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Financial Accounting and Reporting Exam, Exams of Financial Accounting

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2023/2024

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MOCK BOARD EXAM – FINANCIAL
REPORTING
Answer each of the following problems. Solutions are provided after each question.
1. Inventory (Periodic FIFO Method)
Antonio Co. uses a periodic inventory system and the FIFO method. Below are its its
inventory activities for May 2025:
- May 1: Beginning Inventory, 100 units @ ₱40
- May 10: Purchase, 200 units @ ₱42
- May 20: Sale, 250 units
- May 25: Purchase, 100 units @ ₱45
Required: Compute the ending inventory and COGS for May.
Solution:
COGS = 100×₱40 + 150×₱42 = ₱13,250
Ending Inventory = 50×₱42 + 100×₱45 = ₱6,600
Answer: COGS = ₱13,250; Ending Inventory = ₱6,600
2. Revenue Recognition (Installment Method)
On January 1, 2025, Mercado Co. sold equipment for ₱500,000 (cost ₱300,000). ₱100,000
was collected upfront; balance payable in 4 annual installments.
Required: Gross profit recognized in 2025.
Solution:
GP = ₱200,000; GP rate = 40%; GP recognized = ₱100,000 × 40% = ₱40,000
Answer: ₱40,000
3. PPE (Revaluation Model)
Machine cost ₱1,000,000, 10-yr life, no salvage. Revalued to ₱850,000 on Jan 1, 2025.
Required: Revaluation surplus.
Solution:
Depreciation (3 years) = ₱300,000; BV = ₱700,000; Surplus = ₱150,000
Answer: ₱150,000
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MOCK BOARD EXAM – FINANCIAL

REPORTING

Answer each of the following problems. Solutions are provided after each question.

1. Inventory (Periodic FIFO Method)

Antonio Co. uses a periodic inventory system and the FIFO method. Below are its its inventory activities for May 2025:

  • May 1: Beginning Inventory, 100 units @ ₱
  • May 10: Purchase, 200 units @ ₱
  • May 20: Sale, 250 units
  • May 25: Purchase, 100 units @ ₱

Required: Compute the ending inventory and COGS for May.

Solution: COGS = 100×₱40 + 150×₱42 = ₱13, Ending Inventory = 50×₱42 + 100×₱45 = ₱6, ✅Answer: COGS = ₱13,250; Ending Inventory = ₱6,

2. Revenue Recognition (Installment Method)

On January 1, 2025, Mercado Co. sold equipment for ₱500,000 (cost ₱300,000). ₱100, was collected upfront; balance payable in 4 annual installments. Required: Gross profit recognized in 2025.

Solution: GP = ₱200,000; GP rate = 40%; GP recognized = ₱100,000 × 40% = ₱40, ✅Answer: ₱40,

3. PPE (Revaluation Model)

Machine cost ₱1,000,000, 10-yr life, no salvage. Revalued to ₱850,000 on Jan 1, 2025. Required: Revaluation surplus.

Solution: Depreciation (3 years) = ₱300,000; BV = ₱700,000; Surplus = ₱150, ✅Answer: ₱150,

4. Bonds Payable (Effective Interest Method)

₱5,000,000 bonds issued at 96, interest 10%, effective rate 12%. Required: Interest expense for 2025.

Solution: Initial carrying amount = ₱4,800,000; Expense = ₱4.8M × 12% = ₱576, ✅Answer: ₱576,

5. Leases (Lessee - Capital Lease)

Lease payments: ₱120,000/year × 5 years. PV of lease = ₱480,000 at 8%. Required: Initial ROU Asset and Lease Liability.

Solution: ✅Answer: ROU Asset = ₱480,000; Lease Liability = ₱480,

6. Income Tax Expense (Deferred + Current)

Accounting income = ₱2,000,000; Taxable diff: ₱400,000; Deductible diff: ₱100,000; Tax rate = 30% Required: Total tax expense.

Solution: Taxable income = ₱2.3M; Current tax = ₱690K; Deferred tax = ₱90K ✅Answer: ₱780,

7. Investment in Associate (Equity Method)

30% interest acquired for ₱600K; NI = ₱400K; Dividends = ₱100K Required: Investment balance at year-end.

Solution: Share in NI = ₱120K; Less dividends = ₱30K; End = ₱690K ✅Answer: ₱690,

8. Share Capital and Dividends

Preferred: 10K shares @ 10%, ₱100 par; Ordinary: 50K shares. Dividends declared = ₱150K. No dividends last year. Required: Dividend for ordinary shares.

Solution: