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The ledger of Articulation Systems Inc. showed the following balances after adjustment, but before closing, on...

The ledger of Articulation Systems Inc. showed the following balances after adjustment, but before closing, on December 31, 2018, the end of the current year (all accounts have normal balances):

Insurance expense 11000
Sales returns and allowances 22500
Bad debt expense 6000
Accounts payable 81000
Accounts receivable 108590
Allowance for doubtful accounts (also known as the allowance for bad debt) 8500
Accumulated depreciation – equipment 27740
Depreciation expense 1200
Interest revenue 2100
Cash 80470
Common stock (10,000 shares outstanding) 100000
Cost of goods sold 598550
Dividends declared (not yet paid) 18000
Equipment 139450
General expenses 113250
Dividends payable 2000
Sales discounts 23000
Interest expense 5600
Paid-in capital in excess of par 110000
Marketable Securities 12000
Merchandise inventory 154250
Prepaid insurance 11225
Salaries expense 42100
Retained earnings ?
Dividend Revenue 10000
Salaries Payable 12350
Sales 974500
Selling expenses 129210

The president of Articulation Systems Inc., has asked you to develop a flexible financial statement package, using Excel that includes:
• a data entry sheet
• an adjusted trial balance,
• a single-step income statement,
• a multi-step income statement,
• a statement of retained earnings,
• a classified balance sheet, and
• a post-close trial balance
Additional Instructions: You can ignore taxes in this project. Each statement must be on one sheet in the file and this file should allow the financial statements to be prepared quickly by entering account balances in the appropriate cells on the first sheet of the file (book) – data entry sheet. Include percentages in the Multi-step Income Statement (vertical analysis) i.e. gross profit percentage, % of selling expenses to sales, etc.

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Trial Balance and Calculation of Retained Earning
Particulars Debit   Credit
Insurance Expense       11,000
Sales Return and Allowance       22,500
Bad Debts Expense         6,000
Account Payable       81,000
Accounts Receivables    1,08,590
Allowance for Bad debts         8,500
Accumulated Depreciation       27,740
Depreciation Expense         1,200
Interest Revenue         2,100
cash       80,470
Common Stock - Shares    1,00,000
COGS    5,98,550
Dividend Declared Not yet paid       18,000
Equipment    1,39,450
General Expense    1,13,250
Dividend payable         2,000
Sales discounts       23,000
Interest Expense         5,600
paid in capital in excess of par    1,10,000
marketable Securities       12,000
Merchandise Inventory    1,54,250
Prepaid Insurance       11,225
Salaried Expense       42,100
Retained Earning    1,12,205
Dividend Revenue       10,000
Salaries payable       12,350
Sales    9,74,500
Selling Expense    1,29,210
14,58,395 14,58,395
Single Step Income Statement
Revenue
Sales       9,74,500
Interest Revenue            2,100
Dividend Revenue          10,000
      9,86,600
Expense
COGS       5,98,550
Insurance Expense          11,000
Sales Return and Allowance          22,500
Bad Debts Expense            6,000
Depreciation Expense            1,200
General Expense       1,13,250
Sales discounts          23,000
Interest Expense            5,600
Salaried Expense          42,100
Selling Expense       1,29,210
       9,52,410
Net Profit

          34,190

Multiple Step Income Statement
Sales       9,74,500
Sales discounts          23,000
Sales Return and Allowance          22,500
COGS       5,98,550
Gross Profit       3,30,450
Salaried Expense          42,100
Insurance Expense          11,000
Bad Debts Expense            6,000
Depreciation Expense            1,200
General Expense       1,13,250
Interest Expense            5,600
Selling Expense       1,29,210
      3,08,360
Operating Profit          22,090
Interest Revenue            2,100
Dividend Revenue          10,000
          12,100
Net Profit

          34,190

Balance Sheet
Particulars Amount
Equity & Liability
Common Stock - Shares       1,00,000
Retained Earning       1,12,205
Profit and Loss Account          34,190
paid in capital in excess of par       1,10,000
Dividend Declared Not yet paid          18,000
Account Payable          81,000
Allowance for Bad debts            8,500
Dividend payable            2,000
Salaries payable          12,350
      4,78,245
Assets
Equipment       1,39,450
Accumulated Depreciation          27,740
        1,11,710
Accounts Receivables       1,08,590
cash          80,470
marketable Securities          12,000
Merchandise Inventory       1,54,250
Prepaid Insurance          11,225
      4,78,245

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