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Rose Merchandising Company buys and sells a product called Zoom. Company began the 2018 accounting year...

Rose Merchandising Company buys and sells a product called Zoom. Company began the 2018 accounting year on Jan. 1st with the following balances. Debit Cash 41,000 Accounts Receivable 20,000 Merchandise Inventory 22,000 Supplies 1,440 Prepaid Insurance 2,000 Equipment 236,200

Credit: Accumulated Depreciation-equipment 40,240 Accounts Payable 7,000 Common Stock, $10 par 265,000 Retained Earnings 10,400 Total 322,640 322,640

On Jan. 1st, 2018, Merchandise Inventory consisted of 200 units of product Zoom each had cost $110. Company uses Perpetual Inventory System with LIFO method for inventory valuation. The following transactions took place in January of 2018.

1. In order to raise capital, issued and sold 5000 shares of $12 par value, 10%, preferred stocks.

2. Purchased 400 units of Zoom at a cost of $151.17 each from the Lyons Company, terms 2/10, n/30, with FOB Shipping point term plus sales taxes of 8% that were not included in the purchase price.

3. Shipping and handling cost was $158.

4. Returned 5 defective units of Zoom to the Lyons Company.

5. Paid Lyons Company the amount owed within discount period.

6. Sold 300 Zoom to Team America for a price of $510 each, terms were 2/10, n/30, FOB Shipping point. Applicable sales tax rate was 8%.

7. Borrowed $80,000 at 4%. Interest is expected to be paid monthly.

8. Paid $500 for the shipment of the merchandise to Team America.

9. Team America returned 10 units of Zooms.

10. Sold 100 units of Zoom for a price of 50,000 yen each to a Japanese company on account. Shipping term was FOB Shipping point on a Cash On Delivery basis. On the transaction date the exchange rate was $0.01 per yen. Sales taxes was not applicable.

11. Collected $1000 interest from bank on its saving account in cash

12. Team America paid the amount owed within discount period.

13. Collected from Japanese company for sales made in the above. On collection date the exchange rate was $0.008 per yen.

14. Invested $40,000 in marketable securities - $25000 for short-term purpose (also called trading securities) and $15,000 for long-term purpose (also called available-for-sale securities).

15. Collected $7,000 on accounts receivable. It was not within discount period.

16. Purchased a delivery truck (equipment) at a $30,000. Paid $5,000 in cash and signed a note for the remaining at 6% to be paid in 36 equal monthly payments.

17. Recorded $10,000 hurricane losses on equipment. The loss met extra ordinary requirements.

18. Closed its Mexico branch by selling the branch equipment that had cost $100,000 with accumulated depreciation of $20,000 for $88,000 in cash.

19. Paid $1,400 for utilities expense.

20. Paid salaries, $20,000. Applicable tax rates were as follows: FICA Taxes 7.65% Federal Income Taxes 18.00% State Income Taxes 6.00% Federal Unemployment Taxes 0.80% State Unemployment Taxes

21. Some equipment that was purchased at $5,000 was disposed for $3500 cash.

22. Declared and paid $10,000 cash dividends.

23. Made the 1st interest payment on loan to the bank.

24. Collected $500 dividends from its investment in marketable securities.

25. Detected $5,000 understatement of depreciation charges in prior period and made the necessary adjusting entry. Applicable income tax rate for last year was 30%.

26. A physical inventory count indicated that $240 supplies were let.

27. Recorded depreciation on the month, $5,000.

28. The expired insurance was $1,000.

29. Made the necessary journal entries to reflect the fair market value of investment in marketable securities. The fair value of company investment in marketable securities as of Dec.31st was as follows. Cost Fair Value Investment in Marketable Securities (short-term) $25,000 $30,000 Investment in Marketable Securities (long-term) $15,000 $17,500

30. Paid all sales taxes owed and related payroll taxes to government.

31. Paid $3,000 for income taxes.

Prepare general purpose financial statements–  Income Statement (multiple step) with proper reporting of EPS  Comprehensive Income Statement  Statement of Retained Earnings  Statement of Stockholders’ Equity  Balance Sheet (classified)  Statement of Cash Flows, and Perform closing entries.

