Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

download Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

of 17

Transcript of Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    1/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3 -1

    Module 3Constructing Financial Statementsand Analyzing Transactions

    QUESTIONS

    Q3-1 The fiscal year is the annual accounting period that a firm adopts. A firm that usesDecember 31 year end is on a calendar-year basis. Traditionally, fiscal years that end inJanuary through the end of May, are labelled as the prior calendar year. For example, afiscal year ending January 31, 2008 would be labelled fiscal 2007 because the bulk ofthe operations occurred in calendar 2007 rather than in 2008.

    Q3-2 A journal entry records a transaction in a companys general journal. A generaljournal is a book of original entry for the initial recording of any type of transaction oraccrual. It contains space for dates and for accounts to be debited and credited,columns for the amounts of the debits and credits, and a posting reference column fornumbers of the accounts that are posted. Most companies have electronic journals butthe basics are the same.

    Q3-3 Posting means including the transaction amount in the affected general ledgeraccounts. This procedure enables company personnel to trace amounts in the ledgerback to the originating journal entry and to determine which entries have been added tothe ledger so that account totals are updated.

    Q3-4 1. Prepaid Expenses Allocating assets to expense to reflect expenses incurred duringthe period. Example: Recording supplies used by debiting Supplies Expense andcrediting Supplies or recording depreciation expense and reducing PPE (or increasingaccumulated depreciation).

    2. Unearned Revenues Adjusting unearned revenues to reflect revenues earnedduring the period. Example: Recording service fees earned by debiting UnearnedService Fees and crediting Service Fees Earned.

    3. Accrued Expenses Accruing expenses to reflect expenses incurred during theperiod that are not yet paid or recorded. Example:Recording unpaid wages by debitingWages Expense and crediting Wages Payable or recording interest owing on loans.

    4. Accrued Revenues Accruing revenues to reflect revenues earned during the periodthat are not yet received or invoiced. Example: Recording commissions earned bydebiting Commissions Receivable and crediting Commissions Earned.

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    2/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-2

    Q3-5Jan. 31 Insurance Expense........................................................ 78

    Prepaid Insurance .................................................... 78

    To recor d insu rance expense f or J anuary ($1,872 / 24 = $78).

    Q3-6 (a) Supplies Expense of $455 must be recorded for the period. This will reduce theasset account and increase the expense account by $455. ($825+$260-$630=$455)

    (b) If the adjustment is not made, Supplies Expense is understated by $455, Supplies(asset) and Equity are both overstated by $455 on the January 31 balance sheet.

    Q3-7

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    Contrib.Capital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen

    -ses=

    Netncome

    Cash 9,720UR 9,720

    ,720

    9,720

    Cash

    R

    Received$9,720 cash inadvance forsubscriptions

    +9,720Cash

    =9,720

    UnearnedRevenue

    =

    UR 405Sales 405

    05

    405

    R

    Sales

    Delivered $405of magazines

    =-405

    UnearnedRevenue

    +405RetainedEarnings

    +405Sales

    = +405

    Q3-8 (a) Jan. 1 Cash................................................................................ 9,720Subscriptions Received in Advance ...................... 9,720

    To record receipt of two-year subscriptions.

    (b) Jan. 31 Subscriptions Received in Advance............................ 405Subscriptions Revenue........................................... 405

    To record sub scription r evenue earneddur ing January ($9,720 / 24 = $405).

    Q3-9 Jan. 31 Wages Expense ............................................................. 190Wages Payable......................................................... 190

    To reco rd u npaid wages fo r Jan. 3031

    [($475 / 5) 2 = $190].

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    3/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3 -3

    Q3-10 On January 31, the interest receivable account and the interest income account bothshould be increased by $360 to reflect the fact that the company has earned interestbut not yet received it.

    The journal entry would be as follows:Jan. 31 Interest Receivable........................................................ 360

    Interest Income ........................................................ 360To record interest earned during January.

