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QUESTION 26
XYZ operates in Country A where tax rules state that entertaining costs and donations to political parties are disallowable for tax purposes.
XYZ calculated both its accounting and taxable profits for the year ended 31 December 20X2 after deducting
$10,000 of entertaining costs.
It is considering what impact the ruling that “entertaining costs are disallowable for tax purposes” will have on its two profit figures.
Which of the following correctly states the impact of the ruling on the profits already calculated?

Accounting profit will not be affected but taxable profit will increase by $10,000.

Both accounting and taxable profits will increase by $10,000.

Accounting profit will decrease by $10,000 and taxable profit will increase by $10,000.

Both accounting and taxable profits will decrease by $10,000.

QUESTION 27
Statements of financial position for FG, IJ and KL at 31 December 20X5 include the following balances:

FG acquired 90% of IJ’s equity shares for $358,000 on 1 July 20X5 when IJ’s retained earnings were $98,000.
FG acquired 100% of KL’s equity shares for $360,000 on 1 January 20X5 when KL’s retained earnings were $155,000.
FG used the proportion of net assets method to value non-controlling interests at acquisition.
KL sold a piece of land to FG for $130,000 on 1 September 20X5. At the date of transfer the land had a carrying value of $50,000.
The management of FG expect KL to make profits in the future and no impairment ot its goodwill was proposed at 31 December 20X5.
Calculate the value of property, plant and equipment to be recognized in FG’s consolidated statement of financial position at 31 December 20X5.
Give your answer to the nearest whole $.

QUESTION 28
TUV owns property that has a carrying amount greater than its original cost due to a revaluation 2 years ago.
The property continues to be used by TUV up lo the date of its disposal and is sold for more than its carrying amount.
Which THREE of the following correctly describe the accounting treatment for the disposal of the property?

The gam on disposal is recognised in the statement ot profit or loss

The gain on disposal is recognised in other comprehensive income

The property is depreciated based on its original cost up to the date ot disposal

The remaining balance on the revaluation surplus is transferred to the statement of profit or loss

The property is depreciated based on its revalued amount up to the date of disposal

The remaining balance on the revaluation surplus is transferred to retained earnings

QUESTION 29
BC manufactures product X and on 1 February 20X4 started a project to develop a new material for use in its production. The development project is due to be completed by 31 December 20X4 with the new material being used in production from 1 January 20X5. The development project costs have been reliably estimated at $200,000 and it is anticipated that the new material will increase the margin achieved on product X by 20%.
You are a CIMA accountant within BC and are considering how to treat the development costs of
$200,000 in the financial statements for the year ended 31 December 20X4.
In accordance with the ethical principle of professional competence and due care, which of the following statements correctly explains how these costs should be accounted for?

Expense to profit or loss because the development project will be completed by the end of the year.

Expense to profit or loss because the development has not changed the nature of product X.

Capitalise and amortise from 1 February 20X4 because this is the date that the project commenced.

Capitalise but do not amortise until 1 January 20X5 because this is the date that the new material will start to be used.

QUESTION 30
Statements of financial position for YZ, BC and DE at 31 March 20X2 include the following balances:

YZ purchased 90% of BC’s equity shares for $508,000 on 1 January 20X2. On 1 January 20X2 BC’s retained earnings were $183,000. YZ uses the proportion of net assets method to value non-controlling interest at acquisition.
YZ purchased 30% of DE’s equity shares on 1 April 20X1 for $112,000. DE’s retained earnings at 1 April
20X1 were $88,000.
On 1 February 20X2 YZ sold goods to BC for $28,000 at a mark up of 25% on cost. All the goods were still in BC’s inventory at 31 March 20X2.
Calculate the goodwill arising on the acquisition of BC.
Give your answer to the nearest whole $.

QUESTION 31
AA manufactures computers. These are sold to BB at $100 a computer plus a 5% sales tax. BB subsequently sells the computers to CC for $200 a computer plus a 5% sales tax. C sells the computers to customers at $300 a computer plus a 5% sales tax.
The total tax received by the tax authority is $30.
Which type of tax is described above?

Single-stage sales tax

Value added tax

Retail tax

Multi-stage cumulative sales tax

QUESTION 32
BCD’s finance cost for the year ended 30 June 20X6 in its statement of profit or loss is $198,000. BCD’s statement of financial position is as follows:

How much will be included in BCD’s statement of cash flows for interest paid in the year ended 31 December 20X6?
Give your answer to The nearest $.

