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ABC Incorporated started its business on Jan 1st 2012, issuing 100,000 shares for $2 each. Par...

ABC Incorporated started its business on Jan 1st 2012, issuing 100,000 shares for $2 each. Par value of each share was $0.10. The following is the relevant information for the year ending 2012.

On Jan 1st, 2012, the company purchased a two-year fire insurance policy for $10,000 and paid it with cash.

In 2012, the company purchased office supplies worth $20,000 cash. All these supplies are used up in 2012.

Purchased equipment for $50,000 using a short-term loan on Apr 1st 2012.The depreciation on equipment for the year 2012 was $5,000

The company invested $20,000 in a note receivable and usually receives the 10% interest on its notes receivable annually on June 1st.

Purchased inventory on credit, $70,000.

On March 20th, 2012, the company sold toys for $90,000. The company received 50% cash and the rest remained on account. The cost of these toys sold was $50,000

On June 30th, 2012, the company made a payment of $20,000 on its short term loan.

On November 1st, 2012, the company rented out a portion of its premises to a tenant for rent of $1,000 per month. By December 31st, 2012, only one month’s rent had been recovered, which was paid on November 1st, 2012

Issued 10,000 additional shares at $10 each. Par value of each share is $0.10.

On February 15th, 2012 the company received an advance of $70,000 for some technical services it provided to some companies. By the year end, the company had provided only 80% of the services it had contracted to provide.

The company’s franchisees usually pay a 10% (as a % of their sales) royalty fee to the company. During the year 2012, the franchisees sold toys worth $100,000. The fees will be paid in 2013.

The company loaned $30,000 to franchisees on November 1st 2012 at 6 percent interest per year with interest to be paid on March 31st and September 30th every year.

By December 31st, 2012, the company had accrued outstanding wages worth $40,000 and outstanding utilities bills worth $30,000.

Declared dividends for $10,000 for 2012. Will be paid in 2013. Required:

Create the worksheet entries for the year 2012 based on the information provided. Create an income statement, statement of stockholders’ equity and balance sheet. Trial balance is optional.

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Income Statement:

Sales Revenue 90000
Service Revenue 56000
Rent Revenue 2000
Interest Revenue 2300
Royalty 10000
Cost of Goods Sold 50000
Gross Margin 110300
Less: Expense
Depreciation Expense 5000
Insurance Expense 10000/2 5000
Salaries Expense 40000
Supplies Expense 20000
Utilities Expense 30000 100000
Net Income 10300

Equity Statement:

Common Stock 11000
Addioonal Paid Up Capital 289000
Beginning Retained Earning 0
add: net Income 10300
less: Dividend 10000 300
Total Equity 300300

Balance Sheet:

Cash 317000
Accounts Receivable 55000
Equipment 50000
Less: Accu Dep -5000 45000
Inventory 20000
Loan Receivable 30000
Note Receivable 20000
Prepaid Insurance 5000
Rent Receivable 1000
Interest Receivable 1300
Total Assets 494300
Accounts Payable 70000
Short Term Loan 30000
Salary Payable 40000
Dividend Payable 10000
Utility Paybale 30000
Unearned Revenue 14000
Total Liabilities 194000
Common Stock 11000
Addioonal Paid Up Capital 289000
Retained Earning 10300-10000 300
(net Income-Dividend)
Total Equity 300300
Total Liabilities and Equity 494300

Working Journal entries:

Event Account Debit Credit Remarks
1 Cash 200000 Asset 100000*2
1 Additional paid capital, excess in par 190000 Equity 100000*(2-0.1)
1 Common Stock 10000 Equity 100000*0.1
2a Prepaid Insurance 10000 Asset
2a Cash 10000 Asset
2b Insurance Expense 10000/2 5000 Expense
2b Prepaid Insurance 5000 Asset
3a Office Supplies 20000 Asset
3a Cash 20000 Asset
3b Supplies Expense 20000 Expense
3b Office Supplies 20000 Asset
4a Equipment 50000 Asset
4a Short Term Loan 50000 Liabilities
4b Depreciation Expense 5000 Expense
4b Accumulated Dep 5000 Asset
5a Note Receivable 20000 Asset
5a Cash 20000 Asset
5b Cash 1000 Asset 20000*10%/2
5b Interest Receivable 1000 Asset
5b Interest Revenue 2000 Revenue 20000*10%
6 Inventory 70000 Asset
6 Accounts Payable 70000 Liabilties
7a Accounts Receivable 45000
7a Cash 45000
7a Sale 90000
7b Cost of goods sold 50000
7b Inventory 50000
8 Short Term Loan 20000
8 Cash 20000
9 Cash 1000
9 Rent Receivable 1000
9 Rent Revenue 2000 1000*2
10 Cash 100000 10000*10
10 Additional paid capital, excess in par 99000
10 Common Stock 1000 10000*0.1
11 Cash 70000
11 Service Revenue 80% 56000
11 Unearned Revenue 20% 14000
12 Accounts Receivable 10000
12 Royalty Fee Revenue 10000
13a Loan Receivable 30000
13a Cash 30000
13b Interest Receivable 30000*6%*2/12 300
13b Interest Revenue 300
14a Salaries Expense 40000
14a Salary Payable 40000
14b Utilities Expense 30000
14b Utility Payable 30000
15 Dividend 10000
15 Dividend Payable 10000

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