    Q3-11 All temporary accounts are closed at year-end. They consist of the income statementaccounts (expense and revenue accounts) and the dividend account.

    Step 1) Close revenue accounts: Debit each revenue account for an amount equal to itsbalance, and credit retained earnings for the total of revenues.

    Step 2) Close expense accounts: Credit each expense account for an amount equal to

    its balance, and debit retained earnings for the total of expenses.Step 3) Close the dividend account: Credit the dividend account for an amount equal to

    its balance, and debit retained earnings.

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    4/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-12

    M3-16 (10 minutes)

    a. Balance Sheet Income Statement

    Transaction

    CashAsset

    +oncash

    Assets=

    Liabil-ities

    +ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncome

    ash 0,100UR 20,100

    20,100

    0,100

    ash

    R

    Received$20,100 inadvance forcontractwork

    +20,100Cash

    =

    20,100Unearne

    dRevenue

    b.Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCashAsset

    +oncas

    Assets=

    Liabil-ities

    +ContribCapital

    +arneapita

    Rev-enues

    xpen-ses

    =Net

    IncomeR 3,350

    Rev 3,350

    3,350

    ,350

    R

    ev

    Adjustingentry forworkcompletedby Jan. 31*

    =

    -3,350Unearne

    dRevenue

    +3,350Revenue

    = +3,350

    * $20,100/6 = $3,350

    c.Balance Sheet Income Statement

    Transaction

    CashAsset

    +Noncash

    Assets=

    Liabil-ities

    +ContriCapita

    +Earned

    apitalRev-

    enues

    Expen-ses

    =Net

    IncomeR 570

    Rev 570

    70

    70

    R

    ev

    Adjustingentry forfees earned

    but notbilled

    +570Fees

    Receivable

    =+570etained

    arnings

    +570Service

    evenue

    = +570

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    5/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3-13

    M3-17 (10 minutes)

    Jan. 1 Cash 20,100Unearned Service Fees 20,100To cash r eceived for service fees.

    Jan. 31 Unearned Service Fees 3,350Service Fees Earned 3,350

    To reflect January service fees earned on

    co nt ract ($20,100/6 = $3,350).

    Jan. 31 Fees Receivable 570Service Fees Earned 570

    To record unb i l led service fees earnedat January 31.

    M3-18 (25 minutes)

    a.Balance Sheet Income Statement

    Transaction

    CashAsset

    +Noncash

    Assets=

    Liabilities

    +ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    eE 185PPI 185

    85

    85

    IE

    PI

    Adjustingentry forprepaidinsurance

    -185Prepaid

    Insurance=

    -185etained

    Earnings

    +185Insurance

    Expense= -185

    b.Balance Shee Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset +Noncash

    Assets =Liabil-

    ities +ContribCapital +

    EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-ses =

    NetIncome

    UPE 1,080SUP 1,080

    ,080

    ,080

    SUPE

    SUP

    Adjustingentry forsuppliesused

    -1,080Supplies

    =-1,080

    etainedEarnings

    +1,080Supplies

    Expense

    =-1,080

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    6/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-14

    M3-18continued

    c. Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    xpen-ses

    =Net

    IncomeE 62

    AD 62

    62

    2

    E

    D

    Adjustingentry fordepreciationof equipment

    -62Accum.

    Deprecia-tion

    =-62

    RetainedEarnings

    +62Deprecia-

    tionExpense

    = -62

    d.Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    eR 875

    Rev 875

    75

    75

    R

    ev

    Adjustingntry for rent

    revenueearned

    =

    -875nearned

    RentRevenue

    +875etained

    Earnings

    +875Rent

    Revenue = +875

    e.Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    eE 490WP 490

    90

    90

    E

    P

    Adjustingentry for

    accruedsalaries

    =+490

    WagesPayable

    -490RetainedEarnings

    +490Wages

    Expense

    = -490

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    7/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3- 1

    EXERCISES

    E3-26 (30 minutes)

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    eE 10

    AD 610

    610

    10

    DE

    AD

    a. Adjustingentry fordepreciation of

    equipment

    -610Accum.

