# Accounting Grade 11 Paper 1 Gauteng June 2023 Memo (English)

> Grade 11 Accounting Paper 1 memorandum from the Gauteng June Exam 2023 (English), 8 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Updated: 2026-09-27
- Subject: Accounting
- Grade: Grade 11
- Language: English
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2023
- Exam period: Gauteng June Exam
- Paper: 1
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 8

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               PROVINCIAL EXAMINATION
                                   JUNE 2023
                                   GRADE 11
                      MARKING GUIDELINES

                               ACCOUNTING PAPER 1

8 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 items). No double-
     penalty is 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 the 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. Where method-marks are awarded for operation, the marker must inspect the
    reasonableness of the answer and at least one part must be correct before awarding
    the mark.
9. In awarding method-marks, ensure that candidates do not get full marks for any item
    that is incorrect at least in part.
10. Be aware of candidates who provide valid alternatives beyond the marking guidelines.
11. Codes: f = foreign item; p = placement/presentation

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                                                                       ACCOUNTING
                                         MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                       (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

QUESTION 1: ACCOUNTING EQUATION                                          (15 marks; 10 minutes)

No.     Account debited      Account credited               Effect on accounting equation
                                                            A             OE            L
1.1     Bank √               Capital: Matome √        + 256 000 √      + 256 000 √           0

1.2     Trading Stock √      Bank √                   - 250 000 √               0            0
                                                      + 250 000 √
1.3     Stationery √         Creditors’ Control √               0        - 6 700 √   + 6 700 √

1.4     Debtors’ control √   Sales √                  + 300 000 √      + 300 000 √           0

        Cost of Sales √      Trading Stock √          - 200 000 √      - 200 000 √           0

1.5     Loan: Tummy          Bank √                       - 89 000 √            0    - 89 000 √
        Bank √

                                         /1.6

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QUESTION 2: PARTNERSHIPS: LEDGER ACCOUNTS                                (25 marks; 17 minutes)

2.1 Calculate the interest on capital for Martin Nike.

 6                 9
    X 1 600 000 X    = 72 000 √
100               12

 8                 3
    X 1 600 000 X    = 32 000√
100               12

72 000 + 32 000 = 104 000

 one part correct

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                                                             ACCOUNTING
                                  MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                             (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

2.2 CURRENT ACCOUNT NOTE: MAKRONNIE FASHIONS
                                 MARTIN        RONNIE            TOTAL

Net profit for the year            678 000      502 400         1 180 400

Salaries                         √√ 203 200    √√ 254 000

Bonus                                      -     √ 11 000

Interest on capital               104 000     √√√ 52 000

Primary distribution               307 200      317 000

Final distribution                 370 800      185 400

Drawings                          (442 800)    √ (213 200)

Retained income                    235 200      289 200

Balance at beginning                 21 600      (30 800)
Balance at the end of the year
                                   256 800      258 400

 one part correct

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                                                                     ACCOUNTING
                                          MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                     (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

QUESTION 3: STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME (INCOME STATEMENT)
                                                     (45 marks; 40 minutes)
3.1 Ahmed Traders

Statement of Comprehensive Income for the year ended 28 February 2023
 Sales (1 757 000 x 200/100)                                                   √ 3 514 000
 Cost of sales                                                                   (1 757 000)
 Gross profit                                                                    1 757 000
 Other operating income                                                           132 075
 Discount received (19 600)                                                         19 600
 Rent income (89 650 + 11 825)                                                  √ 101 475
 Bad debts recovered (9 000 + 2 000)                                             √ 11 000

 Gross operating income (missing figure GOI -OP)                         (9)     1 889 075
 Other operating expenses                                                       (1 186 275)
 Discount allowed                                                                     13 350
 Water and electricity                                                                68 950
 Insurance                                                                           162 500
 Telephone (61 950 + 1 800)                                                        √√ 63 750
 Donations (42 650 + 19 000)                                                       √√ 61 650
 Stationery (128 150 – 2 500√ – 2 100 √)                                           123 550
 Bad debts ( 30 600 + 27 000 √√)                                                    57 600
 Advertising (139 050 – 27 000 √√)                                                 112 050
 Sundry Expense Balancing figure OE-All expenses                                   290 455
 Trading stock deficit (371 900 √ – 19 000 √ + 2 500 √ – 326 600√)                  28 800
 Depreciation (161 250 + 33 040)                                                 √ √ 194 290
 Bank Charges (8 000 + 365 + 140 + 225)                                             √√ 8 730
 Provision for bad debts adjustment                                                    √ 600
 Operating profit (3 514 000 x 0,20) (#20% of sales)                     27     √  702 800
 Interest income                                                                        780
 Profit before interest expense                                                    703 580
 Interest expense (691 000 + 192 000 – 800 000)                                  √√ (83 000)
 Net profit for the year                                                  4        620 580

