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Club Accounts Included in the assets and liabilities of Stretford Golf Club on 01/01/2015 were the following: clubhouse and course €650,000, bar stock €6,000, equip... show full transcript
Step 1
Answer
To calculate the accumulated fund on 01/01/2015, we start with the total assets and subtract the total liabilities.
Total Assets:
€650,000 + €6,000 + €24,000 + €62,500 + €1,000 + €300 = €743,800
Total Liabilities:
€40,000 + €1,600 + €1,600 + €1,400 + €2,400 + €8,500 = €55,500
Accumulated Fund = Total Assets - Total Liabilities
= €743,800 - €55,500 = €688,300.
Step 2
Answer
The income and expenditure account summarizes the revenue and expenses incurred during the year.
Total Income:
€5,515 + €2,500 + €102,900 + €4,000 + €6,000 + €3,800 + €3,000 + €11,400 = €139,115
Total Expenditure:
€122,850 + €2,400 + €13,000 + €2,400 + €80 = €140,730
Surplus/Deficit = Total Income - Total Expenditure
= €139,115 - €140,730 = -€1,615 (Deficit)
Step 3
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A levy is a fee paid by club members intended to fund specific projects, such as a clubhouse extension. It must be recognized as a reserve and will only be recorded as income when it is used.
Life membership is a one-time fee that grants a member access to club facilities indefinitely. It is treated as a long-term liability in the balance sheet and is written off over a specified number of years. In this context, it is amortized over a 10-year period.
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