    Deprecia-

    tion

    =-610etained

    Earnings

    +610Deprecia-

    tion

    Expense

    = -610

    UPE 1,890SUP 1,890

    ,890

    ,890

    UPE

    SUP

    b. Adjustingentry forsuppliesexpense

    -1,890Supplies

    =-1,890etained

    Earnings

    +1,890

    SuppliesExpense

    = -1,890

    E 390AP 390

    390

    390

    UE

    AP

    c. Adjustingentry forutilities

    expense

    =

    +390Accounts(Utilities)

    Payable

    -390etained

    Earnings

    +390UtilitiesExpense

    = -390

    NTE 700PPRNT 700

    700

    00

    RNTE

    PRNT

    d. Adjustingentry for rentexpense

    -700Prepaid

    Rent

    =-700etained

    Earnings

    +700Rent

    Expense

    = -700

    R 468Rev 468

    468

    68

    UR

    Rev

    e. Adjustingentry forpremiumrevenues

    =

    -468Unearnedpremium

    revenue

    +468etained

    Earnings

    +468remium

    Revenue

    = +468

    E 965WP 965

    965

    65

    E

    P

    f. Adjustingentry for wagesexpense

    =+965

    WagesPayable

    -965etained

    Earnings

    +965Wages

    Expense= -965

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    8/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-22

    E3-26continued

    R 300

    OI 300

    00

    00

    R

    I

    g. Adjustingentry forinterest earned

    +300Interest

    receivable

    =+300etained

    Earnings

    +300Interest(Other)Income

    = +300

    E3-27 (30 minutes)

    a. Depreciation ExpenseEquipment ................... 610Accumulated DepreciationEquipment ...... 610To record depreciation for the period.

    b. Supplies Expense 1,890Supplies 1,890

    To record su ppl ies expense for the period

    ($2,990 $1,100 = $1,890).

    c. Utilities Expense 390Utilities Payable 390

    To record accrued uti l i t ies expense

    d. Rent Expense 700Prepaid Rent 700

    To record rent expense for the month

    ($2,800 / 4 = $700).

    e. Unearned Premium Revenue 468Premium Revenue 468

    To record prem ium revenue earned

    [($624 / 12) 9 = $468].

    f. Wages Expense 965Wages Payable 965

    To accrue wages at the end of th e period.

    g. Interest Receivable 300Interest Income 300

    To accrue interest earned b ut n ot y et received.

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    9/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-32

    PROBLEMS

    P3-39 (35 minutes)Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    E 720WP 720

    20

    20

    E

    P

    1. Accruesalaryexpense

    =+720

    WagesPayable

    -720RetainedEarnings

    +720

    WageExpense

    = -720

    E 200IP 200

    00

    00

    IE

    IP

    2. AccrueInterestexpense

    =+200

    InterestPayable

    -200RetainedEarnings

    +200Interest

    Expense

    = -200

    R 900Rev 900

    00

    00

    R

    Rev

    3. Accruefeesreceivable

    +900Fees

    (Accounts)Receivable

    =+900

    RetainedEarnings

    +900Printing

    FeesRevenue

    = +900

    E 400PPD 400

    00

    00

    E

    PD

    4. Accruemaintenanceexpense

    -400Prepaid

    Mainten-ance

    =-400

    RetainedEarnings

    +400aintenance

    (Operating)Expense

    = -400

    E 300PPDA 300

    00

    00

    E

    PPDA

    5. Accrueadvertisingexpense

    -300Prepaid

    Advertising=

    -300RetainedEarnings

    +300

    dvertistingExpense

    = -300

    NTE 160

    RNTP 160

    60

    60

    RNTE

    RNTP

    6. Accruerent expense

    =+160Rent

    Payable

    -160RetainedEarnings

    +160

    RentExpense

    = -160

    R 38OI 38

    8

    8

    R

    I

    7. Accrueinterestrevenue

    +38Interest

    (Accounts)Receivable

    =+38

    RetainedEarnings

    +38Interest(Other)income

    = +38

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    10/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3-33

    P3-39continued

    E 2,175

    AD 2,175

    2,175

    ,175

    E

    D

    8. Recorddepreciationexpense

    -2,175Accum.

    Deprecia-tion

    =-2,175

    etainedEarnings

    +2,175Deprecia-

    tionExpense

    = -2,175

    P3-40 (20 minutes)

    Date Description Debit Credit

    Dec 31 Salaries Expense 720Salaries Payable 720

    To accrue salaries at December 31

    ($1,800 2/5 = $720).

    31 Interest Expense 200Interest Payable 200

    To accrue interest expense at December 31.

    31 Fees Receivable 900Printing Revenue 900

    To record revenue earned but n ot yet bi l led.31 Maintenance Expense 400

    Prepaid Maintenance 400To record December m aintenance expense.

    31 Advertising Expense 300Prepaid Advertising 300

    To record December advert is ing expense

    ($900 1/3 = $300).

    31 Rent Expense 160

    Rent Payable 160To accrue one-half mon th's rent expense[(400 $0.80)/2 = $160].

    31 Interest Receivable 38Interest Income 38

    To accrue interest earned in Decemb er.

    31 Depreciation ExpenseEquipment 2,175Accumulated DepreciationEquipment ...... 2,175

    To record annual depreciation on equipment.

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    11/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3-41

    P3-44 (25 minutes)

    a. Balance Sheet Income Statement

    Transaction

    CashAsset

    +oncas

    Assets=

    Liabilities

    +Contrib.Capital

    +Earned

    apitalRev-

    enues

    Expen-ses

    =Net

    Incomeash 11,500

    CS 11,500

    11,500

    1,500

    ash

    S

    Apr. 1.Cashreceived forstock

    11,500Cash

    =11,500ommonstock

    =

    PE ,100C ash 6,100

    6,100

    ,100

    PE

    ash

    Apr. 2.

    Purchasetruck forcash

    -6,100Cash

    + 6,100Truck

    = =

    PE 100AP 2,100Cash 1,000

    3,100

    ,100

    ,000

    PE

    P

    ash

    Apr. 2.Purchaseequipment

    -1,000Cash

    +3,100quipment

    =+2,100ccounts

    Payable=

    PI 2,880Cash 2,880

    2,880

    ,880

    PI

    ash

    Apr. 3.Purchaseliabilityinsurance

    - ,880Cash

    +2,880Prepaid

    nsurance

    = =

    UP 1,200AP 1,200

    1,200

    ,200

    UP

    P

    Apr. 5.Purchasesupplies on

    account

    + 1,200Supplies

    =+1,200ccounts

    Payable=

    ash 1,800UR 1,800

    1,800

    ,800

    ash

    R

    pr. 5. Cashin advancefor roofingrepairs

    +1,800Cash

    =

    +1,800nearned

    roofingfees

    =

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    12/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-42

    P3-44continued

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    xpenses

    =Net

    ncomeR 5,500

    Rev 5,500

    5,500

    ,500

    R

    ev

    Apr. 12. Billcustomersfor services.

