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Friday, 23 September 2016

SMU Assignments : Summer 2016: contact us for answers at assignmentssolution@gmail.com

ASSIGNMENT
DRIVE  SUMMER 2016
PROGRAM  MBA
SEMESTER  I
SSUBJECT CODE &
NAME
MB 0041
FINANCIAL AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
BK ID  B1624
CREDIT   4
MARKS  60
Q.No  Question  Marks  Total
Marks
1  From the following particulars prepare a summarized Balance Sheet of a firm
as on 31. 03.2016 :
Fixed Assets to Net Worth 0.8 : 1
Current Ratio    3 : 1
Reserves included in Proprietors Fund 25 %
Acid Test Ratio 3: 2
Fixed Assets    Rs. 8,00,000
Cash and Bank Balance Rs. 15,000
Current Liabilities Rs. 1,50,000
The firm has no Bank Overdraft
Based on  above  ratios prepare the Balance Sheet of a
Firm
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2  Define and distinguish between Financial Accounting and Management Accounting.
Definitions of Financial and Management Accounting
Distinctions between Financial and Management
Accounting
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6
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3
Balance Sheets of Bhaskar and Soumya Corporation are given below :
Liabilities  31. 03. 2015  31. 03. 2016  Assets  31. 03. 2015  31. 03. 2016
Current
Liabilities
2,40,000  2,80,000  Cash  30,000  20,000
Loan from
Bhaskar
1,20,000  Book
Debts
2,50,000  2,70,000
Bank
Loan
3,20,000  2,90,000  Stock  1,90,000  1,60,000
Capital  9,60,000  10,00,000  Land  2,00,000  2,50,000
Building  3,70,000  4,40,000
________  ________  Machiner
y
4,80,000  5,50,000
15,20,000  16,90,000    15,20,000  16,90,000
During  the  year  Bhaskar  and  Soumya  introduced  additional  capital  of  Rs.  20,000  and
drew
Rs. 60,000.
Provision  for  Depreciation  of  Machinery  –  Opening  Balance  Rs.  2,00,000  and  Closing
Balance  Rs.  2,20,000.  No  depreciation  was  provided  on  other  assets.  The  value  of
Building was increased by Rs. 25,000 and the same was adjusted with Capital Account.
Prepare Cash Flow Statement as per AS-3 Indirect method.
From the above  Balance Sheet as on 31. 03. 2015 and
31. 03. 2016, and further information provided; prepare
a  Cash  Flow  Statement  of  Bhaskar  and  Soumya
Corporation as per As-3.
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4  a)  Write a note on “Schedule of Changes in Working Capital”.
b)  Prepare a Schedule of changes in Working Capital from the Balance Sheets given
:
Liabilities  2014-15  2015-16  Asssets  2014-15  2015-16
Equity Share
Capital
3,00,000  4,00,000  Goodwill  1,00,000  80,000
Preference
Shares
1,50,000  1,00,000  Land and
Building
2,00,000  1,70,000
Capital
Reserve
-  20,000  Plant  80,000  2,00,000
General
Reserve
40,000  50,000  Investment  20,000  30,000
Profit & Loss
A/c
30,000  48,000  Debtors  1,40,000  1,70,000
Proposed
Dividend
42,000  50,000  Stock  77,000  1,09,000
Creditors  25,000  47,000  Bills Receivable  20,000  30,000
Bills Payable  20,000  16,000  Bank  15,000  10,000
Liability for
Expenses
30,000  36,000  Cash  10,000  8,000
Taxation
Provision
40,000  50,000  Preliminary
Expenses
15,000  10,000
6,77,000  8,17,000    6,77,000  8,17,000
a)  Schedule of Changes in Working Capital
b)  Prepare  a  Schedule  of  changes  in  Working
Capital from the Balance Sheets given
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5  A Ltd. and B Ltd. Sell the same type of product in same type of market. Their
budgeted Profit & Loss for  the year ending 2015 are as under :
A Ltd.         B Ltd.
Rs. Rs.    Rs. Rs.
Sales              1,50,000       1,50,000
Less : Variable Cost    1,20,000        1,00,000
Fixed Cost      15,000          35,000
1,35,000        1,35,000
Budgeted Profit           15,000           15,000
a) Calculate the  BEP  and (b)  Margin of Safety  in each business,
(c) State which business is likely to earn greater profits in conditions of
(i) heavy demand for their product
(ii) low demand for their product
a) Calculate the  BEP  and (b)  Margin of Safety
in each business,
(c) State which business is likely to earn greater
profits in conditions of
(i) heavy demand for their product
(ii) low demand for their product
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6  a)  Distinguish between Budgetary Control and Standard Costing.
b)  Particulars given :
Opening Stock of Materials  -  NIL
Closing Stock of Materials  -  700 units
Materials purchased 4,000 units @ Rs. 2.50 each
Standard quantity of Materials required per tonne of finished product  -  20 units
Standard rate of Material  -  Rs. 2
Finished products for the period  -  100 tonnes
Calculate :
I.  Material Cost Variance
II.  Material Price Variance
III.  Material Usage Variance
a)  Budgetary Control and Standard Costing
Calculate :
I.  Material Cost Variance
II.  Material Price Variance
III.  Material Usage Variance
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