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    NCEA Level 1 Accounting 90976 (1.1) page 1 of 4

    SAMPLE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE

    Accounting 90976 (1.1): Demonstrate understanding of accounting concepts for smallentities

    Assessment Criteria

    Achievement Merit Excellence

    Demonstrate an understanding ofaccounting concepts for smallentities means recognising anddescribing accounting concepts.

    Demonstrate an in-depthunderstanding of accountingconcepts for small entities meansexplaining accounting concepts.

    Demonstrate a comprehensiveunderstanding of accountingconcepts for small entities meansapplying accounting concepts witha clear relationship to the smallentity.

    Evidence Statement

    One Expected Coverage Achievement Merit Excellence

    (a) Purpose: to show income,expenses, and net profit.

    THREE of:

    in (a), describesthe purpose of anincome statement

    in (b) (i),identifies TWOrelevant users

    in (b) (ii), brieflystates a reasonfor the interestwithout explainingit

    in (c), statesthat business andpersonalexpenses must bekept separate

    in (d), statesthat the life of abusiness isdivided up intospecified periods.

    TWO of:

    in (b) (ii), givesa reason why aspecific userwould beinterested in theincome statementand links it toSimply Sports

    in (c),recognises howthe accountingentity conceptapplies byexplaining thatSamanthasfinances must bekept separatefrom those of thebusiness

    in (d), appliesthe concept ofperiod reporting toSimply Sports byexplaining that its

    life is divided intospecified periodsin order to makecomparisons.

    In (c), recogniseshow the adviceillustrates theaccounting entityconcept andexplains whySamanthaspersonal expensesshould not beincluded in theincome statementbut rather be treatedas drawings.

    ANDIn (d), applies theconcept of periodreporting to SimplySports by explainingthat its life is dividedinto annual periods(or reference to thedate year ended 31March) so that itsposition AND / ORperformance can becompared over

    time.

    (b) (i)

    (ii)

    Users include:

    creditors

    banks

    suppliers

    owner (Samantha)

    employees.

    Reason for interest:

    Creditors to see the ability of

    Simply Sports to repay debt. Banks to see whether to

    extend further credit to SimplySports.

    Suppliers to see whetherthey should continue selling toSimply Sports on credit.

    Owner to see ifSimplySports is making a profit.

    Employees to see ifSimplySports can offer them ongoingemployment.

    (c) Illustration of accounting entity:Samantha must record herpersonal telephone expense asdrawings. This is becauseSamanthas financial affairs/personal finances must be keptseparate from Simply Sportsfinancial affairs.

    (d) Illustration of period reporting: Thelife ofSimply Sports is divided intoyearly periods for the year ended

    31 March, so that financialstatements can be prepared thatmeasure performance / positionand make comparisons (of an itemfor example profit).

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    Two Expected Coverage Achievement Merit Excellence

    (a) Identifying transactions: (SeeAppendix A).

    THREE of:

    in (a),recognises andidentifies three

    correct capital orrevenueexpenditures

    in (b) (i), statesthe displaycabinets are usedto make sales /income

    in (b) (ii), statesthat they are theonly ones to usethe display

    cabinets in (b) (iii),

    states pasttransaction

    in (c), statesthat assets arerecorded atoriginal purchaseprice

    in (d), statesthat transactionsare reported to

    the period theyrelate.

    TWO of:

    in (b) (i),explains the linkof how the display

    cabinets will beused (to displayinventory) andwhat income theywill create (sales)

    in (b) (ii),explains incontext to SimplySports and thedisplay cabinets

    in (c), explainsin context to

    Simply Sportsand theequipment beingrecorded atoriginal purchaseprice

    in (d), explainsin context toSimply Sportsand the insurancebeing reported tothe period itrelates.

    In (c), applies howSimply Sports willuse the displaycabinets (to displayinventory) and how

    its use will createan inflow of cash(make sales andcreate an inflow ofcash).

    AND

    In (d), applies howSimply Sports willreport the insuranceto the period itrelates by reportingit to the Income

    Statement as aninsurance expense(or as an assetprepayments in theBalance Sheet).

    (b) (i)

    (ii)

    (iii)

    Reason not an asset:

    Simply Sports will use the display

    cabinets to display the inventory inorder to make sales and create aninflow of cash.

    Only Simply Sports can use thedisplay cabinets /Simply Sportsrestricts others from using displaycabinet.

    Past Transaction.

    (c) Application of historical cost policy:Simply Sports will record itsequipment at its original purchaseprice.

    (d) Illustration of accrual basis: SimplySports will report the amount ofinsurance prepaid as adecreasing (insurance) expensefor the current period in theIncome Statement (or as an assetin the balance sheet).

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    Appendix A

    Transaction Capital expenditure Revenue expenditure

    Purchase of the new displaycabinets Freight paid to deliver the

    display cabinets Installation of the displaycabinets Annual insurance for thedisplay cabinets

    Appendix B

    Simply Sports accounting equation extract

    BankAccountsreceivable

    Shopfittings

    ExpensesAccounts

    payableLoan Equity Income

    A - 400 +400

    B +2000 +2000

    C -450 +50 -400