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  • May 24, 2024
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,The following is an extract from the financial statements of Lusaka (Pty) Ltd

for the year ended 28 February 2024:

2024
R’000
Cost of sales 42 323
Gross profit 34 155
Operating expenses 17 820
Finance costs 1 617
Income tax 3 267
Capital and reserves 73 095
Long-term (interest-bearing) borrowings 7 425
Bank balance (overdraft) 743
Trade payables 9 445
Non-current assets 75 059
Trade receivables 10 303
Inventory 5 346



Required:

Complete the table below to calculate the following ratios and choose the

nearest correct answer from the list of options provided:

Ratio 2024
Return on assets (ROA)
18%

Debtors’ collection period
49 days

Days' sales inventory held
46 days

Operating profit margin
21%

Quick ratio
1,01:1

Gross profit margin
45%

Debt ratio
19%




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, Jabulani is employed by Mollo (Pty) Ltd. The normal working week

of the company is 40 hours. Jabulani's basic wage rate is R60 per

hour. The company pays Jabulani normal time and a half for any

work in excess of 40 hours per week. In the week ending 12 April

2024, Jabulani worked 45 hours.

Additional information:

1. Jabulani makes the following contributions:

Pension fund 7,5% of normal wage

Medical Aid 8% of normal wage

UIF 1% of gross wage

2. The company makes the following contributions:

Pension fund 15% of normal wage

Medical aid 8% of normal wage

UIF 1% of gross wage

3. Jabulani pays PAYE at 18% of his taxable income.



Calculate the missing data and choose the correct answer from

the options provided:

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Total gross wages 2 850,00

Less: overtime wage 450,00


Normal wages 2 400,00


Less: pension fund contribution 180,00

Taxable wages 2 490,00

Less: Other deductions
PAYE 480,60

Medical aid 192,00

UIF 28,50

Net wage payable 1 970,70




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Assessment 5

, Tshiawelo Pty Limited has provided you with the following extract from the financial records for the financial year ended 31 December 2023
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Cost of sales 2 400 000
Gross profit 40%
Operating expenses 800 000
Interest expense 200 000
Income tax expense 30%
Inventories 800 000
Issued capital 2 000 000
Trade payables 500 000
Trade receivables 600 000
Cash and other equivalents 200 000
Short-term borrowings 500 000
Long-term borrowings 2 000 000
Property Plant and equipment 1 000 000
Required:
Calculate the following ratios by choosing the correct answer from the options provided:

Revenue from sales R4 000 000

Net profit margin 10,5%

Current ratio 1.6 to 1

Quick ratio 0.8 to 1

Debtors’ collection period 54.75 days

Return on assets (ROA) 16.15%

Days’ sales inventory held 121.67 days

Times interest earned ratio 4 times

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