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  • Mar 15, 2009, 11:44 AM
    Lou3000
    Working out Profit/Loss of bar sales
    I have a homework assignment in 3 parts, the second part was to prepare an income & expenditure account clearly showing the profit/loss on the bar and annual dance of a social club . To this end, I created separate trading accounts for the Bar and Annual dance. To do this I extracted the figures from the summary of receipts & payments given for the club for the year ended October 31 2008

    PAYMENTS EXPENSES
    Balance 1/11/93 380 Bar Purchases 1,485
    Subscriptions 1,420 Annual dance exp. 470
    Annual dance 750 Rent 890
    Bar sales 2,050
    = 4,600


    EXPENSES
    Bar Purchases 1,485
    Annual dance exp. 470
    Rent 890
    Secretarial exp. 260
    Purchase of furniture 350
    Caretaker wages 720
    Balance 31 Oct 08 425
    = 4,060


    Extra info given is: the opening bar stock was 120 (at 1/11/07) and the closing stock at 31/10./08 was 160


    So I added the opening stock of 120 and purchases of 1,485 which = 1,605 then deducted closing stock of 160 which = 1445 which I deducted from the sales of 2,050 which left a profit of 605.

    The Annual Dance profit was straight forward because I just had to deduct the expenses from the sales of the tickets.

    The final part of my homework was to prepare the balance sheet and it's not coming right, so I wonder if I have wrongly worked out the profit for the bar?

    Please, can anybody help? I've attached an Excel sheet with all my workings and a clearer brain than mine might be able to see where I've gone wrong!
  • Mar 16, 2009, 01:56 AM
    ROLCAM

    Fr_Chuck,

    You removed the wrong duplicated item.
    The attachment has been lost.
    Please make sure as to what you are doing.
    You need to apologise to Lou3000.
  • Mar 16, 2009, 02:10 AM
    Lou3000
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    It might have been me who messed it up - I realised I wanted to change a figure in the excel sheet so tried to delete the first excel sheet - obviously something went awry!

    So here's the attachment again, hopefully right this time!

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