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Preparing Income Statement, Retained Earnings, and Balance Sheet

Prepare the Income Statement and Statement of Retained Earnings for the year 2019.

Prepare the classified Balance Sheet as of December 31, 2019.

 

Trademarks were previously acquired for $200,000 on January 1, 2018. Estimated useful life at the time of acquisition was 20 years.

In 2019 there was litigation challenging these trademarks brought by a competitor and GeneralProducts successfully

defended these trademarks at a legal cost of $45,000. The new (updated) useful life of the trademarks was estimated to be 25 years from the date of acquisition.

All sales were on credit and totaled $940,560. COGS totaled $780,650.

Included in the total sales of $940,560 were the sales of 6,000 soap powder boxes.

As a premium offer to increase soap powder sales, GeneralProducts includes one special coupon with every soap powder box. Customers can redeem 4 coupons

to obtain one free premium item, a kitchen utensil.  Based on past experience, 60% of the coupons are expected to be redeemed by customers.

During 2019, 3,400 coupons were actually redeemed. Also in 2019, GeneralProducts purchased

an additional 1,000 premiums (kitchen utensil items) @ $1.10 each on credit to add to its Inventory of Premiums.

5-year 6% bonds were issued on January 1, 2018, sold to yield 8% interest. Interest is paid semiannually on January 1 and June 30 for these bonds.

Maturity value of the bond issue is $100,000 and the issue was sold at a discount of $8,111 for an initial carrying value of $91,889.

The bond indenture indicated that GeneralProducts may later call and redeem these bonds @101 any time after June 30, 2019.

These bonds were subsequently called and redeemed on September 1, 2019, following the sale of a new 5% bond issue

taking advantage of lower interest rates (see Item 5 below). The effective-interest method is applied to amortize the discount.

To take advantage of lower interest rates and to finance the call and redemption of the previously issued 6% bonds @ 101,

on September 1, 2019, GeneralProducts issued new 5% bonds with face value of $100,000 to yield 6%.

The maturity period of these new 5% bonds is 10 years and interest is paid semiannually on January 1 and June 30.

The new 5% bonds were issued at a discount of $7,438 for an initial carrying value of $$92,562 on July 1, 2019.

The effective-interest method is applied to amortize the discount.

Selling and Administrative Expenses excluding non-cash items totaled $87,345. PP&E is depreciated using the straight-line method over 25 years of life.

Cash collected from customers totaled $906,450.

Cash paid to suppliers for credit purchases totaled $728,254.

Purchases of inventory totaled $689,525. All purchases were on credit.

GeneralProducts purchased land for $30,000 in advance of construction of a building and paid in full.


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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet
December 31,2018           2,019.0          2,019.0             2,019.0
ASSETS USD USD USD
Current Assets
Cash       12,393.0
Account Receivable       54,630.0
Inventory     225,935.0
Inventory of Premiums             825.0
Total Current Assets         293,783.0
Long Term Assets
Investment       66,775.0
Property, Plant and Equipment      780,000.0
Less: Accumlated Depreciation    (120,000.0)     660,000.0
Total LongTerm Assets         726,775.0
Intangible Assets
TradeMark         225,400.0
Total Assets     1,245,958.0
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable       13,093.0
Liability for premium             550.0
Interest Payable          2,500.0
Total Current Liabilities           16,143.0
Long Term Liabilities
6% Bonds Payable                    -  
Unamortized Discount on Bonds Payable                    -                          -  
5% Bonds Payable     100,000.0
Unamortized Discount on Bonds Payable       (7,161.1)           92,838.9
Total Liabilities         108,981.9
Equity                    -  
Common Stock     130,000.0
Additional Paid in Capital     954,000.0
Retained Earnings       52,976.1
Total Stock Holder's Equity     1,136,976.1
    1,245,958.0
Particulars USD USD
Revenue     940,560.00
Cost of Goods Sold     780,650.00
Gross Profit     159,910.00
Other Operating Expenses
Selling and Administrative Expeses     87,345.00
Trade Mark Amortization        9,600.00
Marketing Expense - Premium Item           935.00
Interest on Bond        6,500.00
Premium on Bond Redemption        1,000.00
Depreciation Expense     30,000.00
Discount On Bond Amortised        7,008.86
Total Expenses     142,388.86
Net Profit       17,521.14
Statement of Retained Earnings
Opening Retained Earnings     35,455.00
Profit for the year     17,521.14
Closing Retained Earnings     52,976.14
Cash Statement
Cash Opening Bal     11,980.00
                           1.00 Litigation Cost Paid       (45,000.00)
                           7.00 Cash from Debtors       906,450.00
                           8.00 Cash paid to Suppliers    (728,254.00)
                           4.00 Interest on Bond Paid Jun 2019         (3,000.00)
                           4.00 Interest on Bond Paid Jan 2019         (3,000.00)
                           4.00 Redemption of 6% Bond    (100,000.00)
                           4.00 Accrued Interest 2019 Paid 6% Bond         (2,000.00)
                           5.00 Proceeds from New Bond         92,562.00
                           6.00 Selling and Admin Expenses       (87,345.00)
                         10.00 Land Purchased       (30,000.00)           413.00
    12,393.00

Bond Discount Amortization Table
Year Interest Payment Interest Expense Amortization of Bond Discount Debit Bal in Bond Disc Credit Bal in Bonds Payable Book Value of the Bond
0       7,438.00     100,000.00       92,562.00
1       2,500.00       2,776.86               276.86       7,161.14     100,000.00       92,838.86
2       2,500.00       2,785.17               285.17       6,875.97     100,000.00       93,124.03

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