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No. Account Title Debit Credit
1 Cash 60000
10% Preferred stock 60000
(5000* $ 12)
2 Merchandise Inventory 60468
Sales tax receivable 4837
Accounts payable 65305
(Terms 2/10,n/30-FOB shipping point)
3 Merchandise Inventory 158
Cash 158
(Shipping & handling on 2 .above)
4 Accounts payable 816
Merchandise Inventory 756
Sales tax receivable 60
65305/400*5=816
60468/400*5=756
5 Accounts payable 64489
Merchandise Inventory 1290
Cash 63199
65305-816=64489
64489*2%=1290
6 Accounts receivable 165240
Sales revenue 153000
Sales tax payable 12240
(Terms 2/10,n/30-FOB shipping point)
a. COGS 44490
Merchandise Inventory 44490
300 units *148.30=44490
Prepetual LIFO(Refer workings below)
7 Cash 80000
4% Bank Loan 80000
8 Accounts receivable 500
Cash 500
(Shipment of the above)
9 Sales Returns 5100
Sales tax payable 408
Accounts receivable 5508
153000/300*10=5100
12240/300*10=408
Merchandise Inventory 1483
COGS 1483
(Refer entry 6.a.)
10 Accounts receivable 50000
Sales revenue 50000
100*50000*0.01=
COGS 14830
Merchandise Inventory 14830
(100*148.3)
11 Cash 1000
Interest income 1000
12 Cash 157037
Sales discounts 3195
Accounts receivables 160232
159732-3195=156537+500(shipping)
159732*2%=3195
165240-5508+500=160232
13 Cash 40000
Loss on exchange rate fluctuation 10000
Accounts receivable 50000
(0.01-0.008)*100*50000=10000
100*50000*0.008= 40000
14 Trading securities 25000
Available-for-sale securities 15000
Cash 40000
15 Cash 7000
Accounts receivables 7000
16 Delivery truck 37380
Cash 5000
6% Note payable 25000
Interest payable 7380
(Refer workings below)
17 Loss due to hurricane 10000
Equipment 10000
(Extraordinary item)
18 Cash 88000
Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 20000
Equipment 100000
Gain on sale 8000
(Discontinued operation)
19 Utilities expense 1400
Cash 1400
20 Salaries expense 20000
FICA Taxes payable(20000*7.65%) 1530
Federal Income taxes payable(20000*18%) 3600
State Income taxes payable(20000*6%) 1200
Cash(Plug-in fig.) 13670
Pay-roll tax expense 2770
FICA Taxes payable(Employer contn.) 1530
Federal Unemployment Taxes(20000*0.8%) 160
State Unemployment taxes(20000*5.4%) 1080
21 Cash 3500
Loss on sale 1500
Equipment 5000
22 Retained Earnings 10000
Cash 10000
23 Interest expense 267
Cash 267
(80000*4%/12)
24 Cash 500
Dividend Income 500
(on Trading securities)
25 Prior-period item-Depreciation exp.(equip.) 5000
Income tax receivable --30%*5000 1500
Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 5000
Retained Earnings 1500
26 Supplies expense 1200
Supplies 1200
(1440-240)
27 Depreciation expense 5000
Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 5000
28 Insurance expense 1000
Prepaid Insurance 1000
29 Fair value adjustment -Trading securities 5000
Unrealised gain on short-term (trading) securities 5000
Fair value adjustment -AFS 2500
OCI-Unrealised gain on Long-term (AFS) securities 2500
30 Sales tax payable 11832
Cash 7055
Sales tax Receivable 4777
Federal Income taxes payable(20000*18%) 3600
State Income taxes payable(20000*6%) 1200
FICA Taxes payable 3060
Federal Unemployment Taxes 160
State Unemployment taxes 1080
Cash 9100
31 Income tax expense 3000
Cash 3000
1051500 1051500
Workings for JE 6.a.
Per unit
                             Cost -------60468/400= 151.17
                             Shipping -----158/395= 0.4
