Your firm is the auditor of Burton Housing, which is small charity and housing association. Its principal assets is a large freehold building which contains a restaurant, accommodation for 50 young people and recreational facilities.The charities is controlled by a management committee which comprises the voluntary chairman and treasurer and other voluntary members elected annually. However, day-to-day management is by a chief executive who manages the full-time staff who performs accounting, cleaning, maintenance, housing management and other functions.Information on the company's financial performance is available as follows: 20X2 Forecast£000 20X1 Actual£000Service Revenue 45,928 40,825Cost of sales (37,998) (31,874)Gross profit 7,930 8,951Operating expenses (4,994) (4,758)Interest payables (2,500) (2,500)Net profit 436 1,693Financial Statement extracts Cash and bank 500 1,590For income from rentsa) The housing manager allocates rooms to individuals and this information is sent to bookkeeper.b) Each week the bookkeeper posts the rents to each resident’s account on the sales ledger. All rooms are let at the same rent.c) Rents are received from residents by reception staff who are independent of the housing manager and bookkeeper. Reception staff give rents to the bookkeeper.d) The bookkeeper posts cash received for rents to the sales ledger, enters them in the cash book and pays them into the bank.e) The housing manager reports void (that is, room unlet) to the management committee.The restaurant comprises the manager and four staff, who prepare and sell food to residents and other individuals.Cash takings from the restaurant are recorded on a till and each day’s takings are given to the bookkeepers who records and pays them into the bank. Details of cash takings are recorded on the till roll.The systems for purchasing food comprises the followinga) The restaurant manager orders the food by sending an order to the supplierb) The food received is checked by the restaurant manager.c) The restaurant manager authorizes purchase invoice, confirming the food has been received.d) The bookkeeper posts the purchase invoices to the payables ledger.e) The bookkeeper makes out the cheques to pay the suppliers, which the chief executive signs. The cheques are posted to the payables ledger and cash book.The bookkeeper is responsible for paying the wages of staff in the restaurant. The restaurant manager notifies the bookkeeper of any absences of staff.You should assume that the income and expenditure account of the restaurant includes only:a) Income from customers who purchased foodb) Expenditure on purchasing food and wages of restaurant staff
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