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Bob's Chocolate Chips and More, a bakery specializing in gourmet pizza and chocolate chip cookies, started...

Bob's Chocolate Chips and More, a bakery specializing in gourmet pizza and chocolate chip cookies, started business October 1, 2017. The following transactions occurred during the month of October.

  1. Common stock of $90,000 was sold at par to start the business.
  2. Equipment consisting of mixers and ovens was acquired October 1 for $30,000 cash. The equipment is expected to last five years, after which it is expected to be sold for $5,000. Management uses the straight-line method to calculate depreciation expense.
  3. Ingredients costing $15,000 were purchased on account during the month and all but $5,000 was paid for by the end of the month.
  4. Rent is $500 a month. October, November, and December’s rent was paid October 5.
  5. A payment of $800 for utilities was made during the month.
  6. Sixty percent of the ingredients purchased in part c were prepared and sold for $35,000 on account; $26,000 was collected on accounts receivable during the month.
  7. Wages of $5,200 were paid during the month. Moreover, wages for the last three days of the month amounted to $400 and will be paid during the first week of November.
  8. Borrowed $12,000 from the bank for additional working capital requirements, and $3,000 was repaid by month-end. Interest on the unpaid loan balance amounted to $450 at the end of October and was paid on November 5.

Required:

Prepare the required journal entries and adjusting entries as well as an October income statement and a balance sheet as of October 31, 2017 for Bob's Chocolate Chips and More. (Hint: You may want to consider using T-accounts to classify and accumulate the preceding transactions before preparing the statements.)

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In the books of Bob's Chocolate Chips and More

Journal entries for month of October 2017

Date

Particulars

Debit

Credit

1 Oct 2017

Cash A/c………………………..Dr

US$ 90000.00

To Common stock A/c

US$ 90000.00

(Being Common stock of $90,000 was sold at par to start the business)

1 Oct 2017

Cash A/c………………………..Dr

US$ 12000.00

To Short term borrowings A/c

US$ 12000.00

(Being Borrowed $12,000 from the bank for additional working capital requirements)

1 Oct 2017

Equipment A/c…………………Dr.

US$ 30000.00

To Cash A/c

US$ 30000.00

(Being Equipment consisting of mixers and ovens was acquired October 1 for $30,000 cash)

——————

Inventory (Ingredients) A/c………….Dr.

US$ 15000.00

To Accounts payable A/c

US$ 15000.00

(Being Ingredients costing $15,000 were purchased on account during the month)

——————

Rent expense A/c…………………….Dr.

US$ 1500.00

To Cash A/c

US$ 1500.00

(Being Rent is $500 a month. October, November, and December’s rent was paid)

——————

Utilities expense A/c…………………Dr.

US$ 800.00

To Cash A/c

US$ 800.00

(Being payment of $800 for utilities was made during the month)

——————

Accounts receivable A/c………………Dr.

US$ 35000.00

To Sales A/c

US$ 35000.00

(Being ingredients sold for $35,000 on account)

——————

Cost of goods sold A/c ……………….Dr.

US$ 9000.00

To Inventory (Ingredients) A/c

US$ 9000.00

(Being Sixty percent of the ingredients purchased  were prepared and sold)

——————

Cash A/c………………………..Dr

US$ 26000.00

To Accounts Receivable A/c

US$ 26000.00

(Being $26,000 was collected on accounts receivable during the month.)

——————

Wages A/c…………………….Dr.

US$ 5200.00

To Cash A/c

US$ 5200.00

(Being Wages of $5,200 were paid during the month)

31 Oct 2017

Accounts payable A/c…………….Dr.

US$ 5000.00

To Cash A/c

US$ 5000.00

(Being $5,000 was paid for by the end of the month)

31 Oct 2017

Depreciation A/c…………….Dr.

US$ 416.67

To Accumulated Depreciation A/c

US$ 416.67

(Being depreciation expense for the month using the straight-line method - [$30000-5000)/5/12]

31 Oct 2017

Prepaid Rent A/c…………Dr.

US$ 1000.00

To Rent A/c

US$ 1000.00

(Being Rent paid fro the month of November and December transfer to prepaid rent )

31 Oct 2017

Wages A/c…………………….Dr.

US$ 400.00

To Wages Payable A/c

US$ 400.00

(Being wages  accrued for the last three days of the month )

31 Oct 2017

Short term borrowing A/c ……………….Dr

US$ 3000.00

To Cash A/c

US$ 3000.00

(Being $3,000 was repaid by month-end)

31 Oct 2017

Interest A/c ………………….Dr

US$ 450.00

To Interest payable A/c

US$ 450.00

(Being interest accrued on the unpaid loan balance amounted to $450 at the end of month)

Bob's Chocolate Chips and More

Income statement for the month of October 2017

Revenue

  Net Sales

US$ 35000.00

Cost of goods sold

   Beginning Inventory

   Add: Purchase

US$ 15000.00

   Less : Ending Inventory

US$ 6000.00

  Cost of goods sold

US$ 9000.00

  Gross profit/ (loss)

US$ 26000.00

Expenses

  Wages

US$ 5600.00

  Rent

US$ 500.00

  Utilities

US$ 800.00

  Interest

US$ 450.00

  Depreciation

US$ 416.67

  Total Expenses

US$ 7766.67

  Net Operating Income

US$ 18233.33

BALANCE SHEET

Bob's Chocolate Chips and More

AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2017

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Fixed assets

Equipments

US$ 30000.00

Common Stock

US$ 90000.00

  (less accumulated depreciation)

(US$ 416.67)

Retained Earnings

US$ 18233.33

     Total Net fixed assets

US$ 29583.33

   Total Shareholders’ Equity

US$ 108233.33

Current Assets

Current Liabilities

Cash

US$ 82500.00

Accounts payable

US$ 10000.00

Accounts Receivable

US$ 9000.00

Short-term borrowings

US$ 9000.00

Inventory

US$ 6000.00

Wages Payable

US$ 400.00

Prepaid Expenses

US$ 1000.00

Interest payable

US$ 450.00

     Total current assets

US$ 98500.00

     Total current liabilities

US$ 19850.00

TOTAL ASSETS

US$ 128083.33

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

US$ 128083.33


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