SECTION A
QUESTION 1
Solution: 3. b and c
QUESTION 2
, Solution: 1. a
QUESTION 3
Solution:
Interest = R350,000 × 10% × (29/365) = R2,780.82
QUESTION 4
Solution:
- Limpopo (debit R400,000): Interest payable = 400,000 × 10% = R40,000
- Gauteng (credit R350,000): Interest earned = 350,000 × 7% = R24,500
- KZN (debit R200,000): Interest payable = 200,000 × 10% = R20,000
- Northwest (debit R100,000): Interest payable = 100,000 × 10% = R10,000
Net interest payable = (40,000 + 20,000 + 10,000) – 24,500 = R45,500
QUESTION 5
Solution:
Master account balance = –400,000 + 350,000 – 200,000 – 100,000 – 1,000,000 = –
R1,350,000 (debit)
QUESTION 6
Solution:
Without pooling: Net interest payable = R45,500 (from Q4)
With pooling: Net interest on master account = 1,350,000 × 10% = R135,000 (payable)
Value added = 135,000 – 45,500 = R89,500 (additional cost, so disadvantage)
QUESTION 7
QUESTION 1
Solution: 3. b and c
QUESTION 2
, Solution: 1. a
QUESTION 3
Solution:
Interest = R350,000 × 10% × (29/365) = R2,780.82
QUESTION 4
Solution:
- Limpopo (debit R400,000): Interest payable = 400,000 × 10% = R40,000
- Gauteng (credit R350,000): Interest earned = 350,000 × 7% = R24,500
- KZN (debit R200,000): Interest payable = 200,000 × 10% = R20,000
- Northwest (debit R100,000): Interest payable = 100,000 × 10% = R10,000
Net interest payable = (40,000 + 20,000 + 10,000) – 24,500 = R45,500
QUESTION 5
Solution:
Master account balance = –400,000 + 350,000 – 200,000 – 100,000 – 1,000,000 = –
R1,350,000 (debit)
QUESTION 6
Solution:
Without pooling: Net interest payable = R45,500 (from Q4)
With pooling: Net interest on master account = 1,350,000 × 10% = R135,000 (payable)
Value added = 135,000 – 45,500 = R89,500 (additional cost, so disadvantage)
QUESTION 7