Question

In: Accounting

You are the controller at Star Wars, Inc. you must Create Journal Entries for the following...

You are the controller at Star Wars, Inc. you must Create Journal Entries for the following transactions.

1- Dec Paid off balance of $45,800 owed to Ewok Inc. No discount applies.

1- Dec Sold 250 units to Storm Troopers Unlimited on account for $800 each.

2 Dec- Received a check in the amount of $23,569 from Jango Fett Inc. in full payment of an invoice dated November 27 in the amount of $24,050.

2- Dec Paid bill of $2,010 to Star Destroyer Repairs in payment of fighter repairs. No impact on A/P ledger.

3- Dec Sold 200 units to Vader Enterprises on account for $805 each.

3- Dec Paid Greedo Inc. $59,420 in full payment of an A/P balance

6- Dec Purchased 500 units from Calrisian's Components on account for $360 each, terms net/45

6- Dec Paid $65,471 to Wamp Rat, Co. in full payment of the invoice from Nov.

6- Dec received a notification that Bosk Co. has declared bankruptcy and collection of the amounts Bosk Co. owes is unlikely. The accounts receivable balance should be written off.

7- Received a check in the amount of $45,000 from R2D2 Computers in partial payment of the balance they owe (no discounts apply) from a Nov. 15 sale of $95,900

7-Dec Received a check in the amount of $49,294 from C3PO Co. in full payment of a sales invoice dated Nov. 27 for $50,300.

7- Dec Sold 185 units to Jango Fett, Inc. on account for the amount of $810 each.

9-Dec Received payment of $72,863 from Jabba's Huts, Inc. in full payment of an invoice dated Nov. 30 for $74,350.

9- Dec Sold 300 units to Wookie Inc. on account for $810 each.

10- Dec Paid $720 for special effects consulting. Use misc. Expenses.

10- Dec Purchased 400 units from Land Speeder, Inc. on account for $365 each, terms n/30

11- Dec Paid bi-weekly wages via payroll checks. The payroll summary is below:

Employee wages (gross) $5,210

FICA taxes withheld 399

Federal income taxes withheld 980

State income taxes withheld 240

    Net pay $3,591

Employer's payroll taxes:

FICA tax $399

(no FUTA or SUTA)

11- Dec Received payment of $22,000 from C3PO Co. in full payment for an invoice dated Nov. 14th. No discount applies.

11- Dec Sold 305 units to Princess Leia Co. for a total of $815 each on account.

12- Dec Sold 165 units to R2D2 Computers on credit for $815 each.

12- Dec Paid invoice dated Nov. 12 in the amount of $37,829 (no discounts apply). The supplier was Count Dooku Consulting.

12- Dec Paid $75,250 to Ewok Inc. for an invoice dated Nov. 28.

13- Dec received payment from Endor Limited for an invoice dated November 15th in the amount of $27,120.

13- Dec Sold 250 units to Vader Enterprises on account for $820 each.

14-Dec Received payment from Jango Fett Inc. from the Dec. 7th sale. Fett Inc. qualifies for the discount.

14- Dec Storm Troopers Unlimited receives a sales allowance for $41,000 for damaged units. This relates to the Dec. 1 sale.

15- Dec Received payment from Wookie Inc. for the Dec. 9 sale, net of the discount

Solutions

Expert Solution

Journal Entries
Date Accounts Debit $ Credit $
Dec 01 Accounts Payable      45,800.00
Cash      45,800.00
Dec 01 Accounts Receivable    200,000.00
Sales/Revenue    200,000.00
Dec 02 Cash      23,569.00
Discount expenese            481.00
Accounts Receivable      24,050.00
Dec 02 Repair Expenses        2,010.00
Cash        2,010.00
Dec 03 Accounts Receivable    161,000.00
Sales/Revenue    161,000.00
Dec 03 Accounts Payable      59,420.00
Cash      59,420.00
Dec 06 Purchases    180,000.00
Accounts Payable    180,000.00
Dec 06 Accounts Payable      65,471.00
Cash      65,471.00
Dec 06 Bad Debts [no balance is given for bosk co]                     -  
Accounts Receivable                     -  
Dec 07 Cash      45,000.00
Accounts Receivable      45,000.00
Dec 07 Cash      49,294.00
Discount expenese        1,006.00
Accounts Receivable      50,300.00
Dec 07 Accounts Receivable    149,850.00
Sales/Revenue    149,850.00
Dec 10 Cash      72,863.00
Discount expenese        1,487.00
Accounts Receivable      74,350.00
Dec 10 Accounts Receivable    243,000.00
Sales/Revenue    243,000.00
Dec 10 Misc. Expenses            720.00
Cash            720.00
Dec 10 Purchases    146,000.00
Accounts Payable    146,000.00
Dec 11 Salary Expenses        5,210.00
FICA taxes            399.00
Federal income taxes            980.00
State income taxes            240.00
Cash        3,591.00
Dec 11 Payroll taxes expenses            399.00
FICA taxes            399.00
Dec 11 Cash      22,000.00
Accounts Receivable      22,000.00
Dec 11 Accounts Receivable    248,575.00
Sales/Revenue    248,575.00
Dec 12 Accounts Receivable    134,475.00
Sales/Revenue    134,475.00
Dec 12 Accounts Payable      37,829.00
Cash      37,829.00
Dec 12 Accounts Payable      75,250.00
Cash      75,250.00
Dec 13 Cash      27,120.00
Accounts Receivable      27,120.00
Dec 13 Accounts Receivable    205,000.00
Sales/Revenue    205,000.00
Dec 14 Cash    149,850.00
Accounts Receivable    149,850.00
(Discount allowed is missing in question)
Dec 14 Sales/Revenue      41,000.00
Accounts Receivable      41,000.00
Dec 15 Cash    243,000.00
Accounts Receivable    243,000.00
[no mention of discount rate for dec 9 sale]

