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Value Vintage Corp. is a second-hand thrift store. During the December 31, 2018 fiscal year end,...

Value Vintage Corp. is a second-hand thrift store. During the December 31, 2018 fiscal year end, the following accounts appeared in two of its trial balances:

Unadjusted

Adjusted

Accounts payable

$ 79,300

$ 79,300

Accounts receivable

95,300

95,300

Accumulated depreciation—building

42,100

52,500

Accumulated depreciation—equipment

29,600

42,900

Buildings

190,000

190,000

Cash

68,000

68,000

Common shares

160,000

160,000

Cost of goods sold

412,700

412,700

Depreciation expense

0

23,700

Dividends

28,000

28,000

Equipment

110,000

110,000

Insurance expense

0

7,200

Interest expense

3,000

11,000

Interest income

4,000

4,000

Interest payable

0

8,000

Inventory

75,000

75,000

Mortgage payable

80,000

80,000

Prepaid insurance

9,600

2,400

Property tax expense

0

4,800

Property tax payable

0

4,800

Retained earnings

16,600

16,600

Salaries and wages expense

108,000

108,000

Sales commission expense

11,000

14,500

Sales commission payable

0

3,500

Sales returns and allowances

8,000

8,000

Sales revenue

718,000

718,000

Utilities expense

11,000

11,000

Analysis information pertaining to the accounts are as follows:

- Insurance expense and utilities expense are 60% selling and 40% administrative.

- In the next year, $20,000 of the mortgage payable will be due for payment.

- Property tax expense and depreciation on the building are administrative expenses; depreciation on the equipment is a selling expense; and $32,000 of the salaries and wages expense related to office salaries and the remainder related to sales salaries. Depreciation expense includes $10,400 relating to the building and $13,300 relating to equipment.

Required

1. Journalize the adjusting entries.   (2 marks/entry x 6=12)

2. Journalize the closing entries.   (8 marks [-2 per entry error])

3. Prepare a classified balance sheet.   (20 marks [-2 per error])

Solutions

Expert Solution

Answer 1 Answer 3
Adjusting journal entries Classified Balance Sheet
Entry No. Account Titles Debit Credit Assets
1 Depreciation Expense $23,700 Accounts Receivables $95,300
Accumulated depreciation—building $10,400 Cash $68,000
Accumulated depreciation—equipment $13,300 Inventory $75,000
Prepaid Insurance $2,400
2 Insurance Expense $7,200 Total Current Assets $240,700
Prepaid Insurance $7,200 Buildings $190,000
Less : Accumulated depreciation—building $52,500
3 Interest Expense $8,000 Buildings (Net) $137,500
Interest Payable $8,000 Equipment $110,000
Less : Accumulated depreciation—Equipment $42,900
4 Property Tax expense $4,800 Equipment (Net) $67,100
Property Tax Payable $4,800 Total Assets $445,300
Equity and Liabilities
5 Sales Commission Expense $3,500 Accounts Payable $79,300
Sales Commission Payable $3,500 Interest Payable $8,000
Mortgage Payable (due in 12 months) $20,000
Property Tax Payable $4,800
Answer 2 Sales Commission payable $3,500
Closing Journal Entries Total Current Liabilities $115,600
Entry No. Account Titles Debit Credit Long term Liabilities
1 Income Summary $600,900 Mortgage Payable $60,000
Sales Return and allowances $8,000 Equity  
Cost of goods sold $412,700 Common shares $160,000
Selling Expenses $114,720 Retained Earnings $109,700
Administrative Expenses $54,480 Total Equity $269,700
Interest Expense $11,000 Total Equity and Liabilities $445,300
2 Sales Revenue $718,000 Working
Interest Income $4,000 Income Statement
Income Summary $722,000 Sales Revenue (Gross) $718,000
Less : Sales Return and Allowances $8,000
3 Income Summary $121,100 Sales Revenue (Net) $710,000
Retained Earnings $121,100 Less : Cost of goods sold $412,700
Gross Margin $297,300
4 Retained Earnings $28,000 Less : Selling and Administrative Expenses
Dividend $28,000 Selling Expenses
Depreciation Expense - Equipment $13,300
Insurance Expense $4,320
Utilities Expenses $6,600
Sales Commission Expense $14,500
Salaries and Wages Expense $76,000
Total Selling Expenses $114,720
Administrative Expenses
Depreciation Expense - Building $10,400
Insurance Expense $2,880
Utilities Expenses $4,400
Property Tax Expense $4,800
Salaries and Wages Expense $32,000
Total Administrative Expenses $54,480
Add : Interest Income $4,000
Earnings before interest and tax $132,100
Less : Interest Expense $11,000
Net Income $121,100

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