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                                                                     ACCOUNTING
                                        MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                     (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

3.2 Trade and other receivables note:

Trade and other receivables (178 400 – 36 000)                       √  142 400

Less: Provision for bad debts                                            (17 600)

Net Trade Debtors                                                        124 800

Accrued income (see Rent income)                                        11 825

Prepaid expenses (see Advertising)                                      27 000

                                                                       163 625

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QUESTION 4: STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (BALANCE SHEET)
                                              (40 marks; 35 minutes)

MacDee Traders

Notes to financial statements as at 31 May 2023

4.1 Capital Note:

                                        Mahlatse        Dimpho          Total
Balance at the beginning                √ 3 000 000    √ 3 880 000
Additional Capital contributions                   0      220 000        220 000
Withdrawal of Capital                     (500 000)              0     (500 000)
Balance at the end                      √ 2 500 000    √ 4 100 000    6 600 000
 one part correct

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                                                                          ACCOUNTING
                                            MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                          (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

4.2 MacDee Traders
Statement of Financial Position as at 31 May 2023
                                                                                              R
 Non-Current Assets                                                                  14 156 000
 Tangible Asset                                                                     √ 14 112 000
 Fixed Deposit (22 000 x 2)                                                            √√ 44 000

 Current Assets                                                                       1 705 000
 Inventories (600 000√ + 92 000√)                                                      692 000
 Trade and other receivables                                                            959 000
 Cash and Cash equivalents (22 000 √ + 32 000 √)                                        54 000

 TOTAL ASSETS                                                               (13)   √ 15 861 000

 Equity and Liabilities
 Partners' Equity                                                           (2)       7 000 000
 Capital                                                                              6 600 000
 Current Accounts                                                                        400 000

 Non-Current Liabilities                                                    (6)        6 864 000
 Mortgage loan (7 320 000 √ + 376 800√ – 604 800√ – 228 000 √√)                       6 864 000

 Current Liabilities (Total Assets- Equity-NCL)                                     √1 997 000
 Trade and other payables (1 120 000 √ + 3 600 √ + 20 000 √ +               (14)
                                                                                      1 175 500
 26 250√ + 3 750 √ + 300 √ + 1 600 √)
 Current portion of loan                                                               228 000
 Bank Overdraft (balancing figure; CL-payables-current portion of loan)              √ 593 500

 Total Equity and Liabilities                                                        15 861 000
  one part correct

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                                                                 ACCOUNTING
                                       MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                 (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

QUESTION 5: FINANCIAL INDICATORS                                   (25 marks; 18 minutes)

5.1 TRUE/FALSE

5.1.1       False √
5.1.2       True √
5.1.3       False √
5.1.4       True √                         4

5.2 THABETH TRADERS

5.2.1   (a) Calculate the Acid-test ratio for 2023.                               (3)

        (340 000 – 95 000) √ : 155 000 √

        OR (65 000 + 180 000) √ : 155 000 √

        = 245 000 : 155 000

        = 1,6 : 1  one part correct

        (b) Calculate the debt/equity ratio.                                      (3)

        700 000 √ : 995 100 √

        = 0,7 : 1  one part correct

        (c) Calculate the percentage return on average equity.                    (5)

            √ 285 000               X 100
        (995 100 √+ 803 000√) x ½ √    1

        =     285 000 X 100
             899 050     1

        = 31,7 %  one part correct

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                                                                      ACCOUNTING
                                        MARKING GUIDELINES
                                                                      (PAPER 1)  GRADE 11

5.2.2   Comment on the liquidity of the business. Motivate your answer by
        quoting ANY ONE financial indicator, with figures.                           (3)

        The liquidity of the business is acceptable and they will not struggle to
        meet their short-term obligations. 

        Ratio Figure Ratio

        The current ratio increased from 1,5 : 1 to 2,19 : 1
        The acid-test ratio increased from 0,8 : 1 to 1,6 : 1 (see no. a)
        The rate of stock turnover increased from 19 times to 24 times.

        (Any acceptable explanation)

5.2.3   Should the partners be satisfied with their investment in the
        business? Explain and quote figures to motivate your answer.                 (3)

        Yes 

        Explanation Figure

        They earn a return of 31,7% which is more than the 15% interest on Fixed
        Deposit.

        Note: Mark the answer according to the candidate's answer in (c). The
        answer can then be "no" with an explanation, based on their findings.

5.2.4   Thabo is suggesting they should expand the business. Do you agree
        with his decision of obtaining an additional loan? Explain by citing
        ONE financial indicator, with figures.                                       (4)

        Yes 

        Indicator with numbers Explanation 

        The debt/equity ratio is 0,7 : 1 which means the business is medium
        geared.

                                            OR
        No 

        The debt equity ratio is 0,7 : 1 which is too high, because 70 cents of
        every rand put in by the partners goes towards servicing debt.                      21

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                                                                                    TOTAL: 150

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