WEEK EIGHT
THE FINAL ACCOUNTS OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES
The final accounts of limited liability companies comprises the following:

  1. Trading, Profit and Loss Account.
  2. Appropriation Account.
  3. Balance Sheet.

 Format of Trading Profit & Loss account
Trading Profit & Loss account for the year ended 31/12/9x
Opening Stock            x        Stock                x
Add purchases        x            Less return inward        x
Less return outward    x    x        Gross loss            x
Cost of goods available        x
Less closing stock        x
Cost of sales            x
Gross profit c/d            x    
                    X                        x
Expenses                    Gross profit b/d        x
Wages & salaries        x        Income from quoted In.     x
Rent & Rate            x        Rent receivable        x
Depreciation of assets        x        Discount received        x
Directors remuneration        x        Other incomes        x        
Auditors remuneration        x                        x
Advertising            x
Hire of plant            x
Debenture interest        x
Insurance                x
Other expenses            x
Net profit                x
                    X                        x

 
 Appropriation account    
Corporate tax            x    Balance b/f from last year        x
General reserve            x    Net profit b/d                x
Revenue reserve            x
Dividend interim            x
Proposed dividend        x
Goodwill written off        x
Retained profit c/d        x    
                    X                        x
Balance sheet format
Authorized capital            N        Fixed asset
                                        Cost    Dep.    NBN
Ordinary share @ N1 each        x        Land & build X     (x)    X
10% Preference Share @ N 1 each     x        Furniture     x    (x)    x
                        X        Machinery x    (x)    x
Issued share capital                    Premises     x    (x)    x
Ordinary share @ N 1 each         x        Goodwill            x
10% preference share @ N 1 each    x        investments
Reserves                        Quoted    x
Share premium            x            Unquoted    x
General reserve            x            Current assets x
Retained profit            x            Stock        x    
Capital redemption reserve    x            Debtors    x
Long-term liabilities                    Cash        x
10% Debenture            x            Bank        x
Current liabilities                        Bill receivable x
Bill payable        x                Prepayment    x
Income in advance    x                Accrued income    x    x
Corporate tax        x                Preliminary expenses    x
Creditors            x
Proposed dividend    x
Accruals            x    x                            
                    X                            x
EVALUATION
1.    List five items that features in the Appropriation Account of a limited liability company.
2.    Explain the following terms:
    a.    Debentures
    b.    Authorised share capital
    c.    Issued capital
    d.    Proposed dividend
    e.    Revenue reserve

 ILLUSTRATION
The following Trial Balance was extracted from the books of Johnson Nigeria Limited as at 31st December,1990.

 DrCr
Issued and fully paid 20,000 shares of ₦1 each 20,000
Share premium 10,000
General reserve 8,000
Profit and loss account 3,000
Stock 1/1/908,000 
Salaries and wages5,000 
Discount200400
Carriage inwards160 
Loans 24,000
Interest on loan1,000 
Carriage outwards560 
Provision for bad depth 2,000
Preliminary expenses12,000 
Motor vehicle expenses1,800 
Director’s salaries6,000 
Repairs to premises250 
Rates1,600 
Premises at cost20,000 
Motor vehicle at cost23,000 
Plants and machinery cost25,000 
Purchases and sales45,00091,740
Provisions for depreciation  
Plants and machinery 2,500
Debtors & creditors12,3908,000
Sundry expenses3,500 
Cash in hand300 
Cash in bank4,000 
Returns240 
 170.000170,000

 Additional information

  • Stock at close ₦12,500
  • Expense unpaid: motor expenses – ₦ 20

Insurance – ₦ 450
Sundry experiences – ₦400

  • Prepaid expenses: Rate – ₦ 320

    Sundry expenses – ₦ 250

  • Provision for bad debts to be increased to – ₦2,800
  • Part of the premises is sublet at ₦2,400 per annum
  • Bad debts at 31st December, ₦600
  • Monthly salaries and wages bill ₦400
  • Loan interest is 5% per annum
  • Provide for depreciation on a straight line method: premises 2% ,plant & machinery 25%,motor vehicle 10%
  • Write off preliminary expenses
  • Transfer to general reserves ₦5,000 and ₦5,000 to revenue reserve.

