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Intermediate Worked Examples: Accounting for Clubs and Societies

Six graded examples covering the Receipts and Payments Account, Subscriptions Account, activity Trading Account, Income and Expenditure Account, and Statement of Financial Position for non-profit clubs and societies.

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Example 1: Receipts and Payments Account (T-form)

Question

Solution plan

The Receipts and Payments Account summarises the club's Cash Book. The opening cash balance and all cash receipts (revenue or capital) go on the debit side; all cash payments on the credit side. Balance c/d = total receipts − total payments, carried down as next year's balance b/d.

Receipts and Payments Account for the year ended 31 December 2023
ParticularsRMParticularsRM
Balance b/d3,500Hall rental2,400
Members' subscriptions8,400Competition expenses1,900
Donations2,000Purchase of sports equipment3,000
Sale of competition tickets1,600Groundsman's wages1,800
Interest on deposits300General expenses700
Balance c/d6,000
15,80015,800
Balance b/d6,000

Answer

Both sides of the account total RM15,800. The cash balance carried down (balance c/d) at 31 December 2023 is RM6,000.

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Example 2: Subscriptions Account

Question

Solution plan

Subscriptions in arrears (members owe) are an asset: balance b/d on the debit side, balance c/d on the credit side. Subscriptions in advance are a liability: balance b/d on the credit side, balance c/d on the debit side. Cash received is entered on the credit side. Current-year subscriptions (to Income and Expenditure) are the balancing figure on the debit side.

Subscriptions Account for the year ended 31 December 2023
ParticularsRMParticularsRM
Balance b/d (arrears)150Balance b/d (in advance)100
Balance c/d (in advance)250Bank (subscriptions received)6,000
Income and Expenditure Account5,900Balance c/d (arrears)200
6,3006,300
Balance b/d (arrears)200Balance b/d (in advance)250

Answer

The current-year subscriptions transferred to the Income and Expenditure Account amount to RM5,900. Check: RM6,000 + RM200 − RM150 + RM100 − RM250 = RM5,900.

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Example 3: Activity Trading Account (Canteen)

Question

Solution plan

A regular profit-making activity such as a canteen has its own Trading Account. Cost of sales = Opening stock + Purchases − Closing stock. Gross profit = Sales − Cost of sales. Deduct canteen wages to get the canteen net profit, which becomes INCOME in the Income and Expenditure Account.

Canteen Trading Account for the year ended 31 December 2023
ParticularsRMRM
Sales10,000
Less: Cost of sales
Opening stock800
Purchases6,500
7,300
Less: Closing stock1,200
Cost of sales6,100
Gross profit3,900
Less: Canteen workers' wages1,500
Canteen net profit2,400

Answer

Cost of sales is RM6,100 and canteen gross profit is RM3,900. After deducting wages of RM1,500, the canteen net profit is RM2,400, recorded as income in the Income and Expenditure Account.

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Example 4: Income and Expenditure Account

Question

Solution plan

The Income and Expenditure Account records only the current year's revenue income and revenue expenditure (accrual basis), not capital items. Surplus = Total Income − Total Expenditure (if positive); if expenditure exceeds income, it is a deficit. The purchase of equipment (capital) is NOT included; only its depreciation is.

Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31 December 2023
ParticularsRMRM
Income
Current-year subscriptions7,200
Canteen net profit2,400
Donations1,500
Bank interest200
Total Income11,300
Less: Expenditure
Premises rental3,000
Coach's salary4,000
Competition expenses1,800
Depreciation of equipment600
General expenses500
Total Expenditure9,900
Surplus of Income over Expenditure1,400

Answer

Total Income is RM11,300 and Total Expenditure is RM9,900. There is a surplus of income over expenditure of RM1,400, which is added to the Accumulated Fund.

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Example 5: Computing the Accumulated Fund (Statement of Affairs)

Question

Solution plan

The Accumulated Fund is the club's equivalent of Owner's Equity, but arises from members' contributions and accumulated surpluses. Accumulated Fund = Total Assets − Total Liabilities. Subscriptions in arrears are an asset; subscriptions in advance and creditors are liabilities.

Statement of Affairs at 1 January 2023
ParticularsRMRM
Assets
Photography equipment5,000
Stock of souvenirs400
Subscriptions in arrears150
Bank balance2,300
Cash200
Total Assets8,050
Less: Liabilities
Creditors300
Subscriptions in advance250
Total Liabilities550
Accumulated Fund7,500

Answer

Total Assets is RM8,050 and Total Liabilities is RM550. The Accumulated Fund at 1 January 2023 is RM8,050 − RM550 = RM7,500.

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Example 6: Statement of Financial Position

Question

Solution plan

Net Assets = Total Assets − Current Liabilities, which must equal the closing Accumulated Fund. Closing Accumulated Fund = Opening Accumulated Fund + this year's Surplus. Subscriptions in arrears are a current asset; subscriptions in advance are a current liability. The 'Financed by' section replaces the Owner's Equity section.

Statement of Financial Position at 31 December 2023
ParticularsRMRM
Non-Current Assets
Sports equipment (net book value)7,400
Current Assets
Stock500
Subscriptions in arrears200
Bank6,000
Cash300
Total Current Assets7,000
Total Assets14,400
Less: Current Liabilities
Creditors1,000
Subscriptions in advance250
Total Current Liabilities1,250
Net Assets13,150
Financed by:
Accumulated Fund at 1 January 202311,750
Add: Surplus of income over expenditure1,400
Accumulated Fund at 31 December 202313,150

Answer

Total Assets is RM14,400 and Current Liabilities is RM1,250, giving Net Assets of RM13,150. The closing Accumulated Fund = RM11,750 + RM1,400 = RM13,150, which equals Net Assets.

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