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ABC Inc. is a restaurant that serves sandwiches and made the following transactions:
ABC Inc. Issues $55,000 worth of common stock to investors and receives cash
ABC Inc. uses cash to buy a $10,000 restaurant space to prepare food (consider this as property).
ABC Inc. uses cash to buy $20,000 worth of machines (or equipment) for preparing sandwiches.
ABC Inc. receives $15,000 of materials (or supplies) from a supplier for making sandwiches
(chicken, bread, etc.) and says that it will pay within 6 months.
ABC Inc. hires 3 people to make the sandwiches who it pays $1,500 each
ABC Inc. uses only $12,000 of the $15,000 in materials to make the sandwiches (Hint:
supplies/materials get converted to Inventory here)
ABC Inc. sells all the sandwiches in inventory for $30,000. Out of the $30,000$15,000 in
Cash and $15,000 will be paid after 2 months.
ABC Inc. receives $15,000 in materials from a supplier who it pays in cash.
ABC Inc. finds out from a research study that its brand value is $10,000.
ABC Inc. acquires Clearwater Inc. for $30,000 by cash. Clearwater Inc. is a restaurant that had
land worth $15,000 and had no other assets but had a very good brand name. People liked and
trusted the name of Clearwater Inc.
ABC Inc. uses $10,000 of the materials to make sandwiches.
ABC Inc. sells 80% of the sandwiches in its inventory for $25,000 to a customer. She paid
$20,000 in cash and will pay the remaining $5,000 within 1 month. (note that 80% means that 80%
of the dollar amount of inventory is sold)
ABC Inc. records depreciation expense of $7,000 on equipment from (c) and $3,000 on the property from (b) but does not record depreciation on LAND.
14. ABC Inc. pays $6,000 to its staff for administration and accounting expenses (consider them as wages).
Please do the journal entries, Balance Sheet, Income statement, and Cash flow statement.
And also calculate the:
1.Return on Equity
2.Current ration
3.Debt-to-Equity Ratio
4.Quality of Income