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On 1/1/2015 ABC received $300,000 in cash for issuing 10,000 shares of $9.000 par common stock....

On 1/1/2015 ABC received $300,000 in cash for issuing 10,000 shares of $9.000 par common stock. ABC received $600,000 cash for issuing 2000 shares of 200/par preferred stock.

ABC purchased 15% of CDC stock for $25,000 cash. ABC is not intending to sell it anytime in the future and definatelly not in 2016. The value of the stock at the 12/31/20015 was $24,000. CDE paid ABC $1000 in dividends.

ABC purchased (cash) DEF debt for $10,800. (10,000 face, 10%, 5year) that intends to hold until maturity. Interest is paid annually on 1/1. Market rate is 8%. Use effective interest rate to amortize. Bond value at 12/31/2015 was 10,500.

ABC purchased GHJ 5 year bond that is not sure if it will sell or hold until maturity for $25,000. Face of the note is $20,000. It pays 10% interest annually(1/1). fair value of the bond at year-end was $24,500. Straight line

ABC purchases 2 widget producing machines at a total cost of $200,000 on credit. The book life of the asset is 5 years. No salvage.

Durning the year 2015: ABC receives a refundable deposit for $100,000 to sell widgets to WTH company in 2/2016. Purchases $40,000(at cost of $1.00 per unit)of inventory on credit. ABC enters into agreement to sell 50,000 widgets to ASAP Company for $400,000. They deliver half of the widgets. ABC receives $200,000 in cash durning the current year and the remaining $200,000 will be paid in 2016. The credit portion of the sale will not be consider revenues for tax purposes until the cash is received. Prior to delivery, ABC purchases (credit) 40,000 of inventory-cost $2.00/unit. ABC uses LIFO. ABC enters into an agreement to provide FYI services in November of 2015 for $500,000. The agreements are signed in November 2015. The cash is received in November. ABC pays in cash: a tax-non decuctible fineof $10,000, salaries of $20,000, rent $2000. The depreciation for the year is $65,000. The tax rate is 40%. ABC declares $10,000 of dividends, $5,000 each to its common stock and its preferred. Payment is not until 2016. Prepare all journal entries (including closing, Income statement and Balance Sheet.

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Journal Entries Dr Cr
1) Cash/ Bank Dr 300000
      Share Capital Cr 90000
      Securities Premium Cr 210000
2) Cash/ Bank Dr 600000
      Preference Share capital Cr 400000
      Securities Premium Cr 200000
3) Investment in CDC Dr 25000
        Cash/ Bank Cr 25000
4) Cash/ Bank Dr 1000
        Dividend Cr 1000
5) Investment in Debt Dr 10800
        Cash/ Bank Cr 10800
6) Cash/ Bank Dr 1000
         Interest Income 840
        Investment in Debt 160
7) Investment in Bond 25000
        Cash/ Bank Cr 25000
8) Cash/ Bank Dr 2000
         Interest Income 1000
         Investment in Bond 1000
9) Machinery A/c Dr 200000
         Accounts Payable 200000
10) Depreciation Dr 65000
       Accumulated depreciation 65000
11) Cash/ Bank 100000
         Refundable deposit 100000
12) Purchases A/c Dr 40000
         Accounts Payable 40000
13) Cash/Bank 200000
         Sales 200000
14) Purchases A/c Dr 80000
         Accounts Payable 80000
15) Cash/Bank 500000
         FYI Service income 500000
16) Fine A/c Dr 10000
Salaries A/c Dr 20000
Rent/ Ac Dr 2000
                Cash/ Bank 32000
17) Dividend 10000
        Dividend Payable 10000
Profit & Loss
Expenses Amt Income Amt
Depreciation 65000 Dividend 1000
Purchases 120000 Interest Income 1840
Fine 10000 Sales 200000
Salaries 20000 FYI Service income 500000
Rent/ Ac 2000
Dividend 9000
Net Profit 476840
702840 702840
Asset Amt Libilities Amt
Cash/ Bank 1611200       Share Capital Cr 90000
Investment in CDC 25000       Securities Premium Cr 410000
Investment in Debt 10640 Preference Share capital 400000
Investment in Bond 25000 Account Payable 320000
Machinery 200000 Accumulated depreciation 65000
Dividend Payable 10000
Refundable deposit 100000
Net profit 476840
1871840 1871840

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