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Question Number 1: A perpetual Inventory System is used by Black Hawk, Inc. The following transactions...

Question Number 1:

A perpetual Inventory System is used by Black Hawk, Inc. The following transactions show beginning inventory, purchases and sales of CT-300, a cellular telephone for the month of May:

May   1: Balance on hand, 20 units, cost $50 each         $1000

May   5: Sale, 10 units, sale price $80 each                    $ 800

May   6: Purchase, 20 units, cost $60 each                     $1200

May 21: Sale, 15 units, Sale Price $100 each                 $1500

Instruction:

Record beginning inventory, purchases, cost of goods sold and running balance on an inventory subsidiary record using Average Cost method.

Question Number 2:

On January 1, 2019, Delta Company acquired new equipment with an estimated useful life of 5 years. Cost of the equipment was $5,000,000 with a residual value of $250,000. For income tax purposes, this machinery qualifies as 5-Year property.

3 Years

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

MACRS Rates

33.33%

44.45%

14.81%

7.41%

Instructions

Compute the amounts of depreciation recognized in each of first 4 years (2019, 2020 & 2021) under each of the depreciation methods listed below.

  1. Straight Line Method
  2. MACRS Method

Question Number 3:

On October 30, 2019, Afghan United Bank has purchased a brand new generator from a company at USA. The new generator has an invoice price of $5,000,000. Sales tax was computed at 12% of invoice price. Afghan United Bank has paid $100,000 as shipping cost to get generator from USA. After the generator arrives, installation cost of $150,000 is incurred, along with $50,000 testing costs. Compute the cost of generator and prepare journal entry to record purchase of generator.

Question Number 4:

During the fiscal year 2019, Alpha Corporation carried out the following transactions involving notes payable:

Feb. 1:              Borrowed $550,000 from Sun National Bank at an interest rate of 15% per annum,

signed a six month note payable.

July 31:            Paid Sun National Bank note plus accrued interest.

Instruction:

Prepare journal entries to record above transactions.

Question Number 5:

King Burger is a fast food restaurant operating as partnership firm of four individuals. The partners agree to share profit equally. The information regarding current year is as follows:

                  Watson            Taylor             Hayden               Dravid

Capital             $550,000          $600,000          $500,000             $650,000

Drawing           150,000          150,000          100,000               200,000           

Net income for the year amounted to $2,500,000.

Instructions:

  1. How much must each of four partners report income on his income tax return?
  2. Prepare Statement of Partner’s Equity for current year ended Dec 31, 2019?

Solutions

Expert Solution

Date Beginning Inventory Purchases Sales Closing Inventory
Units Unit Cost Total Units Unit Cost Total Units Unit Cost Total Units Unit Cost Total
01-May     20 $50 $1,000     20 $             50 $   1,000
05-May     20 $50 $1,000       10 $     50 $     500     10 $             50 $      500
06-May     10 $50 $   500       20 $     60 $ 1,200     10 $             50 $      500
    20 $             60 $   1,200
    30 $             57 $   1,700
21-May     30 $57 $1,700       15 $     57 $     850     15 $             57 $      850
31-May     15 $57 $   850     15 $             57 $      850
Cost of Goods Sold
05-May     10 $             50 $      500
21-May     15 $             57 $      850
Total COGS (Unit cost = $1350/25units)     25 $             54 $   1,350

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