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Question - The Secretary of Ba Zambia Club has not been keeping proper financial records. Now members have demanded that they want to know if the club has had a surplus or a deficit at 31st December 2017. The Secretary provided the following information:
Balances at 31st December:
2017
2016
Long-term borrowing
18400
28000
Bank overdraft
-
13000
Subscriptions received in advance
12240
10400
Income received in advance
10000
7600
Accrued expenses
2600
3200
Furniture at cost
40000
50000
Equipment at cost
74400
93000
Bank (favourable)
4960
Stationery inventory
20400
19600
Additional information relating to entries not yet taken into account is as follows:
1) During the year 2017, the club experienced a break-in and lost K200,000. The Secretary was surcharged and the members accepted the report.
2) It is a policy of the club to depreciate its assets annually.
Required -
(a) Estimate the surplus or deficit the year ended 31st December 2017.
(b) What is the difference between accrued income and deferred income?
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