Reference no: EM132669872
Expenses
Membership of Shoe Designers Association 650
Purchase of materials for use in the classes. 10,500
On 15 June 2018 Jimmy bought $1,500 of new materials for which he had not yet paid.
Purchases of stock for use in manufacturing shoes 965,000
Drycleaning of army reserve uniform 200
Purchase of uniforms for himself and his staff
That was branded with the shops logo 5,800
Motor vehicle expenses for Jimmy his records showed 80% business use 25,000
Parking fines incurred whilst attending client premises 300
Jimmy often took some work home with him and incurred the following expenses, he estimated that he spent around 30% of him time working from home
Home electricity 1,200
Home insurance 700
Home Rates and taxes 1,400
Donation to Red Cross 500
Annual Shoe Designers Conference in Paris 350
Travel expense to attend the conference included
- Airfares 5,000
- Accommodation 3.000
- Taxis 350
- Meals 1,000
- Sightseeing eg Eiffel Tower 500
Wages for staff 890,000
Payment to his sister for taking his place at the sewing classes whilst he was on holiday.
If he had paid a casual from an employment agency it would have cost $2000 but he wanted to help out his sister and paid her a bit more. 3500
Superannuation for employees 9.5% of gross wages Personal superannuation 25,000
- Jimmy took out a loan on 1 September 2017 to help with the purchase of some new plant and equipment. He borrowed $27,300 of which $17,300 went towards the purchase of new plant and the rest he used as spending money on his holiday. The repayments were due on the 1st day of each month starting as from 1 October 2017 of $1500 consisting of $1300 capital and $200 interest. 13,500
- The costs associated with obtaining the loan were $400 and the loan was for 3 years
- On 30 June 2018 Jimmy prepaid the loan repayments for the next 12 months 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019 18,000
- Payment to his accountant for completing his income tax returns 4,300
- Advice from his legal advisor on the benefits of changing his structure from its current mode of a sole trader to a company 1,500
Problem 1: From the above information which accounts will enter the total allowable deductions?