                             -Discount------1290/395= -3.27
148.30
Workings for JE 16.
25000=x*(1-1.005^-36)/0.005
760.55
760.55*36= 32380-25000=7380 (int.)
LEDGER ACCOUNTS Net Ledger Balances
No. Account Title Debit Credit Debit Credit
1 10% Preferred stock 60000 60000
7 4% Bank Loan 80000 80000
16 6% Note payable 25000 25000
Beginning balance 7000
2 Accounts payable 65305
4 Accounts payable 816
5 Accounts payable 64489 7000
Beginning balance 20000
6 Accounts receivable 165240
8 Accounts receivable 500
9 Accounts receivable 5508
10 Accounts receivable 50000
13 Accounts receivable 50000
12 Accounts receivables 160232
15 Accounts receivables 7000 13000
Beginning balance 40240
18 Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 20000
27 Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 5000
25 Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 5000 30240
14 Available-for-sale securities 15000 15000
Beginning balance 41000
1 Cash 60000
3 Cash 158
5 Cash 63199
7 Cash 80000
8 Cash 500
11 Cash 1000
12 Cash 157037
13 Cash 40000
14 Cash 40000
16 Cash 5000
18 Cash 88000
19 Cash 1400
20 Cash 13670
21 Cash 3500
22 Cash 10000
23 Cash 267
24 Cash 500
30 Cash 7055
30 Cash 9100
31 Cash 3000
15 Cash 7000 324689
10.a COGS 14830
6.a. COGS 44490
9.a. COGS 1483 57837
Common stock 265000 265000
16 Delivery truck 37380 37380
27 Depreciation expense 5000 5000
24 Dividend Income 500 500
Beginning balance 236200
17 Equipment 10000
18 Equipment 100000
21 Equipment 5000
121200
29 Fair value adjustment -AFS 2500 2500
29 Fair value adjustment -Trading securities 5000 5000
20 Federal Income taxes payable(20000*18%) 3600
Federal Income taxes payable(20000*18%) 3600 0
30 Federal Unemployment Taxes 160
Federal Unemployment Taxes(20000*0.8%) 160 0
30 FICA Taxes payable 3060
20 FICA Taxes payable(20000*7.65%) 1530
FICA Taxes payable(Employer contn.) 1530 0
18 Gain on sale of equipment 8000 8000
31 Income tax expense 3000 3000
25 Income tax receivable --30%*5000 1500 1500
28 Insurance expense 1000 1000
23 Interest expense 267 267
11 Interest income 1000 1000
Interest payable 7380 7380
17 Loss due to hurricane 10000 10000
13 Loss on exchange rate fluctuation 10000 10000
21 Loss on sale 1500 1500
Beginning balance 22000
2 Merchandise Inventory 60468
3 Merchandise Inventory 158
4 Merchandise Inventory 756
5 Merchandise Inventory 1290
6.a. Merchandise Inventory 44490
9.a. Merchandise Inventory 1483
10.a Merchandise Inventory 14830 22743
29 OCI-Unrealised gain on Long-term (AFS) securities 2500 2500
Pay-roll tax expense 2770 2770
Beginning balance 2000
28 Prepaid Insurance 1000 1000
25 Prior-period item-Depreciation exp.(equip.) 5000 5000
Beginning balance 10400
22 Retained Earnings 10000
25 Retained Earnings 1500 1900
20 Salaries expense 20000 20000
12 Sales discounts 3195 3195
9 Sales Returns 5100 5100
6 Sales revenue 153000
10 Sales revenue 50000 203000
6 Sales tax payable 12240
9 Sales tax payable 408
30 Sales tax payable 11832 0
2 Sales tax receivable 4837
4 Sales tax receivable 60
30 Sales tax receivable 4777 0
20 State Income taxes payable(20000*6%) 1200
State Income taxes payable(20000*6%) 1200 0
30 State Unemployment taxes 1080
State Unemployment taxes(20000*5.4%) 1080 0
Beginning balance 1440
26 Supplies 1200 240
26 Supplies expense 1200 1200
14 Trading securities 25000 25000
29 Unrealised gain on short-term (trading) securities 5000 5000
19 Utilities expense 1400 1400
