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Emily Corp Beginning Balances 1-Feb-09 Debit Credit Cash 10300 Accounts Receivable 6000 Allowance for doubtful accounts...

Emily Corp

Beginning

Balances

1-Feb-09

Debit

Credit

Cash

10300

Accounts Receivable

6000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

60

Office Supplies

250

Inventory

1000

Prepaid Insurance

2000

Accounts Payable

3000

Interest Payable

50

Note Payable

10000

Stock

1000

Retained Earnings

5440

19550

19550

The beginning inventory consists of 100 units @ $10 each

The company uses the FIFO perpetual inventory assumption

The transactions for the month were:

Purchase a computer for the company (paid cash) $2700

Paid salary of $1200

Paid cash for utility expense $200

Paid cash for rent expense $1500

Received cash from customer for work done previously (accounts receivable) $5,000

Paid accounts payable amounts $3000

Purchased office supplies on account $200

Purchased inventory on account 300 units $3300

Cash sales were 250 units, $5000

Purchased inventory for cash 350 units $4200

Credit sales were 400 units $8000

Required:

Record the transaction (journal entries)

Post the transactions to the ledger (T accounts)

Prepare trial balance

Record adjusting journal entries for February 28:

The prepaid insurance was paid October 1st for 6 months

Supplies on hand at the end of the month are $225

The note payable was signed December 31st. It bears an interest rate of 6%. The note is due in 18 months.

Record depreciation, the computer has an estimated life of 3 years and no salvage value.

The company uses straight line method of depreciation

Assume the computer was purchased on the first day of the month

The company estimates that 1% of accounts receivable will not be collectable

Post the adjusting entries to the ledger (T accounts)

Prepare an adjusted trial balance

Prepare the February 28 financial statements:

Multi Step Income

Statement

Statement of retained earnings

Classified Balance Sheet

Solutions

Expert Solution

JE without spacing due to keep the answer within allowed 65000 characters.

a) Journal entries:
date Accounts title Debit $ Credit $
Equipment 2700
Cash 2700
(computer purchased)
Salary exp.' 1200
Cash 1200
(being salaries paid)
Utility exp. 200
Cash 200
(being utility exp. Made)
Rent exp. 1500
Cash 1500
(being rent paid)
Cash 5000
Acc. Receivable 5000
(being cash received from AR)
Acc. Payable 3000
Cash 3000
(being cash paid to AP)
Supplies 200
Cash 200
(being supplies purchased)
Inventory 3300
Acc. Payable 3300
(inventory purchased on account)
Cash 5000
Sales 5000
(sales booked in cash)
COGS (100*10+150*11) 2650
Inventory 2650
(being COGS for sales booked)
Inventory 4200
cash 4200
(inventory purchased on account)
Acc. Receivable 8000
Sales 8000
(being sales made on credit)
COGS (150*11+250*12) 4650
Inventory 4650
(being COGS for sales booked)
c) Journal entries of adjusting entries:
28-Feb insu. Exp' 1000
Prepaid ins. 1000
(being insurance exp. Booked)
28-Feb
Supplies exp. 225
Off. Supplies 225
28-Feb (being supplies exp. Booked)
Interest exp. 50
Interest payable 50
(being interest payable made due)
(10000*6%*3/12)
28-Feb Dep. Exp. 75
Acc. Dep. - equipment 75
(being one mth depreciation on computer booked)
28-Feb Bad Debt exp. 30
Allow. For doubtful a/cs 30
(being allow for doubtful acc. Maintained at 1%)
b) T-accounts:
DEBIT AMOUNT$ CREDIT AMOUNT$
Cash a/c
OB 10300 equip 2700
AR 5000 salary 1200
SALES 5000 Utility 200
rent 1500
AP 3000
SUPPLIES 200
Inventory 4200
CB 7300
AR a/c
OB 6000 CASH 5000
sales 8000 CB 9000
Allow for doubtful a/cs
CB 90 OB 60
Bad Debt 30
Office Supplies a/c
OB 250 Supp exp 225
cash   200 CB 225
Inventory a/c
OB 1000 COGS 2650
AP 3300 COGS 4650
cash 4200 CB 1200
Prepaid Insu a/c
OB 2000 Ins exp 1000
CB 1000
AP a/c
cash 3000 OB 3000
CB 3300 inventory 3300
Interest payable a/c
CB 100 OB 50
int exp 50
NP a/c
OB 10000
Capital Stock
OB 1000
RE a/c
OB 5440
equip a/c
cash 2700
salary exp a/c
cash 1200
utility exp a/c
cash 200
rent exp a/c
cash 1500
Sales a/c
CB 13000 cash 5000
AR 8000
COGS a/c
Inv. 2650 CB 7300
Inv. 4650
Supplies exp a/c
supp 225
Interest exp. a/c
Int. payable 50
Dep. Exp. a/c
Acc. Dep. 75
Bad Debt a/c
Allow. For doubtful a/c 30
Acc. Dep.- Equipment a/c
Dep exp 75
Insurance exp. a/c
Prep ins 1000
c) Adjusted Trial Balance:
Accounts title Debit $ Credit $
Cash 7300
AR 9000
Allow for doubtful a/c 90
Off. Supplies 225
Inventory 1200
Prepaid ins. 1000
AP 3300
Int.payable 100
NP 10000
C Stock 1000
RE 5440
Equipment 2700
Salary exp 1200
Utility exp 200
Rent exp 1500
Sales 13000
COGS 7300
Sup exp 225
int exp 50
dep exp 75
Bad Debt exp. 30
Acc. Dep.-equip 75
Ins. Exp. 1000                   
Total 33005 33005
d) Income Statement:
Sales 13000
less: COGS 7300
Gross Profit 5700
Less:Expenses:
Salary exp 1200
Utility exp 200
Rent exp 1500
Sup exp 225
int exp 50
dep exp 75
Bad Debt exp. 30
Ins. Exp. 1000
Total exp. 4280
Net Income 1420
e) Statement of RE:
Opening bal. 5440
Add:Net Income 1420
Closing balance 6860
f) Balance Sheet:
Assets: AMOUNT$
Cash 7300
AR 9000
Allow for doubtful a/c -90
Off. Supplies 225
Inventory 1200
Prepaid ins. 1000
Current Assets 18635
Equipment 2700
Acc.Dep.-Equip -75
Total Assets 21260
Liabilities and SH Eq.: AMOUNT$
AP 3300
Int.payable 100
Current liabilities 3400
NP 10000
SH. Equity:
C Stock 1000
RE 6860
Total Liabilities & SH Eq. 21260

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