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Cooper Physics Consulting Inc. began business on January 1, 2019. Selected transactions from 2019 are described...

Cooper Physics Consulting Inc. began business on January 1, 2019. Selected transactions from 2019 are described below:

January 2

Issued 10,000 shares of common stock in exchange for equipment worth $300,000.

January 15

Issued 4,000 shares of preferred stock in exchange for cash of $40,000.

February 14

The Board of Directors declares a dividend on the common shares for $0.25 per share.

March 31

The Board of Directors declared the regular quarterly dividend on the preferred shares. The preferred shares pay a quarterly cumulative dividend of $0.50 per share.

April 12

Paid employees a total of $15,600 in gross pay. The following deductions were taken off of the employees’ gross pay:

  1. in employee CPP
  2. in employee EI
  3. in employee income tax

Do not record the employer’s portion of payroll taxes.

May 4

Made a cash sale of $10,000 and charged $1,300 in HST.

June 30

Issued bonds with a face value of $100,000. Received cash of $100,000 (i.e. the bonds were issued at par.)

December 31

Paid semi-annual interest on the bonds issued on June 30. The bonds will mature in 10 years’ time. The face rate of interest is 5% and the bonds pay interest semi-annually.

Required:

Record the above transactions in the table below:

Date

Assets      =

Liabilities +

Shareholders’ Equity

Cash

Equip-ment

Divi-

dends Payable

CPP Payable

EI Payable

Income Tax Payable

HST Payable

Bonds Payable

Common Shares

Pre-ferred Shares

Retained Earnings

Jan. 2

Jan. 15

Feb. 14

Mar. 31

April 12

May 4

June 30

Dec. 31

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Expert Solution

Date Cash Equipment Dividends Payable CPP Payable EI Payable Income Tax Payable HST Payable Bonds Payable Common Shares Pre-ferred Shares Retained Earnings
2-Jan 0 + 300000 = 0 + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $    300,000.00 + $                   -   + $                   -  
15-Jan $      40,000.00 + $                   -   = $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $      40,000.00 + $                   -  
14-Feb $        2,500.00 + $                   -   = $        2,500.00 + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -  
31-Mar $                   -   + $                   -   = $        2,000.00 + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $       (2,000.00)
12-Apr $     (14,551.68) + $                   -   = $                   -   + $           795.60 + $           252.72 + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $     (15,600.00)
4-May $      10,000.00 + $                   -   = $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $        1,300.00 + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $        8,700.00
30-Jun $    100,000.00 + $                   -   = $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $    100,000.00 + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -  
31-Dec $       (5,000.00) + $                   -   = $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $                   -   + $       (5,000.00)
The Amount of deduction is not provided in the question so according to 2019 CPP deduction was 5.1 % of salary and EI was $1.62 / $100 salary
since I am Solving from India I am unaware about your tax deductions . Please reduse that from the cash and add to the income tax payable

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