Question 2
Ms. Gold has been investing in real estate for almost half a century. On January 1, 2018, she owned four rental properties and the relevant facts on these properties are as follows:
Required:
Calculate Ms. Gold’s net rental income for 2018. You should provide a separate calculation for each property. Specify how much CCA should be taken for each building. (18 marks)
Property 1 Class 3 building
Capital Cost - $850,000
UCC begining -$627,000
Rent generated - $81,000
Incurred property tax -$10,500
Interest Charges - $13,000
Other exp (Excluding CCA) - 17,500
Mr Gold gross rental income was $81,000
Rental Expenses (10,500 + 13,000 +17,500) - $41,000
Therefore, his net rental income before deducting CCA is $40,000 (81,000 - 41, 000)
Question 2 Ms. Gold has been investing in real estate for almost half a century. On...
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Prepare the necessary journal entries for year-ended 31
December 2018
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Question 2
The following trial balance has been extracted from the ledger
of Nora Ariyana , a sole trader as at 31 May 2019, the end of her
most recent financial year.
Debit (RM)
Credit (RM)
Property at cost
90,000
Equipment at cost
57,500
Provision for depreciation (as at 1 June 2018)
Property
12,500
Equipment
32,500
Inventories as at 1 June 2018
27,400
Purchases
259,600
Sales revenue
405,000
Discount allowed
3,370
Discount received
4,420
Salaries
52,360
Bad debts
1,720
Loan...