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Practice Test Papers                                                         PTP.3

                                               Practice Test Paper 2


                       1.  XYZ Ltd. purchased its own debentures from the market for investment for a consideration
                         of ` 5,00,000. Under which activity and how will this payment be shown in the Cash Flow
                         Statement?                                                                  (1)
                       2.  Avon Securities Ltd., a company dealing in shares and other financial instruments had made
                         strategic investment of ` 5 lakhs in Bull Securities Ltd., a company having membership of
                         BSE. It later sold these shares at a gain of ` 2,00,000. Under which head will the sale and
                         gain be shown in Cash Flow Statement?                                       (1)
                       3.  Under which main-head and sub-head of the Balance Sheet will the following items
                         be shown?
                          (i)  Share Application Money
                          (ii)  Debentures with maturity period of 12 months
                         (iii)  Computer Software
                         (iv)  Preference Share Capital                                              (4)
                       4.  (a)  State any two objectives of Ratio Analysis.
                          (b)  Opening Inventory ` 40,000; Closing Inventory ` 50,000; Revenue from Operations
                            ` 6,00,000; Gross Profit Ratio 25%.
                             Calculate Inventory Turnover Ratio.                                     (4)
                       5.  XYZ Ltd. is in the business of manufacturing and selling carpets, decided to set up a new
                         manufacturing unit in Jammu and Kashmir. It decided to do so because of the natural
                         calamity struck in the state. It decided to employ factory staff from the local population
                         after giving them adequate training to develop the weaving skill in them. Each trainee
                         was paid stipend during the training period. Its Comparative Statement of Profit & Loss
                         for the years ended 31st March, 2023 and 2024 was as follows:

                     Particulars                    Note  31st March,  31st March,  Absolute Change   Percentage Change
                                                     No.    2023    2024     (Increase or    (Increase or
                                                             `        `       Decrease) (`)   Decrease) (%)
                       I.  Revenue  from Operations       17,50,000   25,00,000   7,50,000     42.86
                       II.  Other Income                    40,000    50,000    10,000         25.00
                       III.  Total Revenue (I + II)         17,90,000   25,50,000   7,60,000   42.46
                       IV.  Expenses
                         (a)  Cost of Materials Consumed   10,50,000   15,00,000   4,50,000    42.86
                         (b)  Employees Benefit Expenses   3,80,000    4,00,000   20,000        5.26
                         (c)  Other Expenses                75,000    1,00,000   25,000        33.33
                          Total Expenses                  15,05,000   20,00,000   4,95,000     32.89
                       V.  Profit before Tax (III – IV)      2,85,000    5,50,000   2,65,000   92.98
                       VI.  Less: Tax                       95,000    1,50,000   55,000        57.89
                      VII.  Profit after Tax (V – VI)      1,90,000    4,00,000   2,10,000    110.53

                         Additional Information:
                          Employees Benefit Expenses include Wages of ` 2,00,000 and ` 1,90,000 in the years ended
                         31st March, 2024 and 2023 respectively.
                          Calculate Gross Profit Ratio for the two years.                            (4)
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