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Use the following information for questions 29 – 32 regarding Peach Co. in 2017 (assume this...

Use the following information for questions 29 – 32 regarding Peach Co. in 2017 (assume this is the first year of operations for Peach Co., and assume Peach pays cash unless noted otherwise). Peach’s year-end is December 31. Assume Peach uses FIFO perpetual for inventory, straight-line depreciation, and estimates it will not collect 4% of accounts receivable.

1/1 Issues 10,000 shares of common stock for $5 each.

2/15 Purchase 2,000 units of inventory at $4/unit.

3/1 Sells 500 units of inventory for $16/unit, customer pays on account.

4/1 Signs a 2-year lease for its manufacturing facility, paying the first years’ rent of $3,600 upfront.

6/1 Purchases equipment for $60,000 on account, 6 year useful life, $7,000 salvage value. It cost Peach $10,000 to have the equipment installed, also paid on account.

7/1 Sells 100 units of inventory for $20 per unit, customer pays on account.

9/1 The customer from the 3/1 sale of inventory paid back 70% of their balance.

10/15 Declared and paid $3,000 of dividends.

12/1 Purchase $1,200 worth of supplies. By 12/31, 20% have been used.

(the answers are A,B,D I don't know how to get them)

  1. What is Peach’s bad debt expense for 2017?
    1. $176
    2. $320
    3. $400
    4. $4,000

  1. What is cost of goods sold for 2017?
    1. $8,000
    2. $2,400
    3. $5,600
    4. $2,000

  1. What amount is reported on Peach’s December 31, 2017 Balance Sheet related to Property, Plant, and Equipment?
    1. $58,847
    2. $51,167
    3. $59,500
    4. $63,875

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Expert Solution

Peach's Bad debt for the year 2017 is $ 176
Beg Bal AR $                -  
Sales on 03/01 $    8,000.00
Sales on 07/01 $    2,000.00
Collection on 09/01 $ (5,600.00) 70% of Sales made on 03/01
End Bal AR $    4,400.00
4% Uncollectible on AR $       176.00
Cost of good Sold for 2017 is $2,400
Peach uses FIFO perpectual method of inventory ,Therfore COGS is calculated as follows
Units Rate Cost
Purchase        2,000.00 $      4.00 $   8,000.00
Less
Sales on 03/01 $     (500.00) $      4.00 $ (2,000.00)
Sales on 07/01 $     (100.00) $      4.00 $     (400.00)
Total COGS $     (600.00) $      4.00 $ (2,400.00)
COGS $       600.00 $      4.00 $   2,400.00
Amount reported on Peach's Dec,31 2017 balance sheet related to PPE is $ 63,875
Cost of Equipment $ 60,000.00
Add Installation cost $ 10,000.00
Acquisition cost of Equipment $ 70,000.00
No of useful life                6.00 years y
Date of Acquisition June 01,2017
Salvage Value $    7,000.00
Method used Straight line method
Formulae Cost of Equipment-Salvage value
no of useful years
$70,000-$7,000
               6.00
Depreciation for full year $ 10,500.00
But it was purchased on 1st June $    6,125.00
Seven months depreciation to be charged to Income statement
Acquisition cost of Equipment $ 70,000.00
Accumulated Depreciation $ (6,125.00)
Net Book Value $ 63,875.00

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