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college accounting a practical approach

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Set up T accounts in a ledger. LO.1
Record transactions in the T accounts. (Place the letter of the transaction next to the entry.) LO.1
Foot the T accounts where appropriate. LO.1
Prepare a trial balance at the end of March. LO.1
Prepare from the trial balance, in proper form, (a) an income statement for the month of March, (b) a statement of owner’s equity, and (c) a balance sheet as of March 31, 200X.Group B Problems The
Gail Smith decided to open a bookkeeping service. Record the following transactions into the transaction analysis charts:Transaction A:Transaction B: Transaction C: Transaction D: Transaction E:
Carol Miller established a new travel agency. Record the following transac¬ tions for Carol in T account form. Label each entry with the letter of the transaction.The chart of accounts includes
From the following T accounts of Mike’s Window Washing Service, (a)record and foot the balances in the Study Guide and Working Papers where appropriate and (b) prepare a trial balance for May
From the trial balance of Grade Lantz, Attorney-at-Law, prepare (a) an income from the statement for the month of May, (b) a statement of owner’s equity for the month ended May 31, and (c) a
Defining and listing the functions of accounting, (p. 6) LO.1
Recording transactions in the basic accounting equation, (p. 7) LO.1
Seeing how revenue, expenses, and withdrawals expand the basic accounting equation, (p. 13) Preparing an income statement, a statement of owner’s equity, and a balance sheet, (p. 18) LO.1
What makes Fred a sole proprietor? LO.1
Why are Fred and Dunkin' Donuts interdependent businesses? LO.1
Why did Fred have to share his personal Balance Sheet with Dunkin' Donuts? Do you think most interdependent businesses do this? LO.1
What does Dunkin' Donuts learn from Fred's Income Statement and Balance Sheet? LO.1
Income statement for the month ended November 30, 200X. LO.1
Statement of owner’s equity for the month ended November 30, 200X. LO.1
Balance sheet as of November 30, 200X. LO.1 Cash $4,000 Accounts Receivable 1,370 Store Furniture 1,490 Accounts Payable 900 R. Rusty, Capital November 1, 200X R. Rusty, Withdrawals Commissions
Invested $6,000 in cash into the law practice. LO.1
Paid $600 for office equipment. LO.1
Purchased additional office equipment on account, $1,000. LO.1
Performed legal services for clients receiving cash, $2,000. LO.1
Paid salaries, $800. LO.1
Performed legal services for clients on account, $1,000. LO.1
Paid rent, $1,200. LO.1
Withdrew $500 from his law practice for personal use. LO.1
Received $500 from customers in partial payment for legal services per¬ formed, transaction 6.Assignmenta. Record these transactions in the expanded accounting equation.b. Prepare the financial
What are the functions of accounting? LO.1
Define, compare, and contrast sole proprietorships, partnerships, and cor¬ porations. LO.1
How are businesses classified? LO.1
What is the relationship of bookkeeping to accounting? LO.1
List the three elements of the basic accounting equation. LO.1
Define capital. LO.1
The total of the left-hand side of the accounting equation must equal the total of the right-hand side. True or false? Please explain. LO.1
A balance sheet tells a company where it is going and how well it will per¬ form. True or false? Please explain. LO.1
Revenue is an asset. True or false? Please explain. LO.1
Owner’s equity is subdivided into what categories? LO.1
A withdrawal is a business expense. True or false? Please explain. LO.1
As expenses increase they cause owner’s equity to increase. Defend or reject. LO.1
What does an income statement show? LO.1
The statement of owner’s equity only calculates ending withdrawals. True or false? Please explain. LO.1
Classify each of the following items as an Asset (A), Liability (L), or Part of Owner’s Equity (OE).a. Computers _b. Accounts Payable _c. P. Jean, Capital _d. Office Supplies _e. Cash _f. Office
Complete the following statements.a a__results when the total of the assets remain the same but the makeup of the assets has changed.b. Assets-_=Owner’s Equity.c. Capital does notmean_.Shift versus
Identify which transaction results in a shift in assets (S) and which transac¬ tion causes an increase in assets (I).a. Staples bought computer equipment for cash.b. Sears bought office equipment on
From the following, calculate what would be the total of assets on the Balance Sheet.H. Anna, Capital $9,000 Word Processing Equipment 1,000 Accounts Payable 2,000 Cash 10,000 The Accounting Equation
From the following, which are subdivisions of Owner’s Equity? LO.1 a. Land b. B. Flynn, Capital c. Accounts Receivable d. B. Flynn, Withdrawals e. Accounts Payable f. Rent Expense g. Office
Identify which of the following are not assets.The Accounting Equation Expanded LO.1 a. Supplies C. Legal Fees Earned b. Accounts Payable d. Accounts Receivable
Which of the following statements are false?a. _Revenue is an asset.b. _Revenue is a subdivision of Owner’s Equity.c. _Revenue provides an inward flow of Cash and/or Accounts Receivable.d.
