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The Regulatory Framework of Financial Reporting








                  Example 5





                   During the following month, Nadim sold goods on credit to his customers for
                   $6,000. He already had some inventory, which cost $10,000, so he used
                   $1,000 worth of that inventory, and purchased further inventory at a cost of
                   $3,000, all of which was used to fulfil the order. He has not yet paid for this
                   extra inventory.

                   His rent bill for the month was $500 and his van hire and running costs were
                   $300.


                   He withdrew $200 from the business entity for his private use.

                   Required:

                   Present a statement of profit or loss for Nadim for the month, and a
                   statement of financial position at the end of the month.

                   Note: You will need to use the information from Example 4 to give you
                   starting balances on the statement of financial position.

                   Example 5: Solution

                                      Statement of profit or loss for the month

                                                                        $                   $
                   Sales
                   Less: Cost of goods sold
                                                                                        –——–
                   Gross profit


                   Less expenses:
                   Rent
                   Van hire and running costs
                                                                    –——–
                                                                                        –——–
                   Net profit earned
                                                                                        –——–









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