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This document is an examination paper for the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education in Entrepreneurship Education. It contains various questions related to business scenarios, including root cause analysis, marketing plans, recruitment programs, cash flow statements, and VAT calculations. Candidates are instructed to answer any four questions, with equal marks assigned to each.

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Bot Uace Ent 2

This document is an examination paper for the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education in Entrepreneurship Education. It contains various questions related to business scenarios, including root cause analysis, marketing plans, recruitment programs, cash flow statements, and VAT calculations. Candidates are instructed to answer any four questions, with equal marks assigned to each.

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P230/2

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
EDUCATION
Paper 2
3 hrs.

MAKERERE MODERN SECONDARY SCHOOL


Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education
Entrepreneurship Education
Paper 2
3 hours

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Answer any four questions only.
All questions carry equal marks.
Additional question(s) shall not be marked.
Credit will be given for the use of relevant diagrams and illustrations.

Turn Over

1. You have taken over a declining juice processing plant.

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(a) Develop a root cause analysis for the declining sales.
(06 marks)

(b) Design a questionnaire to be used to obtain information from clients as you aim at
reviving the processing plant.
(07 marks)

(c) Draft a programme for recruiting new and skilled employees.


(07 marks)

(d) Write a termination letter to the chief cashier because of being incompetent.
(05 marks)

2. You are operating a fast growing bakery and you would like to establish a new branch. Indeed
you have set aside shs 45,000,000 to be spent on fixed capital requirements:

(a) Prepare a fixed capital expenditure budget.


(05 marks)

(b) Prepare a marketing plan for your business.


(06 marks)

(c) Formulate guidelines to ensure quality in your business.


(07 marks)

(d) Design an invoice to be used in your business.


(07 marks)

3. You are a human resource manager of a modern welding business and you would like to recruit
workers:

(a) Develop a programme for recruiting workers. (07 marks)

(b) Design a job application form to be used in the business. (05 marks)

(c) Formulate guidelines for effective time management in your business.


(07 marks)

(d) Write a quotation to a customer who has picked interest in your products.
(06 marks)

4. You have established a social enterprise aimed at reducing killer diseases brought about by
poor hygiene and sanitation:

(a) State the objectives of the enterprise.


(05 marks)

b) Develop a GEPIC structure for advocacy for promoting your business mission.
(06 marks)

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(c) Prepare policy guidelines to promote hygiene and sanitation.
(07 marks)

(d) Prepare an action plan for implementing planned business activities.

(07marks)
5. The table below relates to the expected sales of Malusa enterprises for the months of January to
April 2010

Months January February March April


Sales (shs) 60,000,000 70,000,000 50,000,000 90,000,000

i. The company receives 60% of sales in the month of sale and the balance in the next month.
ii. The company is to receive extra share capital in the months of January and March of shs
20,000,000 respectively.
iii. The company expects a loan in February of shs 18,000,000
iv. There is a rent refund in February of shs 2,200,000
v. In the month of March it accepts a grant of shs 4,000,000
vi. The company accepts to buy raw materials worth 30% sales per month
vii. The company expects to pay salaries to workers to shs 12,200,000.
viii.Electricity charges are projected at shs 1,320,000 per month.
ix. The returns to URA per month is to be shs 3,600,000
x. Payment of water bills per month is to be shs 3,600,000
xi. Loan repayment per month is expected to be shs 3,000,000 beginning with the month that
follows the acquisition of loan.
xii. Cash balance as per 31st December 2009 was shs 20,540,000
Required
a.) Use the information above to prepare a cash flow statement for Malusa Enterprises
(20 marks)
b) Advise him on what he can do to save the situation in case of a given a negative cash flow position
(05 marks)

6a) The following VAT exclusive transactions were carried out by a registered Business in Feb
2016 at different chains of distribution.

i) Beguma bought good worth shs 9,000,000


ii) Beguma sold all goods to Molly for shs 11,000,000
iii) Molly sold the same goods to Joel for shs 14,000,000
iv) Joel a retailer sold the same goods to the final consumer for shs 19,000,000

a) Calculate the VAT chargeable at each stage using the current VAT rate of 18%
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(15 marks)
b) State any five types of taxes paid by trading businesses.
(05 marks)
c) Suggest 5 ways of ensuring tax compliance in your country (05 marks)

END

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