Calculate Two 2 places of Decimals. 3rd Number after the Decimal Point rounds up/down the second number.

2023

(i) The Percentage mark up on cost

(ii) The Return on capital Employed
(iii) The Period of credit given to debtors
(iv) The Net profit margin (percentage)

2022

(i) The Opening Stock

(ii) The Acid Test Ratio
(iii) The period of credit received from trade creditors.
(i) The rate of stock turnover.

2021

(i) The Purchases

(ii) The Return on Capital Employed
(iii) The Period of credit given to debtors
(iv) The Percentage mark up on cost

2020

(i) The Gross Profit Margin

(ii) The Acid Test Ratio
(iii) The Period of Credit given to Debtors
(iv) The How many more shares can Logan Ltd issue/sell?

2019

(i) The gross profit margin. (Margin = as a Percentage of Sales)

(ii) The acid test ratio.
(iii) The period of credit received from trade creditors.
(iv) The rate of stock turnover.

2018

(i) The figure for purchases.

(ii) The net profit margin.
(iii) The period of credit given to debtors.
(iv) The acid test ratio.

2017

(i) The figure for opening stock.

(ii) The rate of stock turnover.
(iii) The return on capital employed.
(iv) The period of credit received from trade creditors.

2016

(i) The figure for purchases

(ii) The percentage mark-up on cost
(iii) Net profit margin/percentage
(iv) The period of credit given to debtors.

2015

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 (i) The Gross Profit margin.
(ii) The Rate of Stock Turnover
(iii) The Return on Capital Employed.
(iv) How many more shares can Springfield Ltd issue/sell?

2014

(i) The figure for Closing Stock

(ii) The figure for Gross Profit
(iii) The Rate of Stock Turnover
(iv) The period of credit received from Trade Creditors (v) Acid Test Ratio

2013

(i) The figure for Purchases.

(ii) The period of credit given to Debtors.
(iii) Return on Capital Employed.
(iv) The percentage mark-up.

2012

(i) The figure for Opening Stock

(ii) Gross Profit Margin
(iii) The period of credit received from Creditors
(iv) The Acid Test Ratio

Explain 2 sentences on the term + a sentence showing how it appears in the workings in the question.

2023

(i) Trade debtors

(ii) Debentures
(iii) Intangible Fixed Assets
(iv) Shareholders’ funds

2022

(i) Depreciation
(ii) Authorised share capital.
(iii) Carriage In
(iv) 8% Debentures (2026/2027)

2021

(i) Trade Creditor

(ii) Depreciation
(iii) Tangible Assets
(iv) Capital Employed

2020

(i) 6% Debentures (2024/2025)

(ii) Tangible Fixed Assets
(iii) Shareholder’s Funds
(iv) Trade Creditors

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2019

(i) Depreciation
(ii) Shareholders’ funds
(iii) Intangible assets
(iv) 7% Debentures (2023/2024)

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(i) 6% Debentures 2022/2023

(ii) Interest paid
(iii) Tangible fixed assets
(iv) Ordinary dividend.

2017

(i) Authorised share capital

(ii) Trade creditors
(iii) Liquid assets
(iv) Interest paid.

2016

(i) Depreciation
(ii) Tangible assets
(iii) Shareholders’ funds
(iv) Authorised share capital.

2015

(i) 9% Debentures (2021/2022)

(ii) Trade Debtors
(iii) Depreciation
(iv) Interest Paid

2014

(i) 4% Debentures (2019/2020)

(ii) Shareholders Funds
(iii) Authorised Share Capital
(iv) Trade Creditors

2013

(i) Ordinary Dividend

(ii) Intangible Asset.
(iii) Carriage Inwards.
(iv) Depreciation.

2012

(i) Interest Paid

(ii) 5% Debentures (2018/2019)
(iii) Liquid Assets
(iv) Shareholders Funds

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