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JAMB and WAEC Accounts (Principles of Accounts) questions: Incomplete records

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  1. Question 21· Incomplete records· JAMB

    Capital at the start of the year was ₦200,000 and at the end ₦260,000. The owner withdrew ₦30,000 and brought in additional capital of ₦20,000. The profit for the year is

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  2. Question 22· Incomplete records· JAMB

    In incomplete records, total cash available and spent is reconstructed with a

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  3. Question 23· Incomplete records· WAEC

    Capital at start ₦30,000, capital at end ₦45,000, drawings ₦5,000, no new capital. Profit is

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  4. Question 24· Incomplete records· WAEC

    Sales are ₦240,000 and the gross margin is 25% of sales. Find the cost of sales.

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  5. Question 25· Incomplete records· WAEC

    Cost of goods sold is ₦60,000 and the mark-up is 25% on cost. Sales are

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  6. Question 26· Incomplete records· WAEC

    Capital at the start of the year was ₦300,000 and at the end ₦380,000. Drawings were ₦40,000 and additional capital ₦20,000. Find the profit.

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  7. Question 27· Incomplete records· JAMB

    Purchases can be found from incomplete records using the

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  8. Question 28· Incomplete records· JAMB

    Goods are sold at a margin of 20% on selling price. If sales are ₦500,000, the gross profit is

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  9. Question 29· Incomplete records· WAEC

    Sales are ₦80,000 and the margin is 25% on sales. Gross profit is

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  10. Question 30· Incomplete records· JAMB

    A trader's cost of goods sold was ₦300,000 and she adds a mark-up of 25% on cost. Her sales were

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  11. Question 31· Incomplete records· WAEC

    A trader adds 25% to cost. Cost of sales is ₦160,000. Find the sales.

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