QUESTION 33
In 20X4, DEF closed its business having made a trading loss of $160,000. In DEF’s country of residence, trading losses may be carried back three years on a LIFO basis.
The profits for the last four years of trading were:

What are the taxable profits or losses for years 20X1 and 20X2?

20X1 $10,000, 20X2 $113,000

20X1 $143,000, 20X2 $ nil

20X1 $150,000, 20X2 $133,000

20X1 $150,000, 20X2 $nil

QUESTION 34
AAA has the following working capital ratios at 30 March 20X4:

During the year ended 30 March 20X4 credit purchases were $3,600 and at 30 March 20X4 the outstanding trade payables amounted to $522.
The year ended 30 March 20X4 was not a leap year.
Calculate the working capital cycle for AAA.
Give your answer to one decimal place.

QUESTION 35
Select THREE actions that should be taken by a business offering credit to its customers to ensure that amounts owing are collected as quickly as possible.

Chase up slow payers with reminder letters.

Monitor outstanding trade receivables.

Extend the credit terms available to customers.

Issue invoices quickly.

Monitor outstanding trade payables.

Take longer to settle trade payables than collect trade receivables.

QUESTION 36
EF is a large manufacturing entity with several of its manufacturing sites in different locations. Currently all of the sites have a local procurement department. EF’s board are looking to implement a centralized purchasing system.
Match the tokens according to whether you believe each statement is either an advantage or disadvantage of implementing a centralized purchasing system for EF.

QUESTION 37
Statements of financial position for YZ, BC and DE at 31 March 20X2 include the following balances:

YZ purchased 90% of BC’s equity shares for $508,000 on 1 January 20X2. On 1 January 20X2 BC’s retained earnings were $183,000. YZ uses the proportion of net assets method to value non-controlling interest at acquisition.
YZ purchased 30% of DE’s equity shares on 1 April 20X1 for $112,000. DE’s retained earnings at 1 April
20X1 were $88,000.
On 1 February 20X2 YZ sold goods to BC for $28,000 at a mark up of 25% on cost. All the goods were still in BC’s inventory at 31 March 20X2.
Calculate the value of the investment in associate to be recognised in the consolidated statement of financial position at 31 March 20X2.
Give your answer to nearest whole $.

QUESTION 38
Which TWO of the following are functions of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Advisory Council?

To give advice to the International Accounting Standards Board on agenda decisions and priorities in its work

To inform the International Accounting Standards Board of the views of organizations on major standard setting projects

To approve IFRSs for publication

To review new financial reporting issues not already covered by IFRS

To appoint the members of the International Accounting Standards Board

QUESTION 39
Statements of financial position for FG, IJ and KL at 31 December 20X5 include the following balances:

FG acquired 90% of IJ’s equity shares for $358,000 on 1 July 20X5 when IJ’s retained earnings were $98,000.
FG acquired 100% of KL’s equity shares for $360,000 on 1 January 20X5 when KL’s retained earnings were $155,000.
FG used the proportion of net assets method to value non-controlling interests at acquisition.
KL sold a piece of land to FG for $130,000 on 1 September 20X5. At the date of transfer the land had a carrying value of $50,000.
The management of FG expect KL to make profits in the future and no impairment ot its goodwill was proposed at 31 December 20X5.
Calculate the total goodwill to be included in FG’s consolidated statement of financial position as at 31 December 20X5.
Give your answer to the nearest whole $.

QUESTION 40

QUESTION 41
For an incorporated business, the taxation of trading income is a form of direct taxation which is based on:

business profits where the tax is paid by the shareholders to the tax authorities.

dividends paid to shareholders where the tax is paid by the business to the tax authorities.

dividends paid to shareholders where the tax is paid by the shareholders to the tax authorities.

business profits where the tax is paid by the business to the tax authorities.

QUESTION 42
Company R use a defined benefit plan pension scheme. Employee UW has been working for Company R for 25 years. The defined benefit plan is 1.5% of the employee’s annual salary during their time at the company, for every year of employment.
Employee UW started on a £18,000 per annum salary. After 10 years of employment. Employee UW received a promotion and began earning £22,000. After another 3 years of employment. Employee UW got promoted to a wage of £35,000, and is still on this salary now. How much pension has Employee UW accumulated since working at Company R?

£9,900

£18,000

£6,750

£9,375

QUESTION 43
MNO is a manufacturer. Which TWO of the following costs will MNO add to the cost of its finished goods inventory in accordance with IAS 2: Inventories?

Warehouse rent

Selling and distribution

Abnormal material waste

Import duties

Direct labour