Table of Contents QUESTION 6...................................................................................................................................3 REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5
QUESTION 6 (a) Determining the cash paid for the salary Computation of cash paid for salary Opening balance200 Add: Salary expense400 Less: closing balance360 Salary paid240 Therefore, cash paid for salary is $240 (Huber, Law and Khallaf, 2017). (b) Calculating the amount paid for purchasing the new plant, property and equipment Calculation for cash paid to purchase new PPE ParticularsAmount in $ Opening balance400 Add:Revaluation240 Less: Closing balance-1200 Less: Depreciation-80 Less cash received on sale of asset-80 Cash paid for purchase of assets-720 The company has made the purchase of new property, pant and equipment which is equal to $720. (c) Computing the amount paid for the dividend by the company ParticularsAmount in $ Opening balance2000 Add: profit1800 Less: closing balance2800 Dividend paid1000
Moon Light Ltd has paid dividend to its shareholders amounted to $1000 (Christensen, Cottrell and Budd, 2016). (d) Determining the amount that has been collected from the customers Account receivable account ParticularsAmount in $ParticularsAmount in $ Opening balance3600Discount allowed400 Sales16000Bad debts (note 1)240 Cash collected15760 Closing balance3200 1960019600 Note 1 Account for Doubtful debts ParticularsAmount in $ Opening balance360 Add: Doubtful debts expense for the year200 Less: closing balance320 Bad debts240 Therefore, the Moon Light Ltd has collected the total amount of $15760 from its account receivables.
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REFERENCES Books and Journals Huber, M., Law, D. and Khallaf, A., 2017. Active learning innovations in introductory financial accounting.InAdvancesinAccountingEducation:TeachingandCurriculum Innovations. Emerald Publishing Limited. Christensen, T. E., Cottrell, D. M. and Budd, C., 2016.Advanced financial accounting. NY McGraw-Hill/Irwin,.