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Answer ALL the following questions. Show calculations for full credit: Question # 1: (CLO 4)      (5...

Answer ALL the following questions. Show calculations for full credit:

Question # 1: (CLO 4)     

The following items were the account balances of Perth Company:
Accumulated depreciation £5,455 Unearned Revenues £   743
Accounts payable 1,244 Patent 680
Notes payable after 2020 168 Equipment 11,300
Shaer capital-ordinary 9,800 Land held for investment 464
Retained earnings 3,263 Short-term investments 3,490
Accounts receivable 1,496 Notes payable in 2020 681
Cash 2,868 Inventories 1,056

Instructions: Prepare a classified statement of financial position in good form as of December 31, 2019.


Question #2: (CLO 5)  

Sawyer Stores is a merchandising company that uses a perpetual inventory system. The following selected transactions occurred during April, 2018:

 April 1, purchased merchandise for $6,200 on account from Clark Company terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination. The appropriate party made a cash payment of $200 for freight on that date.
 April 6, returned $200 of the merchandise purchased on April 1 from Clark Company.
 April 10, sold merchandise for $7,500 (costing $5,000), on account to Nolan Company terms 2/10, n/30, FOB Destination. The appropriate party made a cash payment of $200 in freight charges on that date.
 April 12, Nolan Company returned defective merchandise for $500 (costing $300) from April 10 sale.
 April 14, paid the amount due to Clark Company for the purchases on account on April 1.
 April 23, received cash in full settlement of the account related to the sale of April 10 to Nolan Company.
 April 24, purchased merchandise from Ford Company for $1,600 Cash.
 April 26, returned $100 of the merchandise purchased on April 24 from Ford Company.

Instructions: Journalize the April transactions on the books of Sawyer Stores:

Question 3: (CLO 4 and 5)  

The adjusted trial balance of Miracle Company contained the following information:
Debit        Credit
Sales $1,420,000
Interest Revenue 100,000
Sales Returns and Allowances $40,000
Sales Discounts 14,000
Cost of Goods Sold 872,000
Freight-out 4,000
Advertising Expense 30,000
Interest Expense 36,000
Store Salaries Expense 110,000
Utilities Expense 56,000
Depreciation Expense 14,000
Dividends 50,000


Instructions:
1) Use the above information to prepare an income statement for the year ended December 31, 2019.
2) Prepare the closing entries for Miracle Company at December 31, 2019.

Solutions

Expert Solution

1)

Balance Sheet
Assets    Amount in £ Amount in £
Cash 2868
Account Receivables 1496
Inventories 1056
Short Term Investment 3490
Total Current asset 8910
Equipment 11300
Less: Accumulated depreciation 5455 5845
Land held for Investment 464
Patent 680
Total Assets 15899
Liabilities Amount of £ Amount of £
Accounts Payables 1244
Notes Payables in 2020 681
Unearned Revenue 743
Total Current Liabilities 2668
Notes payables after 2020 168
Share capital 9800
Retained Earnings 3263
Total Equity 13063
Total Equity and Liabilities 15899

2)

Journal entries                                                                                                                                                 
Date Particulars Notes Debit $ Credit $
01-Apr Merchandise Inventory 6200
Accounts Payables - Clark Company 6200
( Being Inventory purchased on account from Clark company)
06-Apr Accounts Payables - Clark Company 200
Merchandise Inventory 200
(Being Return of Purchases of Inventory to Clark company)
10-Apr Accounts Receivables - Nolan Company 7500
Sales 7500
Freight Out
(Being On account Sales Recorded)

Cost of Goods Sold

Freight Out

5000

200

Merchandise Inventory 5000
Cash 200
( Being Cost of goods Sold recorded and freight expenses paid in cash)
12-Apr Sales Return 500
Accounts Receivables - Nolan Company 500
(Being sales Return Recorded)
Merchandise Inventory 300
Cost of Goods Sold 300
14-Apr Accounts Payables - Clark Company 6000
Merchandise Inventory (6000*2% Discount) 120
Cash 5880
(Being cash paid and discount received)
23-Apr Cash 4500
Accounts Receivables - Nolan Company 4500
(BeingCash received)
24-Apr Merchandise Inventory 1600
Cash 1600
(Being Purchases of Inventory for cash from Ford company recorded)
26-Jan Cash 100
Merchandise Inventory 100
(Being Return of Purchases of Inventory in cash to ford company)

3)

Income Statement
Particulars
Amount $
Amount $
Revenue
Sales 1420000
Less: Sales Return 40000
Less: Sales discount 14000
Net sales 1366000
Interest Revenue 100000 1466000
Expenses
Cost of Goods Sold. 872000
Freight out 4000
Advertising Expenses 30000
Interest Expenses 36000
Store and Salaries 110000
Utility Expenses 56000
Depreciation Expenses 14000
Net Income 344000

3)

Closing entries

Journal entries                                                                                                                                                 
Date Particulars Notes Debit $ Credit $
a Sales 1420000
Interest Revenue 100000
Income summary 1520000
( Being balance of sales transferred to Income summary)
b Income Summary 1176000
Sales Returns and Allowance 40000
Sale Discount 14000
Cost of Good Sold 872000
Freight Out 4000
Advertising expenses 30000
Interest Expenses 36000
Store salaries expenses 110000
Utilities expenses 56000
Depreciation expense 14000
( Being balance of Expenses account transferred to Income summary)
c Income Summary 344000
Retained Earning (1520000-1176000) 344000
(Being income summary balance transferred to Retained earning)
d Retained Earnings 50000
Dividends 50000
(Being Dividend of $ 50000 declared)

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