In: Accounting
Set up following T – Accounts
Cash- ?
Accounts Receivable- 800,000
Allowance for bad debts- 100,000
Shoe Inventory-?
Supplies- 50,000
Prepaid Insurance- 10,000
Equipment- 1,000,000
Accumulated Depreciation Equipment- 400,000
Auto-100,000
Accumulated Depreciation - Auto- 75,000
Accounts Payable-80,000
Wages payable-?
Unearned Revenue- 40,00
note payable- 90,000
JHJ Common Stock- 2,000,000
JHJ Retained Earnings- 1,500,000
JHJ Dividends
Shoe Sales
Cost of Shoes Sold
Rent Expense
Supplies Expense
Depreciation Expense
Journalize the following transactions utilizing WEIGHTED AVERAGE inventory valuation method.
Invested additional $200,000 in business
paid $40,000 for supplies
purchased 100,000 pairs of shoes on account for $30 each
paid salaries for $3,000,000
purchased 200,000 pairs of shoes for $40 each
sold on account, 150,000 pairs of shoes at $60 each
withdrew 500,000
collections on accounts receivable $ 4,000,000
write off of uncollectible accounts $90,000
cash sales, 30,000 pairs of shoes at $70 each
paid $20,00 on note plus $10,000 interest
ending supplies 20,000
accrued salaries end of year 300,000
*equipment is depreciated utilizing straightline method and has 10 year life
*auto is now 3 years old and is depreciated utilizing double declining balance with 4 year life
*bad debt expense is estimated to be 20% if credit sales
*the company uses weighted average in calculating perpetual inventories and beginning inventories consisted of:
50,000 pairs of shoes at $20 each
50,000 pairs of shoes at $25 each
Required:
Journalize all entries
Post all entries to ledger.
Prepare trial balance
Prepare income statement
Prepare statement of retained earnings/ owner equity
Prepare balance sheet
prepare inventory chart
Prepare cash flow statement
Prepare closing entries and statement of cash flow
Ans. Journal entries of following transactions are as follows
Invested additional $200,000 in business = Cash A/c Dr $200,000
To Capital A/c Cr $200,000
paid $40,000 for supplies = Accounts payables A/c Dr $40,000
To Cash A/c Cr $40,000
purchased 100,000 pairs of shoes on account for $30 each = Purchases A/c Dr $30,00,000(100000*$30)
To Accounts payable Cr $30,00,000
paid salaries for $3,000,000 = Salary Payable A/c Dr $30,00,000
To Cash A/c Cr $30,00,000
purchased 200,000 pairs of shoes for $40 each = Purchases A/c Dr $80,00,000(200000*40)
To Accounts payable Cr $80,00,000
sold on account, 150,000 pairs of shoes at $60 each = Accounts receivables A/c Dr $90,00,000
To Sales A/c Cr $90,00,000
withdrew 500,000 = Drawings A/c Dr $500,000
To Cash A/c Cr $500,000
collections on accounts receivable $ 4,000,000 = Cash A/c Dr $40,00,000
To Accounts receivables Cr $40,00,000
write off of uncollectible accounts $90,000 = Bad debts A/c Dr $90,000
To Accounts receivables Cr $90,000
cash sales, 30,000 pairs of shoes at $70 each = Cash A/c Dr $21,00,000
To Sales A/c Cr $21,00,000
paid $20,00 on note plus $10,000 interest = Notes Payables A/c Dr $20,000
Interest A/c Dr $10,000
To Cash Cr $30,000
Lets discuss the depreciation entry of Equipment
Life = 10years , Method of Depreciation is Straight line method
Cost = $10,00,000
Depreciation = $10,00,000/10 = $100,000
Entry = Depreciation on equipment A/c Dr $100,000
To Accumulated dep. equipment A/c Cr $100,000
lets now calculate the depreciation on Auto
Cost = $100,000
Accumulated Dep = $75,000
Net Book value = $25,000
Rate of depreciation under double declining method = 100/4 = 25*2 = 50%
Depreciation = Net book value*rate of dep. = $25,000*50% = $12,500
Entry = Depreciation A/c Dr $12,500
To Accumulated dep. Auto Cr $12,500
At the time of closing depreciation would be transferred to Profit and Loss Account by entry
Profit & Loss A/c Dr $12,500
To depreciation Cr $12,500
Profit & Loss A/c Dr $100,000
To depreciation Cr $100,000