Prepare :

  • Trading, Profit and Loss and Appropriation Account of the year ended 31st December ,1990
  • a Balance Sheet as at that date.

 Solution:
Johnson Nigeria Limited
Trading,profit and loss for the year ended 31st December ,1990

   
Opening stock 8,000Sales91,740
Add purchases45,000 Less return inward(240)
Add carriage inwards160  91,500
 45,160   
Less returns outward(360)44,800  
Costs of goods available 52,800  
Less closing stock (12,500)  
Cost of good sold 40,300  
Gross profit c/d 51,200  
  91,500 91,500
Operational expenses  Gross profit b/d51,200
Discount allowed 200Discount received400
Salaries and wages(400×12) 4,800Rental income2,400
Carriage outwards 560  
Interest on loan(0.05×24,000) 1,200  
Motor on vehicle exp.(1,800+200) 2,000  
Director’s salaries 6,000  
Repairs to premises 250  
Rates (1,600-320) 1,280  
Provision of depreciation    
Premises (0.02×20,000) 400  
Plant and machinery(0.25×25,000) 6,250  
Motor vehicle (0.1×23,000) 2,300  
Sundry expenses(3,500 + 400)=    
3,900 – 250 3,650  
Insurance 450  
Bad debts 600  
Provision for bad debts 800  
Net profit c/d 23,260  
  26,260 26,260
General reserves 5,000Net profit b/d23,260
Revenue reserves 5,000Profit brought forward3,000
Preliminary expenses written off 12,000  
Undistributed profit c/d 4,260  
  26,260 26,260

Balance sheet as at 31st December ,1990

Authorized share capital ₦  Fixed assets ₦
20,000 ordinary shares of ₦1 each20,000 CostDep.NBC
Issued share capitalPremises20.000(400)19,600
20,000 ordinary shares for ₦1 each20,000Motor vehicle23,000(2,300)20,700
 Plant and machinery25,000(8,750)16,250
ReservesCurrent Assets
General reserves(5000+8,000)13,000Cash in hand300
Revenue reserves5,000Debtors (12,390 – 600)= 
 Share premium10,000  11,790 – 2,8008,990
Retained profit4,260Stock12,500
Long term liabilities Bank4,000
Loans24,000Rent receivable2,400
Current liabilities Prepaid :Rates320
Creditors8,000 Sundry expense250
Loan interest owing200 Wages and salaries200
Motor expenses owing200   
Insurance accrued450   
Sundry expenses owing400   
 85,510  85,510

 
 Evaluation

  1. What is fixed assets and give five examples of fixed assets.
  1. Define intangible assets and mention three examples

 Reading assignment
Essential Financial Accounting page 265-282

 Weekend Assignment

  1. Net purchase in trading account is —————- (a)purchases –return outwards (b) purchases – return inward (c)purchases – carriage inwards (d) purchases – sales
  2. Net sales in trading account is ————– (a)purchases – sales (b)sales – return inwards (c)sales – return outwards (d) sales + purchases
  3. Working capital is ————— (a)current assets – current liabilities ( b) current liabilities – current assets (c) total current assets (d) current assets + stock
  4. Capital owned is ————— (a)current assets – total liabilities (b) total assets – total liabilities (c) total assets + total capital (d) current assets + stock
  5. Capital employed is ———– (a)total assets – current liabilities (b)total assets – total liabilities (c ) total liabilities + all assets (d) current assets + current liabilities

 THEORY

  1. What is bonus issue?
  2. Enumerate five features of private limited company.

GENERAL EVALUATION

  1. List five methods of providing for depreciation of fixed assets.
  2. State five reasons for making provision for depreciation of fixed assets.
  3. List eight errors that will affect the agreement of the trial balance.
  4. Give five reasons for preparing departmental accounts.
  5. List and explain five classifications of the Ledger.


 

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