Indicate whether the following items would appear on the Income Statement (IS), Statement of Owner’s Equity (OE), or Balance Sheet (BS).Preparing Financial Statements LO.1 a. b. C. d. B. Clo,
indicate next to each statement whether it refers to the Income Statement (IS), Statement of Owner’s Equity (OE), or Balance Sheet (BS). LO.1 a. b. C. Calculate new figure for Capital Prepared as
Complete the following table:b. ? = $6,000 + $8,000c. $10,000 = $4,000 + ? LO.1 ASSETS LIABILITIES + OWNER'S EQUITY a. $ 8,000 = ? + $2,000
Record the following transactions in the basic accounting equation. Treat each one separately. LO.1 ASSETS LIABILITIES + OWNER'S EQUITY a. Ralph invests $80,000 in company. b. Bought equipment for
From the following, prepare a balance sheet for Avon’s Cleaners at the end of November 200X: Cash, $40,000; Cleaning Equipment, $8,000; Accounts Payable, $19,000; A. Avon, Capital. LO.1
Record the following transactions into the expanded accounting equation. The running balance may be omitted for simplicity.a. Bill invested $60,000 in a computer company.b. Bought computer equipment
From the following account balances, prepare in proper form for June (a) an income statement, (b) a statement of owner’s equity, and (c) a balance sheet for French Realty.1 A-1. Gracie Wall decided
Joyce Hill is the accountant for Green’s Advertising Service. From the fol¬ lowing information, her task is to construct a balance sheet as of September 30, 200X, in proper form. Could you help
At the end of November, Rick Fox decided to open his own typing service. Analyze the following transactions he completed by recording their effects on the expanded accounting equation.a. Invested
Jane West, owner of West Stenciling Service, has requested that you pre¬ pare from the following balances (a) an income statement for June 200X, (b) a statement of owner’s equity for June, and (c)
John Tobey, a retired army officer, opened Tobey’s Catering Service. As his accountant, analyze the transactions listed below and present in proper form.a. The analysis of the transactions by using
Gracie Wall began a new business called Wall’s Hair Salon. The following transactions resulted:a. Gracie invested $20,000 cash from her personal bank account into the hair salon.b. Bought equipment
Joyce Hill Accountant has asked you to prepare a balance sheet as of September 30, 200X, for Green’s Advertising Service. Could you assist Joyce? LO.1 R. Green, Capital Accounts Payable $19,000
Rick Fox decided to open his own typing service company at the end of November. Analyze the following transactions by recording their effects on the expanded accounting equation.a. Rick invested
Jane West, owner of West Stenciling Service, has requested that you pre¬ pare from the following balances (a) an income statement for June 200X, (b) a statement of owner’s equity for June, and (c)
John Tobey, a retired army officer, opened Tobey’s Catering Service. As his accountant, analyze the transactions and present the following informa¬ tion in proper form:a. The analysis of the
Revenues and withdrawals are listed on the income statement. True/False LO.1
Withdrawals are listed on the income statement. True/False LO.1
Unearned Revenue is an asset. True/False LO.1
Reversing entries are only used if(a) assets are increasing and have no previous balance or(b) liabilities are increasing and have no previous balance.LO.1
The reversing entry “flips” the adjustment on the first day of a new fiscal period. Thus the bookkeeper need not look back at what happened in the old year when recording the current year’s
Reversing entries are optional. They could aid in reducing potential errors and can simplify the recordkeeping process.LO.1
Open Valdez Realty. LO.1
Click on the Maintain menu option. Then select Company Information. The program will respond by bringing up a dialogue box allowing the user to edit/add information about the company. LO.1
The information for journalizing, adjusting, and closing entries can be obtained from the worksheet.LO.1
In the closing process all temporary accounts will be zero and the capital account is brought up to its new balance.LO.1
Inventory is not a temporary account. The ending inventory, along with other permanent accounts, will be listed in the postclosing trial balance.LO.1
