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    OUTLINE QUIZ (20mins)

    LECTURE FINISH CHAPTER 3

    EXERCISES

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    ACCRUALS

    Now: No cash goes in orout

    Record revenue andexpense anyway accrue

    Accrued Revenues

    Receivable xxx

    Revenue xxx

    Accrued Expenses

    Expense xxx

    Payable xxx

    DEFERRALS

    Now: Cash goes in and out

    Record revenues and

    expenses later - defer

    Prepaid Expenses

    Expense xxx

    Asset xxx

    Unearned Revenues

    Unearned Rev xxx

    Revenue xxx

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    Observations Each adjusting entry affects a balance sheet (asset/liability)

    and an income statement account (revenue/expense)

    Usually no cash items in adjusting entries

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    Purpose of adjusting entries Reflect correct amounts on balance sheet and income

    statement

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    After all adjusting entries are journalized andposted the company prepares another trial

    balance from the ledger accounts (Adjusted Trial

    Balance).

    Its purpose is to prove the equality of debit

    balances and credit balances in the ledger.

    The adjusted Trial Balance is the primary basis

    for the preparation of the financial statements.

    The Adjusted Trial Balance

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    Income Statement

    For the Month Ended Jan. 31,

    Revenues:

    Sales 137,000$Interest revenue 1,250

    Rent revenue 8,000

    Total revenue 146,250

    Expenses:

    Interest expense 1,500

    Depreciation expense 100Insurance expense 1,000

    Total expenses 2,600

    Net income 143,650$

    Income Statement

    Preparing Financial Statements

    Adjusted Trial Balance Debit Credit

    Cash 50,000$Accounts receivable 35,000

    Interest receivable 1,250

    Prepaid insurance 11,000

    Equipment 24,000

    Accumulated depreciation 100$

    Investments 300,000

    Accounts payable 20,000

    Interest payable 1,500

    Unearned revenue 16,000

    Note payable 200,000

    Austin, capital 40,000

    Sales 137,000

    Interest revenue 1,250Rent revenue 8,000

    Interest expense 1,500

    Depreciation expense 100

    Insurance expense 1,000

    423,850$ 423,850$

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    Statement of Owners' Equity

    For the Month Ended Jan. 31,

    Austin, Capital, Jan. 1 40,000$

    + Net income 143,650- Drawings 0

    Austin, Capital, Jan. 31 183,650$

    Statement of

    Owners Equity

    Preparing Financial Statements

    Adjusted Trial Balance Debit Credit

    Cash 50,000$Accounts receivable 35,000

    Interest receivable 1,250

    Prepaid insurance 11,000

    Equipment 24,000

    Accumulated depreciation 100$

    Investments 300,000

    Accounts payable 20,000

    Interest payable 1,500

    Unearned revenue 16,000

    Note payable 200,000

    Austin, capital 40,000

    Sales 137,000

    Interest revenue 1,250Rent revenue 8,000

    Interest expense 1,500

    Depreciation expense 100

    Insurance expense 1,000

    423,850$ 423,850$

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    Adjusted Trial Balance Debit Credit

    Cash 50,000$Accounts receivable 35,000

    Interest receivable 1,250

    Prepaid insurance 11,000

    Equipment 24,000

    Accumulated depreciation 100$

    Investments 300,000

    Accounts payable 20,000

    Interest payable 1,500

    Unearned revenue 16,000

    Note payable 200,000

    Austin, capital 40,000

    Sales 137,000

    Interest revenue 1,250Rent revenue 8,000

    Interest expense 1,500

    Depreciation expense 100

    Insurance expense 1,000

    423,850$ 423,850$

    Balance Sheet Jan. 31

    Assets

    Cash 50,000$

    Accounts receivable 35,000

    Interest receivable 1,250

    Prepaid insurance 11,000

    Equipment 24,000

    Accum. Depreciation (100)

    Investments 300,000

    Total assets 421,150$

    Liabilities & Owners' Equity

    Accounts payable 20,000$

    Interst payable 1,500Unearned revenue 16,000

    Note payable 200,000

    Austin, capital 183,650

    Total liab. & equity 421,150$

    Preparing Financial Statements

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    Alternative Treatment for Deferrals

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    Method 1 Method 2

    Alternative Treatment for Deferrals:

    Prepaid Expenses

    Supplies xx

    Cash xx

    Supplies Expense xx

    Supplies xx

    Supplies Expense xx

    Cash xx

    Supplies xx

    Supplies Expense xx

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    Method 1 Method 2

    Alternative Treatment for Deferrals:

    Unearned Revenues

    Cash xx

    Unearned Rev xx

    Unearned Rev xx

    Revenues xx

    Cash xx

    Revenues xx

    Revenues xx

    Unearned Rev xx

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    Over/understatement exercises Self-Test 5

    Question 16

    Brief Exercises 2

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    Alternative Treatments for

    Deferrals Self-Test 15

    Brief Exercises 11

    Exercises 16, 17 PRACTICE HW

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    Analysis problems for adjusting

    entries E3-11, 13

    P3-3A (letter C only)

    P3-4A

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