Discuss the appropriate accounting classifications

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Question 1 - Parrotfish Limited is a company incorporated in Hong Kong. Its main business is the sales of three types of canned fish, tuna, salmon and red snapper. Parrotfish Limited allocates its resources based on the number of its product lines. Its financial year end is 31 December. It is the company policy to pay a year-end bonus of two-month salary for all staff members if the company had good corporate performance for the year.

The draft financial statements of Parrotfish Limited for the year ended 31 December 2016 are as below:

Statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income for the year ended 31 December 2016


$000

Revenue

9,800

Cost of sales

(4,600)

Gross profits

5,200

Administration expense

(700)

Distribution expense

(800)

Profits before tax

3,700

Taxation

(500)

Profits for the year (Note 1)

3,200

Other comprehensive income


Revaluation of property, plant and equipment

1,600

Total comprehensive income for the year

4,800

Statement of financial position as at 31 December


2016

2015


$000

$000

Non-current assets



Property, plant and equipment

13,800

12,000

Intangibles assets

4,700

4,500

Investment properties

5,900

5,500


24,400

22,000

Current assets



Inventories

900

600

Trade receivables

800

500

Investment

850

800

Cash and bank

6,250

450

Total assets

33,200

24,350

Equity and reserves



Share capital

13,500

9,000

Retained profits

8,000

6,000

Other reserves

3,100

1,500


24,600

16,500

Current liabilities



Trade payables

650

800

Other payables

700

400

Interest payables

200

300

Unearned revenue

200


Tax payables

400

650

Bank overdraft

650

700

Non-current liabilities



Bank loans

5,800

5,000

Total equity and liabilities

33,200

24,350

The following information is available:

1. Profits for the year had been arrived at after charging (crediting):


$000

Depreciation charge

100

Impairment loss on accounts receivables recovered

(70)

Inventories written down

60

Finance cost

80

2. 250,000 ordinary shares were issued during the year at $18 per share.

3. The current assets investment was a 1-month term deposit.

4. It was Parrotfish Limited's policy to perform impairment loss test on its assets at year end. Impairment losses, if any, were written off immediately as expenses.

5. Sales (revenue) are approximately 90% credit and 10% cash.

On 1 July 2016, Parrotfish Limited acquired 100% equity interest of Sunfish Limited, which is a company incorporated in Hong Kong in 2012. The main business of Sunfish Limited is the sale of canned mackerel. Since the acquisition of Sunfish Limited, the total sales of canned fish reported by Parrotfish Limited increased by 50%, of which 40% was from the sales of canned mackerel.

Required:

a. Advise Parrotfish Limited whether year-end bonus for the year ended 2016 should be paid.

b. With reference to relevant financial reporting standards, advise Parrotfish Limited on the need to disclose the sales information of canned mackerel in the annual report.

Question 2 - Pigfish Limited is a company incorporated in Hong Kong. It has its financial year end at 31 December. Below is the trial balance of Pigfish Limited as at 31 December 2016:


Note

Debit

Credit



HK$'000

HK$'000

Property, plant and equipment


4,500


Accumulated depreciation



2,500

Investment in shares

1

8,000


Investment in share conversion option


2,000


Fixed deposit


3,000


Inventory


1,500


Accounts receivables


800


Cash


1,000


Accounts payable



1,300

Bank loans



1,000

Share capital



7,500

Retained profits - at 1 January 2016



8,200

Sales



5,000

Cost of sales


3,000


Depreciation expense


700


Operating expense


500


Interest expense


600


Dividend income



300

Dividend paid


200


Note 1: Investment in shares is for long-term investment purposes.

Required: With reference to the relevant financial reporting and accounting standards, discuss the appropriate accounting classifications and treatments of the following items:

i. Investment in shares

ii. Investment in share conversion options

iii. Bank loans

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