1374140 1374140 696520 696520
Trial balance for Jan
Cash 324689
Accounts receivable 13000
Merchandise Inventory 22743
Trading securities 25000
Fair value adjustment -Trading securities 5000
Supplies 240
Prepaid Insurance 1000
Income tax receivable 1500
Delivery truck 37380
Equipment 121200
Accumulated depreciation-Equipment 30240
Available-for-sale securities 15000
Fair value adjustment -AFS 2500
Accounts payable 7000
Interest payable 7380
4% Bank Loan 80000
6% Note payable 25000
Common stock $ 10 par 265000
10% Preferred stock 60000
Retained Earnings 1900
OCI-Unrealised gain on Long-term (AFS) securities 2500
Sales revenue 203000
Sales Returns 5100
Sales discounts 3195
COGS 57837
Supplies expense 1200
Utilities expense 1400
Depn.exp 5000
Salaries expense 20000
Pay-roll tax expense 2770
Insurance expense 1000
Interest expense 267
Loss on exchange rate fluctuation 10000
Loss on sale of Equipment 1500
Interest income 1000
Gain on sale of equipment(discontinued opns.) 8000
Dividend Income 500
Unrealised gain on short-term (trading) securities 5000
Income tax expense 3000
Prior-period item-Depreciation exp.(equip.) 5000
Loss due to hurricane 10000
Total 696521 696520
Rose Merchandising Company
Multi-step Income statement
Sales revenue 203000
Less:Sales Returns -5100
Less:Sales discounts -3195
Net sales 194705
Less: COGS -57837
Gross Margin 136868
Less: Operating Expenses:
Supplies expense 1200
Utilities expense 1400
Depn.exp 5000
Salaries expense 20000
Pay-roll tax expense 2770
Insurance expense 1000
Loss on sale of Equipment 1500
Unrealised gain on short-term (trading) securities -5000 -27870
Operating Income 108998
Add/(Less): Non-operating items
Interest expense -267
Interest income 1000
Dividend Income 500
Prior-period item-Depreciation exp.(equip.) -5000 -3767 EPS
Income from continuing operations 105232 3.97
Add:Gain on sale of equipment(discontinued opns.) 8000 0.30
Less: Non-recurring:Loss due to hurricane -10000 -0.38
Income before tax 103232 3.90
Less:Income tax expense -3000
Net Income 100232 3.78
Less Pref. div. (60000*10%) -6000
Earnings for Equity 94232 3.56
Statement of Comprehensive Income
Net Income 100232
OCI--
Loss on exchange rate fluctuation -10000
OCI-Unrealised gain on Long-term (AFS) securities 2500 -7500
Comprehensive Income 92732
Statement of Retained Earnings
Beginning balance 10400
Add:Net income 100232
Add: Income tax receivable(PP depn.) 1500
Less: Dividends paid -10000
Ending balance 102132
Classified Balance sheet
Assets
Current assets
Cash 324689
Accounts receivable 13000
Merchandise Inventory 22743
Trading securities 25000
Add:Fair value adjustment -Trading securities 5000 30000
Supplies 240
Prepaid Insurance 1000
Income tax receivable 1500
Total Current assets 393172
Fixed assets
Delivery truck 37380
Equipment 121200
Accumulated depreciation-Equipment -30240 90960
Available-for-sale securities 15000
Add: Fair value adjustment -AFS 2500 17500 145840
Total Assets 539012
Liabilities & Equity
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable 7000
Interest payable 7380
4% Bank Loan 80000 94380
Total current Liabilities
Long-term liabilities
6% Note payable 25000
Total long-term Liabilities 25000
Equity
Common stock $ 10 par 265000
10% Preferred stock 60000
Retained Earnings 102132
OCI (-10000+2500) -7500
Total equity 419632
Total Liabilities & Equity 539012

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