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Unit Details |
Name | CORPORATE ACCOUNTING |
Code | HI5020 | |
Year, Trimester | 2023, Trimester 1 |
Assessment Details |
Name | Individual Assignment |
Due Date and Week | 26 / 05 / 2023, Week #10 |
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Format Instructions |
• Most assessments must be in MS Word format with no spacing, 11-pt Calibri font and at least 2cm margins on all four sides with appropriate section headings and page numbers. • You must name your file with the Unit Code and Student ID (e.g. “HI5003- GWA1995”). • Check that you submit the correct document, as special consideration is not granted if you make a mistake. • Student ID needs to be indicated on the cover page. |
Penalties | • All work must be submitted on Blackboard by the due date and time, along with a completed Assessment Cover Page. Late penalties apply. • Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report and listed appropriately at the end in a reference list using Holmes Institute Adapted Harvard Referencing. Penalties are associated with incorrect citation and referencing. |
Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines | |
Trimester | T1 2023 |
Unit Code | HI5020 |
Unit Title | Corporate Accounting |
Assessment Type | Individual Assignment |
Assessment Title | Raising funds for corporate operations and liabilities, provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets. Measurement Basis for Assets. |
Purpose of the assessment (with ULO Mapping) |
This assignment aims at developing a clear understanding of students on different sources of funds used/raised by companies. They will need to identify different sources of funds used by three selected companies and discuss the evolution of the sources of funds used by the selected companies over a period of two years. They will have to relate the relative merits of different sources of funds used by the selected companies and shed light on why the selected companies are using different sources of funds differently. Students will also have to summarise the key concepts under the AASB 137 ‘Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets’ and identify the use of this standard by the selected companies. Students will have to identify all different categories of assets recorded by the selected companies and examine the measurement basis used by the company for each class of assets. (ULO 2, 3, 4). |
Weight | 35 % of the total assessments |
Total Marks | 35 |
Word limit | 3000 words ±500 words |
Due Date | Assignment submission: Final Submission of individual Assignment: 11:59 pm Friday, Week 10 Late submission incurs penalties of five (5) % of the assessment value per calendar day unless the lecturer has granted an extension and/or special consideration before the assessment deadline. |
Submission Guidelines |
• All work and a completed Assignment Cover Page must be submitted on Blackboard by the due date. • The assignment must be in MS Word format, with no spacing, 12-pt Arial font and 2 cm margins on all four sides of your page with appropriate section headings and page numbers. • Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report and listed appropriately at the end in a reference list using the Holmes Adapted Harvard referencing guide. |
Assignment Specifications
Assessment task:
Collect the latest annual reports of THREE (3) ASX-listed companies for the last two years. Based on
your collected annual reports, do the following tasks:
(i) (ii) |
Identify the different sources of funds that your selected companies have used Examine the evolution of the sources of funds used by the company over the last two years period with a specific focus on the changes in different sources of funds What percentage of the fund is internally generated, and what percentage of the fund is externally generated? Explain the relative merits and demerits of the different sources of funds used by your selected companies. Critically examine different types of liabilities shown in the balance sheet of your selected companies. Identify which of the liabilities are interest-bearing and which ones do not interest is bearing. Critically examine the key provisions under the AASB 137 ‘Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets. Identify if your selected companies have referenced this particular standard (AASB 137) in their annual reports. Identify all different categories of assets recorded by the selected companies Critically examine the measurement basis used by the company for each class of assets recorded by the company |
(iii) | |
(iv) | |
(v) | |
(vi) | |
(vii) | |
(viii) (ix) |
Assignment Structure should be as the following:
Abstract – One paragraph
List of Content
Introduction
Body of the assignment with the detailed answer on each of the required tasks
Summary/Conclusion
List of references
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Marking criteria
Marking criteria | Weighting |
Abstract | 1% |
List of content & overall presentation of the assignment | 1% |
Introduction | 1% |
Identify the different sources of fund that have been used by your selected companies | 1% |
Examine the evolution of the sources of fund used by the companies over the two years period with specific focus on the changes of different sources of funds |
4% |
What percentage of the fund is internally generated and what percentage of the fund is | 2% |
externally generated. | |
Explain the relative merits and demerits of the different sources of fund used by your selected companies. |
3% |
1% | |
Critically examine different types of liabilities shown in the balance sheet of your selected companies? Identify which one of the liability interest bearing and which one is not interest is bearing. |
3% |
Critically examine the key provisions under the AASB 137 ‘Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets. |
4% |
Identify if your selected companies have made any reference to this particular standard (AASB 137) in their annual reports. |
4% |
Identify all different categories of assets recorded by the selected companies | 4% |
Critically examine the measurement basis used by the company for each class of assets recoded by the company |
5% |
Conclusion | 1% |
TOTAL Weight | 35% |
Marking Rubric
Excellent | Very Good | Good | Satisfactory | Unsatisfactory | |
Identify the different sources of fund that have been used by your selected companies |
Specific sources of liabilities and equities have been clearly identified. Demonstrate a clear understanding of each sources |
Specific sources of liabilities and equities have been clearly identified. |
Gross amount of liabilities and equities have been identified without specific identification of each sources. |
