        2 420                   12 753
       “             Discount (cheque 1059)      CPJ 2          242                   12 511
       “      26     Invoice 2301                 CJ 2                    4 400       16 911
       “      30     Cheque 1067                 CPJ 2        4 050                   12 861
       “             Discount (cheque 1067)      CPJ 2                      405       13 266

2.         On 28 April 2019 Ms Green Glitter received the following Statement of Account
           from Purple Pencils:

                                           Purple Pencils
                             Statement of Account for Stationery Galore
         Date        Details                           Debit     Credit         Balance
     2019
      Apr     01     Balance                                2 000                  2 000
              02     Invoice 205 - Sales                   10 000                 12 000
       “      06     Invoice 338 – Sales                    3 850                 15 850
       “      10     Receipt 1104 – payment                             3 630     12 220
                     received
       “             Discount allowed on receipt 1104                    363      11 857
       “        12   Credit note 143 – allowance                         270      11 587
       “        15   Invoice 342 – sales                    5 720                 17 307
       “        19   Invoice 347 – sales                    2 310                 19 617
       “        20   Credit note 145 – allowance                          350     19 267
       “        24   Receipt 1112 – payment                             2 420     16 847
                     received
       “             Discount allowed on receipt 1112                    121      16 726
       “        27   Invoice 351 – sales                   10 001                 26 727

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                                                         ACCOUNTING PAPER 2               7
                                                                   GRADE 11

3.   Additional information:

     3.1    The entry on 03 April 2019 in the Creditors’ Ledger was posted in error to
            the account of Purple Pencils. The payment was received from a debtor,
            Yellow Stationers.

     3.2    Ms Green Glitter has an arrangement with Purple Pencils that a 10 %
            discount will be received on each payment made – see entries on 10th, 24th
            and 30th April 2019.

     3.3    Invoice 619 for R1 870 on 11 April 2019 was in error posted to the account
            of Purple Pencils. This was actually for credit sales to Purple for All.

     3.4    On 12 April 2019 an entry for R297 was made in the Creditors’ Allowances
            Journal. An investigation showed that this is the correct amount for the
            allowances given by Purple Pencils.

     3.5    An error was made when posting the transaction on 15 April 2019 from the
            Creditors’ Journal to the account of Purple Pencils. The amount on the
            Statement of Account for this transaction is the correct amount.

     3.6    Invoice 347 on 19 April 2019 on the Statement of Account was meant for
            another business, Pens Galore.

     3.7    Invoice 2301 for R4 400 on 26 April 2019 was issued by Purple
            Wholesalers.

     3.8    Invoice 351 received from Purple Pencils was left out of the Creditors’
            Journal of Stationery Galore by mistake.

     3.9    There was a posting error in the Creditors’ Ledger of Stationery Galore on
            30 April 2019 that still needs to be corrected.

     3.10   Certain entries do not appear on the Statement of Account as the Statement
            was sent on 28 April 2019 while the Creditors’ Ledger continues till 30 April
            2019.
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                                                            ACCOUNTING PAPER 2             8
                                                                      GRADE 11

QUESTION 3: FIXED ASSETS                                   Marks: 50 Time: 39 minutes

You are presented with information taken from the accounting records of Fruit City for the
financial period 01 March 2018 to 28 February 2019.

REQUIRED:

3.1   Show all calculations for depreciation                                               (9)

3.2   Prepare the following accounts in the General Ledger of Fruit City. Close off all
      accounts

      3.2.1   Vehicles                                                                     (5)

      3.2.2   Asset Disposal                                                               (9)

3.3   Prepare the Asset Note on 28 February 2019.                                         (25)

3.3   What is the main purpose of the Asset Register?                                      (2)

INFORMATION:

1.    The following balances, amongst others, appeared in the General Ledger of
      Fruit City on 28 February 2019, the end of the financial period:

                 Land and Buildings                                450 000
                 Vehicles                                          150 000
                 Accumulated Depreciation on Vehicles               62 000
                 Equipment                                          98 000
                 Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment              36 000

2.    Depreciation of Assets: (show all calculation in the table provided in the answer
      booklet).

      2.1     Calculate depreciation on vehicles at 20% per annum on the cost price
              method.

      2.2     Calculate depreciation on equipment at 25% per annum on book value.

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                                                         ACCOUNTING PAPER 2                 9
                                                                   GRADE 11

3.   Additional Information:

     3.1    On 01 April 2018 extensions of R34 000 were completed to the office building.
            A further R5 000 was spent to repair a leaking roof in the store room. A cheque
            for R39 000 has been issued to Rapid Builders. The transaction has been
            properly entered in the records of Fruit City.

            A new valuation of the property has also been completed. After the extensions
            the property is now valued at R 600 000.

     3.2    On 31 August 2018 a new computer system was bought for R30 000. A further
            R5 600 was paid to get the network up and running. As the bookkeeper was
            not sure how to deal with the network fee of R5 600, he did not enter the entire
            transaction in the records of Fruit City.

     3.3    On 01 October 2018 one of the vehicles, with an original cost price of
            R63 000 and an accumulated depreciation of R35 000 on 01 March 2018, was
            traded in at a profit of R1 600 against a new vehicle bought on credit for
            R180 000. The transactions have not been entered in the accounting records
            of the business.

     3.4    On 28 February 2019 depreciation was written off on all the affected fixed
            assets. This must still be recorded.

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                                                           ACCOUNTING PAPER 2              10
                                                                     GRADE 11

QUESTION 4: INTERNAL CONTROL                              Marks: 20 Time: 16 minutes

The following financial indicators for the past two years were taken from the accounting
records of Disney Paris, a partnership with Minnie and Mickey as partners.

Take note that over the past few years the business has always managed to achieve its
intended mark-up percentage.

             Financial indicator          31 December 2018        31 December 2019
       Mark-up %                                20 %                    40 %
       Operating expenses on turnover           26 %                    27 %
       Net profit on turnover                   18 %                    08 %
       Debtors collection period               30 days                 45 days
       Creditors payment period                30 days                 30 days
       Stock holding period                    28 days                 65 days

REQUIRED:

Answer the following questions. Name the financial indicator and quote figures to substantiate
all answers.

4.1   The business has changed its pricing policy.
      Is the statement true or false? Provide ONE reason for your answer.                  (3)

4.2   With reference to your answer to Question 4.1, motivate whether this was a
      good decision.                                                                       (3)

4.3   Does the business have good control over its expenses? Give ONE reason for
      your answer.                                                                         (3)

4.4   The business has revised its debt collection policy in January 2019. Was this a
      good idea? Give ONE reason for your answer.                                          (3)

4.5   The business is considering paying its creditors after the 30 days term agreed
      upon. Mention TWO factors that must be considered before this happens.               (4)

4.6   Comment on the stock holding period. Mention TWO (2) points.                         (4)

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                                             150

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                                     ACCOUNTING PAPER 2   11
                                               GRADE 11

ANNEXURE A
                     FORMULA SHEET

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