Click on the Menu Window File menu; then click on Exit to end the current work session and return to your Windows desktop. Your work will automati¬ cally be saved. LO.1
Click on the Maintain menu option. Then select Company Information. The program will respond by bringing up a dialogue box allowing the user to edit/add information about the company. LO.1
If you have made an error, use the following editing techniques to correct the error.Editing a General Journal Entry ▼ Using your mouse, click in the field that contains the error. This will
Review your printed reports. If you have made an error in a posted journal entry, see step 18 from the Chapter 3 assignment. LO.1
Carrie Carney discounted a $14,000, 9%, 90-day note at Freemond Bank. She recorded the following entry:How much interest did Carrie Carney lose by discounting the note? Cash Notes Receivable Interest
Go to http://investor.kelloggs.com/annuals.cfm, to access the Kellogg’s 2010 Annual Report and find the Consolidated Statement of Earnings. What was interest expense in 2009 and 2010?
“Perfecto!” Stan shouted up to his friends Javier and Miguel. The two men had just launched their own handyman service, and Stan had given them their first job:installing his new Subway
From the following facts, calculate the correct cost of inventory for Jake Company.• Cost of inventory on shelf, $4,600, which includes $340 of goods received on consignment.• Goods in transit en
Reggie Company on July 1, 201X, had inventory costing $31,500 and during July had net purchases of $67,200. Over the years, Reggie Company’s gross profit averaged 43% on sales. Given that the
From the following facts, calculate the correct cost of inventory for Bird Company.• Cost of inventory on shelf, $4,100, which includes $330 of goods received on consignment.• Goods in transit en
Go to the 2010 annual report for Kellogg’s Company at http://investor.kelloggs.com/annuals.cfm and find out how inventories are valued. How much inventory did Kellogg’s have in 2010?
• Subway uses approximately 60 acres of lettuce a day—the equivalent of more than 17 football fields of lettuce.• If you take all the cheese that is produced for Subway restaurants in a year
Calculate the total cost of the machine given the following:List price ................................... $2,950 Cash discount ..................................8%Freight
Steve Pierce depreciates his truck by the straight-line method. Calculate the yearly depreciation expense given the following: Cost Residual value Service of useful life $7,100 $2,400 4 years
If a machine had a cost of $6,400 with an accumulated depreciation of $650, what would be its book value?
If Steve Pierce depreciated his truck by the units-of-production method, calculate the first year’s depreciation based on the following: Cost $7,100 Residual value $2,400 Estimated mileage 47,000
If Steve Pierce depreciated his truck by the double declining-balance method, calculate the depreciation expense for year 1. Cost Residual value Service of useful life $7,100 $2,400 4 years
Complete the following: Account a. Gain on Sale of Plant Assets b. Accumulated Depletion c. Loss on Disposal of Plant Assets Category Financial Statement Found on
Francis Company incurred the following expenditures to buy a new machine:• Invoice, $26,000 less 13% cash discount.• Freight charges, $540.• Assembly charges, $1,600.• Special base to support
Martha Company incurred the following expenditures to buy a new machine:What is the actual cost of the machine? Invoice, Freight charges, Assembly charges, Special base to support machine, Machine
Go to the 2010 annual report for Kellogg’s Company at http://investor.kelloggs.com/annuals.cfm, find paragraph entitled “property” under ITEM 7. MANAGEMENT’S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF
Phil Russo wants to have a one-third interest in a law practice that has two partners with capital balances as follows:How much must Phil invest into the partnership? Rocco Stanton, Capital Art
Go to the 2010 annual report for Kellogg’s Company at http://investor.kelloggs.com/annuals.cfm and explain why Kellogg’s is not classified as a partnership.
Jarvis Co. owed $14,600 each year for four years to holders of cumulative preferred stock. This year Jarvis pays out $180,000 in dividends to preferred and common. How much did each class of stock

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