Gross amount of liabilities and equities have been identified without specific identification of each sources. There are some errors |
Has failed to identify different sources of fund used by the company. Many errors in the answer or has misunderstood the question |
Examine the evolution of the sources of fund used by the company over the last two years period with specific focus on the changes of different sources of funds |
The evolution of different sources of funds within the company (with specific focus on their changes) has been discussed comprehensivel y. |
The evolution of different sources of funds within the company (with specific focus on their changes) has been discussed with minor errors. |
The evolution of different sources of funds within the company (with specific focus on their changes) has been discussed with major errors. |
The evolution of different sources of funds within the company (with specific focus on their changes) has been discussed with major errors. The answer still make sense |
Has answered the question with many errors and misunderstandi ng or has not answered the question |
What percentage of the fund is internally generated and what percentage of the fund is externally generated. |
Has shown the percentage of each sources of funds used by the company distinguishing between externally generated funds and internally generated fund. |
Has shown the percentage of each sources of funds used by the company. Externally generated funds and internally generated funds have been distinguished with minor |
Has shown the percentage of each sources of funds used by the company. Externally generated funds and internally generated funds have been distinguished with major |
Has shown the percentage of each sources of funds used by the company. Externally generated funds and internally generated funds have not been distinguished . |
Has not shown the percentage of each sources of funds used by the company. Externally generated funds and internally generated funds have not been distinguished. |
errors. | errors. | ||||
Explain the relative merits and demerits of the different sources of fund used by your selected companies. |
The relative merits and demerits of the different sources of funds used by the company have been explained with particular reference to the context of the selected companies. |
The relative merits and demerits of the different sources of funds used by the company have been explained. Has made reference to the context of the selected companies with minor errors |
The relative merits and demerits of the different sources of funds used by the company have been explained with minor errors. Has made reference to the context of the selected companies with major errors |
The relative merits and demerits of the different sources of funds used by the company have been explained with major errors and confusions. No reference has been made to the context of the selected companies |
Insignificant or no acceptable attempt has been made to the relative merits and demerits of the different sources of funds used by the company have not been explained |
Critically examine different types of liabilities shown in the balance sheet of your selected companies? Identify which one of the liability interests bearing and which one is not interest is bearing. |
All different types of liabilities have been identified. Has correctly identified interest bearing and non interest-bearing liabilities. |
All different types of liabilities have been identified. Minor errors in identifying interest bearing and non-interest bearing liabilities. |
All different types of liabilities have been identified. Major errors in identifying interest bearing and non-interest bearing liabilities. |
Minor errors in identifying different types of liabilities. Major errors in identifying interest bearing and non-interest bearing liabilities. |
Has not been able to identify different types of liabilities. Has not been able to identify interest bearing and non-interest bearing liabilities. |
Critically examine the key provisions under the AASB 137 ‘Provisions, Contingent |
Has shown an excellent grasp of the concepts under AASB 137 |
Has shown a good level of understandin g of the concepts under AASB 137 |
Has shown a basic level of understandin g of the concepts under AASB 137. |
Has shown a poor level of understandin g of the concepts under AASB 137. |
Has not shown any acceptable level of understanding of the concepts under AASB 137. |
Liabilities and Contingent Assets. |
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Identify if your selected companies have made any reference to this particular standard (AASB 137) in their annual reports. |
Has been able to identify and explain the areas where the selected companies have made reference to AASB 137 |
Has been able to identify and explain the areas where the selected companies have made reference to AASB 137 with minor errors. |
Has been able to identify and explain the areas where the selected companies have made reference to AASB 137 with major confusions or errors. |
Has been able to identify and explain the areas where the selected companies have made reference to AASB 137 with major confusions or errors. |
Has not been able to identify and explain the areas where the selected companies have made reference to AASB 137. |
Identify all different categories of assets recorded by the selected companies |
Has completely identified all different classes of assets recorded by the company. The focus is on classes of assets, not on individual assets. |
Has identified different classes of assets recorded by the company with minor errors. |
Has identified different classes of assets recorded by the company with major errors |
Has identified different classes of assets with major errors. Has mixed up assets with other elements of the balance sheet |
Has not provided an acceptable answer. |
Critically examine the measureme nt basis used by the company for each class of assets |
Has comprehensivel y examined the measurement basis used by the company with demonstration of excellent level of understanding of the concepts of historical cost and fair value. |
Has examined the measuremen t basis used by the company. Has demonstrate d a good level of understandin g of the concepts of historical cost and fair value. |
Has examined the measuremen t basis used by the company with minor errors. Has demonstrate d a basic level of understandin g of the concepts of historical cost and fair value. |
Has examined the measuremen t basis used by the company with major errors. Has demonstrate d a poor level of understandin g of the concepts of historical cost and fair value. |
Has failed to identify the measurement basis used by the company. Has failed to demonstrate any acceptable level of understanding of the concepts of historical cost and fair value |