In: Accounting
Integrated Physicians & Associates, an investor-owned
company,
had the following general ledger account balances at the end
of
2015: Gross patient service revenue (total charges)
Contractual
discounts and allowances to third-party payers Charges for
charity
(indigent) care Estimated provision for bad debts $975,000
250,000
100,000 50,000 a. Construct the revenue section of Integrated
Physicians & Associates’ income statement for the year
ended
December 31, 2015. Suppose the 2015 contractual discounts and
allowances balance reported above is understated by $50,000.
In
other words, the correct balance should be $300,000. Assuming a
40
percent income tax rate, what would be the effect of the
misstatement on Integrated Physicians & Associates’ 2015
reported: 1. Net patient service revenue? 2. Total expenses,
including income tax expense? 3. Net income? For each item
(1–3),
indicate whether the balance is overstated, understated, or
not
affected by the misstatement. If overstated or understated,
indicate by how much
1. a. Calculation of net patient service revenue
Gross patient service revenue | $975,000 |
Less :Contractual discounts and allowances to third party payers | $250,000 |
Net Revenue | $725,000 |
b. Calculation of Overstatement/Understatement of net patient service revenue :
Gross patient service revenue | $975,000 |
Less :Correct Contractual discounts and allowances to third party payers | $300,000 |
Net Revenue | $675,000 |
There is a overstatement of $ 50,000 ($ 675,000 - $ 725,000)
2. Calculation of total expenses:
a. Before considering misstatement
Contractual discounts and allowances to third party payers | $250,000 |
Charity expense | $100,000 |
Estimated provision for bad debts | $50,000 |
Total expenses before recognising misstatement | $ 400,000 |
b. After considering misstatement
Corrected Contractual discounts and allowances to third party payers | $300,000 |
Charity expense | $100,000 |
Estimated provision for bad debts | $50,000 |
Total expenses before recognising misstatement | $ 450,000 |
Total expenses (excluding income tax expense) are understated by $50,000
c. Calculation of Income tax Expense
Before considering misstatement = $975,000-$400,000(Total expenses) = $575,000*40% = $ 230,000
After considering misstatement = $975,000-$450,000(Total expenses) = $525,000*40% = 210,000
Income tax expense is overstated by $20,000
Total expenses including Income tax expenses is overstated by $ 70,000
3. Calculation of Net Income
Net income before recognising misstatement = $975,000-$400,000(Total expenses) = $575,000
Net income after recognising misstatement = $975,000-$450,000(Total expenses) = $525,000
Net income is overstated by $50,000