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it has limited life
its owner's personal resources are at stake
its ownership is easily transferable via the sale of shares of stock it is simple to establish
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Prepaid insurance 700
Accounts receivable 3,500
Accounts payable 2,800
Notes payable 4,200
Common stock 1,400
Dividends 700
Revenues 21,000
Expenses 17,500
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3. 3
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1 An extract from Oitar plc’s Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 30 April 2002 was as
follows:
$000 $000
Operating profit 1 000
Debenture interest (121
⁄2%) 250
750
Ordinary dividend paid and proposed 350
Preference dividend paid and proposed 120
Transfer to General Reserve 200 670
Retained profit for the year 80
Oitar plc’s issued share capital and reserves at 30 April 2002 consisted of:
$000
Ordinary shares of $10 4 000
8% Preference shares of $5 1 500
Capital and revenue reserves 900
The market price of the ordinary shares at 30 April 2002 was $30.
REQUIRED
(a) Calculate the following ratios for Oitar plc.
(i) interest cover
(ii) dividend cover
(iii) earnings per share
(iv) price earnings ratio
(v) dividend yield
(vi) gearing [14]
(b) Explain why each of the ratios in (a) is important for investors in ordinary shares in the
company. [12]
Oitar plc’s accounting ratios at 30 April 2001 were as follows:
REQUIRED
(c) Compare the ratios for 2001 with the same ratios in 2002 as calculated in (a), and comment
on the changes that you find. [8]
(d) State, with reasons, any further information you might require and what other documents you
might wish to see to enable you to assess the likely future performance of Oitar plc. [6]
interest cover 5.5 times
dividend cover 2.5 times
price earnings ratio 22
gearing (calculated as a percentage of long term
debentures and preference share capital
to total long term capital) 36%
4. 4
9706/4/M/J/02
2 (a) The following is the Balance Sheet of Joloss plc at 30 April 2002.
$000 $000
Intangible fixed asset - Goodwill 50
Tangible fixed assets 650
700
Current assets
Stock 32
Debtors 80
Bank 6
118
Creditors: amounts falling due
within one year 42 76
776
Share capital and reserves
Ordinary shares of $1 1 000
Profit and Loss Account (224)
776
Over the past few years Joloss plc has traded at a loss and no dividends have been paid to
the shareholders during that time.
The directors are of the opinion that Goodwill is now valueless. The tangible fixed assets are
overvalued by $150 000. Some stock which cost $10 000 now has no value. Included in
debtors is an amount of $16 000 from a customer who has now become insolvent.
The directors are confident that, as a result of improved efficiency and the introduction of new
products, the company can look forward to annual net profits of $50 000. They have proposed
to the shareholders a scheme of capital reduction whereby each shareholder will receive one
ordinary share with a nominal value of $0.55 for every $1 share currently held. This will
enable the debit balance on the Profit and Loss Account to be eliminated and adjustments to
be made to the company’s assets to take account of the matters mentioned above.
The directors’ policy in future will be to pay dividends which will be covered twice by earnings.
The shareholders have agreed to the directors’ proposals and the capital reduction was
effected on 1 May 2002.
REQUIRED
(i) Prepare the Balance Sheet as it will appear immediately after the capital reduction. [10]
(ii) Explain the reasons why the shareholders agreed to the reduction in the nominal value
of their shares. [5]
5. 5
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(b) The directors of Joloss plc intend to purchase an additional machine to manufacture one of
the new products. Two machines are being considered: Milligan and Bentine. The company
depreciates its machinery using the straight line method.
Joloss plc will borrow the money required to purchase the machine and pay interest of 10%
per annum on the loan.
Estimates for the machines are as follows:
Milligan Bentine
$ $
Cost of machine 100 000 130 000
Additional Receipts: Year 1 70 000 72 000
2 80 000 84 000
3 90 000 90 000
4 90 000 100 000
Additional costs Year 1 50 000 60 000
(see note) 2 60 000 70 000
3 65 000 75 000
4 70 000 80 000
Note: These costs include the charges for depreciation and interest on the loans.
Useful life of machine 4 years 4 years
Value at end of useful life nil nil
Present value of $1 10% 20%
Year 1 0.909 0.833
2 0.826 0.694
3 0.751 0.579
4 0.683 0.482
REQUIRED
(i) Calculate the net present value of each machine. (Base your calculations on the cost of
capital.) [18]
(ii) State, with your reason, which machine Joloss plc should purchase. [2]
The directors require the machine to produce a return on outlay of not less than 25%.
REQUIRED
(iii) Calculate the internal rate of return on the machine you have selected in (ii) to see if it
meets the required return on outlay. [5]
6. 6
9706/4/M/J/02
3 (a) A company makes a digital measuring device known as Tontaw. The standard cost per
Tontaw is made up as follows:
Further information for the three months ending 30 September 2002:
1. The budgeted amount for direct labour: $3 000 000
2. Administration and selling overheads for the budget period: $7 500 000
3. Finished goods are transferred from the factory to the warehouse at cost plus a mark up of
20 per cent.
4. Budgeted selling price per Tontaw: $104
5. No stocks of raw materials, work in progress or finished goods are held.
REQUIRED
(i) Prepare a budgeted manufacturing, trading and profit and loss statement for the three
months ending 30 September 2002 based on the production of 250 000 Tontaws to show
the net profit or loss. [10]
(ii) Calculate, using the information in (i), the break-even point and the margin of safety as a
percentage. [2]
(b) The actual production of Tontaws and related costs and revenue for the budget period were
as follows:
The overhead absorption rate for variable production overhead was not affected.
All Tontaws produced were sold.
REQUIRED
(i) a flexed manufacturing, trading and profit and loss statement based on the production of
256 000 Tontaws, [5]
and
(ii) a manufacturing, trading and profit and loss statement based on actual results. [5]
Tontaws produced 256 000
Materials used 550 000 litres
Cost of materials $2 090 000
Direct labour 187 500 hours
Labour cost $ 3 656 250
Overhead expenditure:
Production, direct fixed $3 650 000
Administration and selling $7 200 000
Selling price per Tontaw $107.50
Cost per unit
Direct material: 2 litres at $4 per litre
Direct labour: 40 minutes at $18 per hour
Production overheads: direct (variable) $6 per direct labour hour
indirect (fixed) based on overhead absorption rate
of $21 per direct labour hour
7. 7
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(c) Calculate the following variances:
(i) quantity i.e. the additional profit arising purely from the increased production.
(ii) sales volume
(iii) sales price
(iv) direct materials usage
(v) direct materials price
(vi) direct labour efficiency
(vii) direct labour rate [7]
(d) Calculate the break-even point based on actual revenue and expenditure. (Show your
workings.) [2]
(e) Prepare a financial statement to reconcile the original budgeted profit with the actual profit.
[9]