    +5,500Accounts

    Receivable=

    +5,500Reta nedEarnings

    +5,500Roofing

    FeesRevenue

    = +5,500

    ash 4,900AR 4,900

    4,900

    ,900

    ash

    R

    Apr. 18.Cash

    collected onaccount

    4,900

    Cash

    -4,900Accounts

    Receivable

    = =

    E 675Cash 675

    75

    75

    E

    ash

    pr. 29. Paidcash for fuel

    -675Cash

    =-675

    RetainedEarnings

    +675Fuel

    Operating)Expense

    = -675

    E 100Cash 100

    00

    00

    E

    ash

    pr. 30. Paid

    cash for ads

    -100Cash

    =-100

    Retained

    Earnings

    +100

    dvertising

    Expense

    = -100

    E 2,500Cash 2,500

    2,500

    ,500

    E

    ash

    Apr. 30. paidcash wages

    -2,500Cash

    =-2,500

    RetainedEarnings

    +2,500

    WagesExpense

    = -2,500

    R ,0 0Rev 4,000

    4,000

    ,000

    R

    ev

    Apr. 30. Billcustomers

    for services

    +4,000Accounts

    Receivable

    =+4,000

    Retained

    Earnings

    +4,000Roofing

    Fees

    Revenue

    = +4,000

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    13/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3-43

    P3-44continued

    b. Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    eIE 120

    PPI 120

    120

    120

    INSE

    PPI

    1. Recognizeone month ofinsuranceexpense

    -120Prepaid

    Insurance

    =-120

    RetainedEarnings

    +120

    InsuranceExpense

    = -120

    SUPE 800SUP 800

    00

    800

    UPE

    UP

    2. Recognizesuppliesexpense

    -800Supplies

    =-800

    RetainedEarnings

    +800

    SuppliesExpense

    = -800

    DE 125AD 125

    25

    125

    DE

    AD

    3. Recognizedepreciationexpense -Trucks

    -125Accum.Deprn

    --Trucks*

    =-125

    RetainedEarnings

    +125

    epreciationExpense

    = -125

    DE 35AD 35

    5

    35

    DE

    AD

    4. Recognizedepreciationexpense -Equipment

    -35Accum.Deprn

    --Equipment*

    =-35

    RetainedEarnings

    +35

    epreciationExpense

    = -35

    UR 450Rev 450

    50

    450

    R

    ev

    5. Recognizeroofing feesearned

    =

    -450UnearnedRoofing

    Fees

    +450RetainedEarnings

    +450Roofing

    Feesevenue

    = +450

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    14/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-44

    P3-45 (25 minutes)a.

    Pownall Photomake CompanyUnadjusted Trial BalanceDecember 31, 2008

    Debit Credit

    Cash.............................................................. $2,150Accounts Receivable .................................. 3,800Prepaid Rent ................................................ 12,600Prepaid Insurance ....................................... 2,970Supplies........................................................ 4,250Equipment.................................................... 22,800

    Accounts Payable ....................................... $1,910Unearned Photography Fees..................... 2,600Common Stock............................................ 24,000Photography Fees Earned.......................... 34,480Wages Expense........................................... 11,000Utilities Expense.......................................... 3,420 ______Totals............................................................ $62,990 $62,990

    b.alance Sheet Income Statement

    Transaction CashAsset + NoncashAssets = Liabilities + ontribCapital + EarnedCapital Rev-enues Expen-ses = NetIncomeAR 925

    Rev 925

    25

    925

    AR

    ev

    1. Feesearned butnot received

    +925Fees

    (Accounts)Receivable

    =+925etained

    Earnings

    +925Photo-graphy

    FeesEarned

    = +925

    DE 2,280D 2,280

    ,280

    2,280

    DE

    AD

    2. Recognizedepreciationexpense forone year

    -2,280Accum.

    DepreciationEquipment

    =-2,280etained

    Earnings

    +2,280

    epreciation

    expense

    = -2,280

    OE 400CC 400

    00

    400

    E

    CC

    3. Recognizeutilitiesexpense

    =+400

    UtilitiesPayable

    -400etained

    Earnings

    +400

    UtilitiesExpense

    = - 400

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    15/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3-45

    P3-45continued

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    Contrib.Capital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    etIncome