Related Solutions

Make the following journal entries for the following transactions to create trial balance: A computer was...
Make the following journal entries for the following transactions to create trial balance: A computer was purchased for $ 900.00. $ 100.00 was paid in promotions. A $100.00 depreciation expense was posted. $ 300.00 was paid in the payment of "utilities" from the checking account. A service was performed for the client for $ 3,000.00, and the customer paid in cash to our checking account. Equipment was purchased with credit for $ 4,000.00. The $ 300.00 telephone bill was paid...
Please use the general journal entries to create the following with the data : Ledger /...
Please use the general journal entries to create the following with the data : Ledger / T-accounts showing posting of journal entries. Unadjusted Trial Balance Journal entries: Date Description debit Credit 1 Cash Common stock 1,500 1500 2 Properties Common stock 300 300 3 Loan Note Payable 1000 1000 4 Rent Expense Cash 16 16 5 Property Cash 600 600 5 Rent Expense Cash 24 24 6 Property Cash 200 200 6 Land Cash 400 400 7 Rent Expense Cash...
Create Journal Entries as needed for the following: ABC Company is completing the accounting process for...
Create Journal Entries as needed for the following: ABC Company is completing the accounting process for its first year ended December 31, 2017. The transactions during 2017 have been journalized and posted. The following data are available to determine adjusting journal entries. a. The unadjusted balance in Supplies was $855 consisting of the beginning balance of $600 and purchases of $255. The total usage tracking sheet shows $681 in usage and the final on-hand inventory total is $172. b. There...
Prepare General Journal Entries for the following transactions. Then post the journal entries to the General...
Prepare General Journal Entries for the following transactions. Then post the journal entries to the General Ledger provided and then prepare an Unadjusted Trial Balance. March 1​Dunlop invested $30,000 cash and buildings worth $150,000 in the company March 2​The company rented equipment by paying $2,000 cash for the first month’s (March) rent. March 5​The company purchased $2,400 of office supplies for cash. March 10​The company paid $7,200 cash for the premium on a 12-month insurance policy. Coverage begins on March...
create a scenario for 3 separate transactions that address the following issues as accounting journal entries...
create a scenario for 3 separate transactions that address the following issues as accounting journal entries Issue stock at an amount above par value Declare property dividend, using an existing asset which has increased in value. Repurchase shares to hold in Treasury and then reissue a portion of the shares for a different price.
I have to create adjusting journal entries and prepare an adjusted trial balance. The following is...
I have to create adjusting journal entries and prepare an adjusted trial balance. The following is the data I am given plus the unadjusted trial balance. What are the adjusting entries with this information? a. $4,350 of prepaid insurance expired during the period b. the company estimates depreciation expense of $8,150 for the period c. a count showed earned $85,700 of supplies on hand d. interest earned and recieveable on the outstanding notes recieveable is $260 for the period
Create the journal entries and maintain the Inventory T-Acct based on the following transactions using the...
Create the journal entries and maintain the Inventory T-Acct based on the following transactions using the perpetual weighted average inventory method 9.1 5-Jan-09 bought on credit 10,000 barrels of crude oil for $600,000 15-Jan-09 bought for cash 8,200 barrels of crude oil for $451,000 30-Mar-09 bought on credit 11,200 barrels of crude oil for $694,400 2-May-09 bought on credit 9,400 barrels of crude oil for $479,400 13-Jul-09 sold for cash 30,000 barrels of crude oil for $2,700,000 (check figure: perpetual...
You have been hired as the Controller at Coastline, Inc. to prepare the monthly adjusting journal...
You have been hired as the Controller at Coastline, Inc. to prepare the monthly adjusting journal entries, if necessary, as part of the accounting cycle. Your junior accountant asks you to explain: Why adjusting journal entries are important / necessary in the accounting cycle process? What are the four categories of adjusting journal entries per U.S. GAAP?
Create the journal entries and t-accounts, for both unadjusted and adjusting entries, and for both parties...
Create the journal entries and t-accounts, for both unadjusted and adjusting entries, and for both parties to the transaction, to present the accounting flow of information for: (1) Creation, on January 1, 2017, of a $30,000,000 loan at 12 percent simple interest per annum; (2) each of the monthly journal entries; and (3) the entries for closure and payment in cash of the loan on December 31, 2017.
While working on the digital effects for Star Wars XXIII, you find yourself responsible for a...
While working on the digital effects for Star Wars XXIII, you find yourself responsible for a scene in which a TIE fighter (of mass m) crashes and embeds itself into a Star Destroyer (of mass 20m). To improve upon the scientific realism of the series, you decide to calculate the physics of the collision. Model the TIE fighter as a point particle and the Star Destroyer as a rod; assume that the fighter hits close to one end of the...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT