dfs june 2007 question
princess246
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Hello
Im re-sitting my DFS exam in Dec. I'm practicing June 2007 exam but im stuck on one of the journals it reads as follows;
The company paid £36k in insurance costs in June 2006 which covered the period 1st July 2006 to 30th June 2007 ( Company statements year end 31st March 2007)
I Debited Prepayment 36
Credited Admin Expenses 36
But when i looked at the anwser it was 9k!!!!!!!!
So i then figured i neede to do a working as follows
£36k x 8/12 = £24000
Im very confused and would appreciate some feedback on where im going wrong
Thanks
Im re-sitting my DFS exam in Dec. I'm practicing June 2007 exam but im stuck on one of the journals it reads as follows;
The company paid £36k in insurance costs in June 2006 which covered the period 1st July 2006 to 30th June 2007 ( Company statements year end 31st March 2007)
I Debited Prepayment 36
Credited Admin Expenses 36
But when i looked at the anwser it was 9k!!!!!!!!
So i then figured i neede to do a working as follows
£36k x 8/12 = £24000
Im very confused and would appreciate some feedback on where im going wrong
Thanks
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Answer to DFS June exam
You need to exclude 3 months ie. if £36000 is paid covering July 06 to June 07 you need to exclude April,May & June 07 as ye is March 07. Therefore 3/12 x £36000 = £9000.0 -
The company paid £36k in insurance costs in June 2006 which covered the period 1st July 2006 to 30th June 2007 ( Company statements year end 31st March 2007)
That means that 9 months have been paid and the remaining 3 months are prepayment beacuse the year end is 31st of march 2007
so your caluclation will be
36k x 3/12 = 9k
so it will be
Debit prepayment 9k
credit admin expenses 9k
so these r few key points
1 1st july to 31st of march they are 9 months not 8
2 ( 36 x 9/12 = 27) these are those 9 months which have been already paid so this caluclation has nothing 2 do with prepayment
3 ( 36 x 3/12=9k) so the remaining 3 months after your year end is the prepayment0 -
Thankyou both for your answers it makes perfect sense now!
Thanks
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