题目

The trading account of Calypso for the year ended 30 June 20X0 is set out below: 



The following amounts have been extracted from the company's statement of financial position at 30 June 20X0. 

                                                                          $ 

Trade receivables                                   60,000 

Prepayments                                             4,000 

Cash in hand                                             6,000

Bank overdraft                                           8,000 

Trade payables                                       40,000

 Accruals                                                     3,000 

Declared dividends                                  5,000  

Calculate the inventories days (using average inventories) and the current ratio for Calypso Ltd for the period. 

A

 Inventory days    33 days             Current ratio   1.25:1 

B

 Inventory days    49 days             Current ratio   1.25:1 

C

 Inventory days    49 days             Current ratio   1.93:1 

D

 Inventory days    33 days             Current ratio   1.93:1 

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Inventory days = 44,000/324,500 × 365 days = 49 days 

Average inventories/COS × 365 

Average inventories = (50,000 + 38,000)/2 = 44,000 

Current ratio = 108,000/56,000 = 1.93:1  

Current assets: Current liabilities Current assets = Trade receivables 60,000 + Prepayments 4,000 + Cash in hand 6,000 + Closing inventories 38,000 = 108,000 

Current liabilities = Bank overdraft 8,000 + Trade payables 40,000 + Accruals 3,000 + Declared dividends 5,000 = 56,000 

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 A government is trying to assess schools by using a range of financial and non-financial factors. One of the chosen methods is the percentage of students passing five exams or more. 

Which of the three Es in the value for money framework is being measured here? 

A

 Economy 

B

 Efficiency 

C

 Effectiveness 

D

 Expertise 

The following statements have been made about measuring performance in not-for-profit organisations: 

(1) Output does not usually have a market value, and it is therefore more difficult to measure effectiveness. 

(2) Control over the performance can only be satisfactorily achieved by assessments of ‘value for money’. 

Which of the above statements is/are true? 

A

 (1) only 

B

 (2) only 

C

 Neither (1) nor (2) 

D

 Both (1) and (2) 

The senior manager is suspicious of a local manager’s accounts and thinks that the profit performance may have been overstated.    

Which of the following would be a plausible explanation of an overstatement of profit? 

A

 Delaying payments to payables 

B

 Shortening the useful economic life of a non-current asset 

C

Overstatement of a prepayment 

D

Overstatement of an accrual 

Which of the following statements regarding standard setting is correct? 

A

 Imposed standards are more likely to be achieved 

B

Managers across the organisation should be targeted using the same standards 

C

Standards should be set at an ideal level with no built in stretch 

D

 Participation in standard setting is more motivating than where standards are imposed 

When setting performance measurement targets it should be considered that there is the possibility that managers will take a short term view of the company and may even be tempted to manipulate results in order to achieve their targets.   

Which of the following would assist in overcoming the problems of short-termism and manipulation of results? 

A

 Rewards should be linked to a wider variety of performance measures including some nonfinancial measures 

B

 Managers should only be rewarded for the results achieved in their own departments 

C

 Any capital investment decision should be judged using the payback method of investment appraisal 

D

 Setting targets involving the overall performance of the company will be more motivating for managers 

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