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Accounts of Limited liability Companies

Accounts of Limited liability Companies. The following is a trial balance of Obama’s as on 31 December 2003 Dr. Cr. $ $ Share Capital Issued: Ordinary shares $1 75 , 000 Debtors and Creditors 28, 560 22, 472 Stock 31 Dec. 2002 41, 415 Bank 16, 255

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Accounts of Limited liability Companies

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  1. Accounts of Limited liability Companies • The following is a trial balance of Obama’s as on 31 December 2003 Dr. Cr. $ $ Share Capital Issued: Ordinary shares $1 75, 000 Debtors and Creditors 28, 560 22, 472 Stock 31 Dec. 2002 41, 415 Bank 16, 255 Machinery(cost) 45, 000 Motor Vehicles(cost) 28, 000 Depreciation Provisions Dec. 31. 2002 Machinery 18, 000 Motor Vehicle 12, 600 Sales 97, 500 Purchases 51, 380 Motor Expenses 8, 144

  2. Trial Balance continued Dr. Cr. $ $ Repairs to Machinery 2, 308 Sundry Expenses 1, 076 Pay 11, 372 Director’s remuneration 6, 200 Profit and loss account as at 31 Dec., 2002 6, 138 General reserve 8, 000 239, 710 239, 710 Given the following information, you are to draw up the trading and profit and loss accounts for the year ended 31 December, 2003 and a balance sheet as at that date. • Authorised share capital $100, 000 in ordinary shares $1 • Stock at 31 Dec. 2003, $54, 300 • Motor expenses owing $445 • Ordinary Dividend proposed of 20% • Transfer $2, 000 to general reserve • Provide for depreciation of all fixed assets at 20% reducin balance method • Ignore taxation

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