The following are extracts from the finandial records of ABC Ltd for the year ended 31 August 2021. ABC Ltd Extract from the Statement of financial statement as at 31 Auqust 2021 31 August 2021 31 August 2020 Bank 50 00 20 000 Inventories - trade goods 22 000 30 00 Trade recelvables 77 000 69 00 Trade payables 44 00 46 00 1 800 1 O00 5 700 8 00 1 500 Prepaid expenses: 1 200 Accrued expenses: Interest 2 400 Accrued expenses; other 4 400 SARS - Income tax payable 3 000 Dividends payable 2 700 ABC Ltd Extract from the Statement of proft or loss and other comprehensive Income for the year ended 31 Auqust 2021 Gales 592 000 Cost of sales (301 000) Gross profit Profit on sale of Equipment Depreciation 291 000 9 D00 41 000 Interest expense 2 600 15 200 110 300 Income tax expense Profit for the year Additional Information: 1. The dividends deciared for the current year is R2 400.

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PART A
The following are extracts from the financial records of ABC Ltd for the year ended
31 August 2021.
АBC Ltd
Extract from the Statement of financial statement as at 31 Auqust 2021
31 August 2021 31 August 2020
- R
- R
Bank
50 000
20 000
Inventories - trade goods
22 000
30 000
Trade recelvables
77 00
69 D00
Trade payables
44 000
46 000
Prepaid expenses:
1 800
1 200
Accrued expenses: Interest
1 000
2 400
Accrued expenses; other
5 700
4 400
SARS - Income tax payable
8 000
3 000
Dividends payable
1 500
2 700
ABC Ltd
Extract from the Statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive Income
for the year ended 31 Auqust 2021
Sales
592 000
Cost of sales
(301 000)
Gross profit
291 000
Profit on sale of Equipment
9 000
Depreciation
41 000
Interest expense
2 600
Income tax expense
15 200
Profit for the year
110 300
Additional Information:
1. The dividends declared for the current year is R2 400.
Transcribed Image Text:PART A The following are extracts from the financial records of ABC Ltd for the year ended 31 August 2021. АBC Ltd Extract from the Statement of financial statement as at 31 Auqust 2021 31 August 2021 31 August 2020 - R - R Bank 50 000 20 000 Inventories - trade goods 22 000 30 000 Trade recelvables 77 00 69 D00 Trade payables 44 000 46 000 Prepaid expenses: 1 800 1 200 Accrued expenses: Interest 1 000 2 400 Accrued expenses; other 5 700 4 400 SARS - Income tax payable 8 000 3 000 Dividends payable 1 500 2 700 ABC Ltd Extract from the Statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive Income for the year ended 31 Auqust 2021 Sales 592 000 Cost of sales (301 000) Gross profit 291 000 Profit on sale of Equipment 9 000 Depreciation 41 000 Interest expense 2 600 Income tax expense 15 200 Profit for the year 110 300 Additional Information: 1. The dividends declared for the current year is R2 400.
Required:
Prepare only the "Cash flows from operating activities" section of the statement of cash flows
for ABC Ltd for the year ended 31 August 2021. Use the indirect method.
Show all workings. Where applicable, round off calculations to the nearest Rand.
PART B
A trial balance is a list of all accounts in the general ledger and their balances at a specified
point in time or at a given date. All the debit balances are added together to arrive at an
amount for "Total debits" and all the credit balances are added together to arrive at the "Total
credits". If the value of "Total Debits" is equal to the value of "Total credits" then this is
commonly referred to as the trial balance – "balances" or "the trial balance is in equilibrium".
This would mean that the method of the double entry system has been implemented
accurately. However, it would be incorrect to believe that because the trial balance is in
equilibrium there are no errors or omissions in that accounting system. There are errors and
omissions that will not be identified by a trial balance that is in equilibrium.
Required:
Identify at least four types of errors and /or omissions that would NOT be identified by a trial
balance that is in equilibrium. Provide a brief description of each one or present examples of
transactions being recorded in a way that will still allow the trial balance to "balance".
Transcribed Image Text:Required: Prepare only the "Cash flows from operating activities" section of the statement of cash flows for ABC Ltd for the year ended 31 August 2021. Use the indirect method. Show all workings. Where applicable, round off calculations to the nearest Rand. PART B A trial balance is a list of all accounts in the general ledger and their balances at a specified point in time or at a given date. All the debit balances are added together to arrive at an amount for "Total debits" and all the credit balances are added together to arrive at the "Total credits". If the value of "Total Debits" is equal to the value of "Total credits" then this is commonly referred to as the trial balance – "balances" or "the trial balance is in equilibrium". This would mean that the method of the double entry system has been implemented accurately. However, it would be incorrect to believe that because the trial balance is in equilibrium there are no errors or omissions in that accounting system. There are errors and omissions that will not be identified by a trial balance that is in equilibrium. Required: Identify at least four types of errors and /or omissions that would NOT be identified by a trial balance that is in equilibrium. Provide a brief description of each one or present examples of transactions being recorded in a way that will still allow the trial balance to "balance".
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