    NTE 6,300PPRNT 6,300

    6,300

    ,300

    RNTE

    PPRNT

    . Recognizerent expensefor year

    -6,300Prepaid

    Rent

    =-6,300etained

    Earnings

    +6,300

    RentExpense

    = -6,300

    R 2,600Rev 2,600

    2,600

    ,600

    R

    ev

    . Recognize

    photorevenues

    =

    -2,600Unearned

    photo.fees

    +2,600

    etainedEarnings

    2,600Photo-

    graphyFees

    Earned

    = +2,600

    E 990PPI 990

    990

    990

    INSE

    PPI

    . Recognizeinsuranceexpense

    -990Prepaid

    insurance=

    -990etained

    Earnings

    +990Insuranceexpense

    = - 990

    UPE 2,730SUP 2,730

    2,730

    ,730

    SUPE

    UP

    . Recognize

    suppliesexpense

    -2,730Supplies

    = -2,730etainedEarnings

    +2,730Suppliesexpense

    = -2,730

    E 375WP 375

    75

    75

    E

    P

    . Recognizewagesexpense

    =+375Wages

    payable

    -375etained

    Earnings

    +375

    Wagesexpense

    = - 375

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    16/17

    Cambridge B usiness Publ ishers, 2008

    Financial Accounting for MBAs, 3rd Edit ion3-48

    P3-47 (40 minutes)a.

    BensExUnadjusted Trial BalanceDecember 31, 2008

    Debit Credit

    Cash $ 2,300Accounts Receivable 5,120Prepaid Advertising 1,680Supplies 6,270Equipment 42,240Notes Payable $ 7,500

    Accounts Payable 2,700Common Stock 9,530Mailing Fees Earned 86,000Wages Expense 38,800Rent Expense 6,300Utilities Expense 3,020 ________ Totals $105,730 $105,730

    b.

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    NoncashAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    Expen-

    ses=

    NetIncom

    eE 1,540

    PPDA 1,540

    1,540

    ,540

    AE

    PDA

    1. Recognizeadvertisingexpense

    -1,540Prepaid

    advertising

    =-1,540etained

    Earnings

    +1,540

    Advertisingexpense

    = -1,540

    E 5,280AD 5,280

    5,280

    ,280

    E

    D

    2. Recognizedepreciationexpense

    -5,280Accum.

    Deprn equipment

    =-5,280etained

    Earnings

    +5,280

    Depreciationexpense

    = -5,280

    E 325AP 325

    25

    25

    E

    AP

    3. Recognizeutilitiesexpense

    =+325

    ccountsPayable

    -325etained

    Earnings

    +325Utilities

    expense= -325

  • 7/27/2019 Module 3 EXTRA Solutions

    17/17

    Cambridge Business Publ ishers, 2008

    So lu t io n s Man u al, Mo d u le 3 3-49

    P3-47continued

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    TransactionCash

    Asset+

    oncasAssets

    =Liabil-

    ities+

    ContribCapital

    +EarnedCapital

    Rev-enues

    xpenses

    =Net

    IncomeE 1,200WP 1,200

    1,200

    ,200

    E

    P

    4. Accruewagesexpense

    =+1,200Wages

    payable

    -1,200RetainedEarnings

    +1,200

    Wagesexpense

    = -1,200

    UPE 4,750SUP 4,750

    4,750

    ,750

    SUPE

    UP

    5. Record

    suppliesexpense

    -4,750Supplies =

    -4,750

    RetainedEarnings

    +4,750

    SuppliesExpense

    = -4,750

    E 450IP 450

    50

    50

    IE

    IP

    6. Accrueinterestexpense

    =+450

    Interestpayable

    -450RetainedEarnings

    +450Interest

    Expense

    = -450

    NTE 430AP 430

    30

    30

    RNTE

    P

    . Recognize

    rentexpense* =

    +430

    ccountsPayable

    -430

    RetainedEarnings

    +430

    RentExpense = -430

    * (1/2% $86,000 = $430). The rent for the year (6,300 = $525 x 12) has already beenrecognized in the accounts. See the beginning balances given in the problemstatement.