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MAJOR CASE STUDY You have commenced work at Alfred’s Accountants, and Alfred has given you a...

MAJOR CASE STUDY

You have commenced work at Alfred’s Accountants, and Alfred has given you a series of tasks to perform.

The first task is as follows:

Alfred hands you a pre-adjustment trial balance of an organisation known as Radcliffe Rifles and a series of notes about Radcliffe Rifles. He then asks you to undertake a series of tasks:

RADCLIFFE RIFLES

Pre-Adjustment Trial Balance as at 30 June 2020

Account

Debit

Credit

Accumulated Depreciation—Equipment

10 000

Advertising

1 700

Office Supplies

1 000

Bank

5 000

Capital—Blake

92 150

Cost of Sales

54 000

Accounts Payable

18 500

Customs Duty

3 000

Accounts Receivable

9 300

Delivery Expense

2 000

Discount Expense

2 100

Discount Revenue

3 200

Drawings

20 000

Equipment

90 000

Interest Expense

4 000

Loan—North Bank

40 000

Office Expenses

4 450

Prepaid Rent Expense

6 000

Sales

105 500

Inventory

47 800

Wages

19 000

Totals

269 350

269 350

The following transactions have not yet been entered in the accounts.

  • Depreciation of equipment is to be charged at the rate of 1% per annum on cost.
  • Prepaid Rent expired during the period $5600.
  • A customer paid a deposit of $5000, inventory will be delivered on 5 July 2020.
  • Wages owing at 30 June 2020 were $850.
  • Accounts payable paid $12500.
  • Prepaid annual insurance $1200, policy commencing from 1 July 2020.
  • Accounts receivable collected 7500.
  • On 30 June 2020 office supplies on hand $400.
  • Radcliffe Rifles rented out the basement of the premises for $2000 per month. The tenant has not yet paid the June rent.
  • Bad debt written off $500.

Task 1.

Required:

Mr Alfred instructs you to prepare the journal entries necessary to record above transactions in the General Journal as at 30 June 2020. Narrations are not required.   

Task 2

Required:

Mr Alfred instructs you to prepare an Income Statement for the 6 months ending 30 June 2020.

Task 3

Required:

Mr Alfred instructs you to prepare a fully classified Balance Sheet (using a narrative or T form) as at 30 June 2020. (Note: must use a standard Balance Sheet format with appropriate headings)

Solutions

Expert Solution

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Mr Alfred instructs you to prepare the journal entries necessary to record above transactions -in the General Journal as at 30 June 2020. Narrations are not required.  

Sl No Journal entry Debit $ Credit $
1 Depreciation      a/c 900
To accumulated depreciation a/c 900
Profit and loss account a/c 900
To Depreciation              a/c 900
2 Prepaid Rent expired during the period $5600.
Rent                                  a/c 5600
To prepaid Rent               a/c 5600
3 A customer paid a deposit of $5000, inventory will be delivered on 5 July 2020.
Bank                                     a/c 5000
To Customer Deopsit        a/c 5000
4 Accounts payable paid $ 12500
Accounts payable              a/c 12500
To Bank                               a/c 12500
5 Prepaid annual insurance $1200, policy commencing from 1 July 2020.
Prepaid Insurance account 1200
To Bank                            a/c 1200
6 Accounts receivable collected 7500.
Bank                                      a/c 7500
To Accounts Receivable    a/c 7500
7 On 30 June 2020 office supplies on hand $400
Office supplies expense a/c 600
To Office supplies            a/c 600
8 Radcliffe Rifles rented out the basement of the premises for $2000 per month. The tenant has not yet paid the June rent.
Rent receivable                a/c 2000
To Rental Income            a/c 2000
9 Bad debt written off $500
Bad Debt Expense           a/c 500
To Accounts receivable a/c 500

2.Task

Income Statement
Particulars Amount($)
Sales 105500
Discount Revenue 3200
Cost of Sales -54000
Gross Profit 159500
Operating Expense
Customs Duty -3000
Wages -19000
Rent Expense -5600
Discount Expense -2100
Delivery Expense -2000
Office expense -5050
Interest Expense -4000
Other Income
Rental Income 2000
Net Income            120,750

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