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Asset Disposal Ledger

The document outlines an accounting exercise for Grade 11 students focusing on asset disposal, requiring them to complete calculations related to depreciation and asset transactions for Clifton Stores. Key tasks include calculating depreciation for vehicles and equipment, as well as recording asset disposals and related journal entries. Students must show all workings and calculations, adhering to specific instructions regarding account balancing and closing.

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Asset Disposal Ledger

The document outlines an accounting exercise for Grade 11 students focusing on asset disposal, requiring them to complete calculations related to depreciation and asset transactions for Clifton Stores. Key tasks include calculating depreciation for vehicles and equipment, as well as recording asset disposals and related journal entries. Students must show all workings and calculations, adhering to specific instructions regarding account balancing and closing.

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Grade 11 ACCOUNTING 16 February 2022

Asset disposal Marks: 70

You are required to:


 Complete the accounts and calculations on the pre-printed paper provided.
 DO NOT BALANCE OR CLOSE OF THE ACCOUNTS
 Show all calculations as indicated in the calculation blocks
(Show all your working so that method marks can be awarded)

 Show all calculations to the nearest rand (if necessary)


 The financial year of the business ends on 28 February 2021.
 Depreciation is calculated as follows
 On equipment @ 12 ½% p.a. on carrying value
 On vehicles @ 15% p.a. on cost price.

The following balances appeared amongst others in the books of Clifton Stores on
1 March 2020(the beginning of the financial year).

Vehicles R680 000


Accumulated depreciation on Vehicles R420 000
Equipment R430 000
Accumulated depreciation on equipment R197 200

Information
2020
Apr 30 Bought a new vehicle for R440 000 on credit from SMG Motors.

Jul 1 Sold equipment which was originally purchased for R160 000, on 1 June
2019, on credit for R120 000

Nov 30 Traded in a vehicle with a cost price of R400 000 and an accumulated
depreciation on 1 March 2020 of R320 000, for R80 000 on a new delivery
vehicle with a cost price of R260 000.
2021
Jan 31 Bought new equipment for R196 000 and paid by EFT.

Feb 28 Provide for depreciation on both equipment and vehicles.


Name:_____________________________________

Vehicles B3

Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment B4


Asset Disposal N10

Depreciation N11
Calculate the depreciation on Vehicles sold on 30 November 2020

 Calculate the depreciation on the old remaining vehicles at the end of the financial year

 Calculate the depreciation on the vehicles purchased on 30 April 2020 at the end of the financial year

 Calculate the depreciation on the vehicles purchased on 30 November at the end of the financial year

Calculate the depreciation on the Equipment sold


 Calculate the depreciation on remaining equipment on 28 February 2021

 Calculate the depreciation on the equipment purchased on 31 January 2021 at the end of the year

Use this space to show your 5 steps of Asset Disposal.


Name:______MEMO___________________________

Vehicles B3
2020 1 Balance b/d 680 000 2020 30 Asset Disposal GJ 400 000
Mar Nov
Apr 30 Creditors Control CJ 440 000
Nov 30 Creditors Control CJ 260 000

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Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment B6
2020 1 Asset Disposal  (15 000 + GJ 21 042( 2020 1 Balance b/d 197 200
Jul Mar
6 042()) )
Jul 1 Depreciation GJ 6 042()
2021 28 Depreciation GJ 13 017(
Feb
)

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Asset Disposal N10
2020 1 Equipment GJ 160 000 2020 1 Accumulated depreciation on GJ 21 042()
Jul Jul
Equipment (15 000 + 6 042)
Debtors Control  GJ 120 000
Loss on sale of asset GJ 18 958()
160 000 160 000
Nov 30 Vehicles GJ 400 000 Nov 30 Accumulated depreciation on GJ 365 000(
Vehicles(320 000 + 45 000) )
Profit on Sale of Asset GJ 45 000() Creditors Control  GJ 80 000
445 000 445 000

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Depreciation N11
2020 1 Accumulated depreciation on GJ 6 042()
Jul Equipment
No 30 Accumulated depreciation on Vehicles GJ 45 000()
v
2021 28 Accumulated depreciation on GJ 13 017()
Feb Equipment
(10 975 + 2 042)

Accumulated depreciation on vehicles  GJ 106 750(


)
(42 000 + 55 000 + 9 750)
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Calculate the depreciation on Vehicles sold on 30 November 2020

400 000 x 15% x 9/12 = 45 000

 Calculate the depreciation on the old remaining vehicles at the end of the financial year

280 000 x 15% = 42 000

 Calculate the depreciation on the vehicles purchased on 30 April 2020 at the end of the financial year

440 000 x 15% x 10/12 = 55 000

 Calculate the depreciation on the vehicles purchased on 30 November at the end of the financial year

260 000 x 15% x 3/12 = 9 750

Calculate the depreciation on the Equipment sold

160 000 x 12 ½ % x 9/12 = 15 000


160 000 – 15 000 = 145 000() x 12 ½ % x 4/12 = 6 042()
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 Calculate the depreciation on remaining equipment on 28 February 2021

CP (430 000 – 160 000) = 270 000 Acc Dep = (197 200 – 15 000()) = 182 200
270 000 – 182 200 = 87 800() X 12 ½ % = 10 975()

 Calculate the depreciation on the equipment purchased on 31 January 2021 at the end of the year

196 000 x 12 ½ % x 1/12 = 2 042

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