Statement of Financial Position

Statement of Financial Position

Statement of Financial Position Sydney Company Limited provided the following Trial Balance in regard to its operation for the year ended 30 June 2016
 20152016
 Debit CreditDebit Credit
 $$$$
Cash at bank64,308 197,332 
Call on deposit60,000 60,000 
Petty cash5,000 5,000 
Advertising prepaid1,960 2,130 
Account receivable69,835 61,303 
Inventory41,907 52,867 
Land and building190,000 190,000 
Motor Vehicle61,000 86,000 
Accumulated depreciation- Building 8,500 15,700
Accumulated depreciation 12,400 25,900
Goodwill on acquisition80,000 80,000 
Accumulated impairment loss- Goodwill - 8,000
Account payable 47,879 45,361
Provision long service leave 18,000 23,000
Taxation payable 27,080 61,416
Wages accrued 1,036 1,248
Rental income in Advance 600 800
Dividend payable 15,000 12,000
Mortgage 30,000 20,000
Share capital 350,000 360,000
     
Retained earnings 26,168 36,515
Sales 750,000 847,124
Cost of goods sold475,000 477,502 
Rental income received 12,000 17,000
Wages125,000 127,308 
Superannuation4,753 5,092 
Long service leave4,000 5,000 
Advertising8,500 9,600 
General expenses24,000 22,305 
Impairment of Goodwill8,000 8,000 
Depreciation- Building6,200 7,200 
Depreciation- Motor Vehicle12,500 13,500 
Interest expenses1,500 1,700 
Bad debt200 809 
Income tax55,000 61,416 
Total 1,298,6631,298,6631,474,0641,474,064
Statement of Financial Position
Additional information for the June end 2016
  1. All sales and purchase are in credit.
  2. All the expenses except depreciation, impairment and bad debts is cash expenses.
  3. Company is maintaining tax as per tax payable method.
  4. Dividend payable of 2015 is paid.
  5. Company paid interim dividend $15,000.
  6. The company has book value of land and building $190,000 and revaluation was done by company where valuator revalue same assets worth $185,000.
  7. 10% of retained earning transferred to General Reserve.
  8. Company issued share capital $10,000 at June end 2016.
  9. Company transferred its assets revaluation loss to retained earnings.

Statement of Financial Position

  1. Comprehensive Income Statement
  2. Statement of Change in Equity
  3. Statement of Financial Position
  4. Cash Flow Statement 
The Sydney Company Limited
Comprehensive Income Statement
For the year ended 30 June 2016 
Particulars Note$
Sales Revenue 847,124
Cost of Sales (477,502)
Gross Profit  369,662
Other Income117,000
Employees benefit2(137,400)
Administrative expenses3(32,714)
Depreciation4(20,700)
Impairment of goodwill (8000)
Finance cost5(1,700)
Profit before income tax  186,108
Income tax expenses (61,416)
Operating profit after tax 124,692
Gain/(losses) recognized (5,000)
Total change in equity during the period6119,692
 Note 1: Rental
Note 2: Consist of Wages, Superannuation and Long Service Leave $127,308, $5,092 and $5,000 respectively.
Note 3: Consist of Advertising, general expenses and bad debts $9,600, $22,305 and $809 respectively.
Note 4: Building and Motor vehicle $7,200 and $13,500 respectively.
Note 5: Interest expenses
Note 6: Revaluation of building decreased. 
The Sydney Company Limited
Statement of Change in Equity
For the year 30 June 2016 
 Retaining Earnings Capital Assets Revaluation Reserve General Reserve Total
Opening Balance 63,515350,00000413,515
Add: Profit for the period124,692   124,692
Gain/(Loss0 recognized directly in equity(a)  (5000) (5,000)
Dividend Paid/Declared(27,000)   (27,000)
Transferred to General Reserve(1,247)  1,247-
Issue of Share capital (b) 10,000  10,000
ARR transferred to R/E(5,000) 5,000 -
Closing Balance 154,960360,000-1,247516,207
 You have to adjust the value of revaluation of Land and Building in your final Statement of Financial Position. At this time, the value is $190,000 but when you prepare the final balance sheet, then you have to decreased this value to $185,000. But before to adjust, you have to also check the opening and closing value of Land and Building. Sometime, your accountant can give you the adjusted Land and Building value where opening and closing value may not be same.
  • Additional share issue also has same impact. You have to increase the share capital by $10,000 in your final statement of financial position. For this you have to also check the opening and closing balance. If the closing value is more than opening value by $10,000 then you don’t need to adjust.
The Sydney Company Limited
Statement of Financial Position 
 Note2016
Assets   
Current Assets   
Cash and Cash Equivalent1262,332
Trade and Other Receivable 61,303
Inventories 52,867
Other Current Assets22,130
Total Current Assets  378,632
Non-current Assets   
Land and Building3185,000
Less: Accumulated Depreciation (15,700)
Motor Vehicle 86,000
Less: Accumulated Depreciation (25,900)
Goodwill 80,000
Less: Accumulated impairment (8,000)
Total Non-current Assets  301,400
Total Assets  680,032
Liabilities   
Current Liabilities   
Trade Payable 45,361
Other Payable425,048
Taxation payable 61,416
Dividend payable 12,000
Total Current Liabilities  143,825
Non-Current Liabilities   
Mortgage 20,000
Total Non-Current Liabilities  20,000
Total Liabilities  163,825
Net Assets  516,207
Equity 5 
Share Capital 360,000
Retained Earnings 154,960
General Reserve 1,247
Total Equity  516,207
Note 1: Cash, call deposit and petty cash are included.
Note 2: All prepaid expenses are included.
Note 3. The revaluation value is reported.
Note 4: Provision for long service leave, wages accrued and rental income in advance are included.
Note 5: From Statement of changes in equity 
The Sydney Company Limited
Cash Flow Statement
For the year ended 30 June 2016
 $$
Cash flow from operating activities   
Cash receipt from customer854,847 
Rental income17,200 
Cash paid to creditors(490,980) 
Wages(127,096) 
Superannuation(5,092) 
General expenses(22,305) 
Advertising(9,770) 
Tax expenses(27,080) 
Interest expenses(1,700) 
Net cash from Operating Activities  188,024
Purchase of Motor Vehicle(25,000) 
Net cash used in Investment Activities  (25,000)
Cash flow from Financing Activities   
Proceed from Issue of Share Capital10,000 
Payment of Mortgage(10,000) 
Dividend payment(30,000) 
Net cash used in Financing Activities  (30,000)
Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents  133,024
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 64,308
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 197,332
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period should be equal with the balance of statement of financial position. You can check with your question.

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