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Donald’s Juice Shop had the following balances in its ledger at 30 June 2020. Account Amount...

Donald’s Juice Shop had the following balances in its ledger at 30 June 2020.

Account

Amount ($)

Cash at Bank

$48 724

Accounts Receivable

$2 05 056

Inventory

$2 91 200

Prepaid Insurance

$15 744

Office Supplies on Hand

$8 736

Furniture & Fixtures

$1 06 080

Accumulated Depreciation – Furniture & Fittings

$29 120

Delivery Equipment

$1 24 800

Accumulated Depreciation – Delivery Equipment

$49 920

Accounts Payable

$72 072

Loan Payable

$3 12 000

Donald, Capital

$1 32 284

Donald, Drawings

$75 240

Sales

$19 22 800

Sales Returns & Allowances

$26 664

Discount Allowed

$18 200

Cost of Sales

$10 99 488

Freight In

$24 960

Discount Received

$22 464

Sales Salaries Expense

$1 82 208

Delivery Expense

$48 800

Advertising Expense

$71 760

Rent Expense

$76 400

Office Salaries Expense

$90 000

Electricity Expense

$26 600

Donald’s Juice Shop financial year ends on 30 June. During the year the accountant prepared monthly statements using worksheets, but no adjusting entries were made in the journals and ledgers. Data for the year-end adjustments are as follows.

  1. Expired insurance, 30 June 2020, $2624.
  2. Office supplies on hand, 30 June 2020, $4088.
  3. Depreciation expense for year, furniture and fixtures, $9640.
  4. Depreciation expense for year, delivery equipment, $26 460.
  5. Sales salaries payable but unrecorded, $6400.
  6. Office salaries payable but unrecorded, $1760.

Required

  1. Prepare a worksheet for the year ended 30 June 2020.
  2. Prepare an income statement for the year ended 30 June 2020.
  3. Prepare a balance sheet as at 30 June 2020.
  4. Make the necessary adjusting entries.
  5. Make the closing entries.
  6. Make any necessary reversing entries.
  7. Do you think Donald’s Juice Shop is in good financial position? Analyse and explain. (1500 words)

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Unadjusted trail balance Adjustments Adjusted trail balance Income statement Balance sheet
Debit Credit Debit Credit
Cash at Bank 48724 48724 48724
Accounts Receivable 205056 205056 205056
Inventory 291200 291200 291200
Prepaid Insurance 15744 2624 13120 13120
Office Supplies on Hand 8736 4648 4088 4088
Furniture & Fixtures 106080 106080 106080
Accumulated Depreciation – Furniture & Fittings 29120 9640 38760 38760
Delivery Equipment 124800 124800 124800
Accumulated Depreciation – Delivery Equipment 49920 26460 76380 76380
Accounts Payable 72072 72072 72072
Loan Payable 312000 312000 312000
Donald, Capital 132284 132284 360936
Donald, Drawings 75240 75240 75240
Sales 1922800 1922800 1922800
Sales Returns & Allowances 26664 26664 26664
Discount Allowed 18200 18200 18200
Cost of Sales 1099488 1099488 1099488
Freight In 24960 24960 24960
Discount Received 22464 22464 22464
Sales Salaries Expense 182208 6400 188608 188608
Delivery Expense 48800 48800 48800
Advertising Expense 71760 71760 71760
Rent Expense 76400 1760 78160 78160
Office Salaries Expense 90000 90000 90000
Electricity Expense 26600 26600 26600
Insurance expense 2624 2624 2624
Office supplies expense 4648 4648 4648
Depreciation expense furniture and fixtures 9640 9640 9640
Depreciation expense delivery equipment 26460 26460 26460
Sales salary payable 6400 6400 6400
Office salary payable 1760 1760 1760
2540660 2540660 51532 51532 2584920 2584920 1716612 1945264 868308 868308
Net income 228652 0
Income statement
Sales 1922800
Less: sales returns and allowance -26664
Less:Discount Allowed -18200 1877936
Cost of Sales -1099488
Freight In -24960 -1124448
Gross Margin 753488
Less: operating expenses
Sales Salaries Expense 188608
Delivery Expense 48800
Advertising Expense 71760
Rent Expense 78160
Office Salaries Expense 90000
Electricity Expense 26600
Insurance expense 2624
Office supplies expense 4648
Depreciation expense furniture and fixtures 9640
Depreciation expense delivery equipment 26460 547300
Add: operating income
Discount Received 22464
Net income 228652
Balancesheet
Assets
Current assets
Cash at Bank 48724
Accounts Receivable 205056
Inventory 291200
Prepaid Insurance 13120
Office Supplies on Hand 4088
Total current assets 562188
PP&E
Furniture & Fixtures 106080
Accumulated Depreciation – Furniture & Fittings -38760
Delivery Equipment 124800
Accumulated Depreciation – Delivery Equipment -76380
Total PP&E 115740
Total assets 677928
Liabilities
Current liabilities
Accounts Payable 72072
Sales salary payable 6400
Office salary payable 1760
Total current liabilities 80232
Loan Payable 312000
Total liabilities 392232
Shareholders' equity
Donald, Capital 285696
Total equity 285696
Total liabilities+equity 677928
Journal entries
Insurance expnese 2624
To prepaid insurance 2624
Office supplies expense 4648
To office supplies on hand 4648
Depreciation on furniture and fixtures 9640
Depreciation on delivery equipment 26460
To Accumulated Depreciation – Furniture & Fittings 9640
To Accumulated Depreciation – Delivery Equipment 26460
Sales salaries expense 6400
To Sales salary payable 6400
Office salaries expense 1760
To office salary payable 1760
Capital 75240
To Drawings 75240
Net income 228652
To capital 228652

Financial position of any company can be evaluated by analysis of it's financial statements. Various financial ratios help in evaluating the solvancy and liquity of the company

We can take account of the company's current ratio to evaluate its liquidity. Here the current ratio of the shop (i.e. current assets/current liabilities) is 7 meaning the firm is highly liquid which means the firm has ideal assets which are either unutilised or non-moving. The firm is not operating at its full capacity. Where as its quick ratio is 3.38 which is avergae. Hence firm has ideal inventory which it is unable to convert into cash

To evaluate firm's long term solvancy debt equity ratio or debt service coverage ratios are taken into account for analysis. The firms debt to equity ratio is 1.37 that means the firm has excess of debt than it's equity. The firm is dependent on outside funds than its own contribution


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