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1 / 1 BEGINNING BALANCES 1 / 8 Indiana buys 3 5 0 units of inventory at a cost of $ 1 0 2 /

1/1 BEGINNING BALANCES
1/8 Indiana buys 350 units of inventory at a cost of $102/unit on credit, terms net/60
1/12 Indiana pays off the beginning salaries payable balance.
1/19 Indiana pays off the beginning of the year accounts payable balance
1/21 Indiana sells 400 units to Sallah Co. for $300 each on credit, terms 2/15, net/45.
1/31 Indiana collects the amount owed by Sallah Co. within the discount period.
2/7 Indiana pays off the 1/8 purchase
2/15 Indiana pays off the beginning income taxes payable balance
2/18 Indiana pays $6,000 for office supplies
2/27 Indiana buys 400 units of inventory at a cost of $105/unit on credit, terms net/60
3/4 Indiana provides the services owed to a client. The client paid $35,000 in advance last year.
3/8 Indiana sells 250 units to Belloq Industries for $305 each on credit, terms 2/15, net/45.
3/14 Indiana grants Belloq Industries an allowance of $10,000 for damaged goods
3/22 Indiana collects the amount owed by Belloq Industries within the discount period
4/1 Indiana pays $15,000 for television advertising
4/8 Indiana pays off the 2/27 purchase
4/12 Indiana collects the amount owed by Thuggee Ltd.(see instructions). No discount applies.
4/25 Indiana writes of the Herr Oberst & SonsCo. A/R balance as uncollectible (see instructions)
5/1 Indiana buys 500 units of inventory at a cost of $110/unit in cash
5/8 Indiana sells 550 units to Short Round Ventures for $310 each on credit, terms 2/15, net/45
5/15 Indiana pays $15,000 of the interest payable balance
5/27 Indiana collects the amount owed by Short Round Ventures outside the discount period.
6/3 Indiana pays off the dividends payable balance
6/27 Indiana pays $1,000 for miscellaneous expenses
7/1 Indiana buys a short-term investment for $40,000.
7/10 Indiana buys a parcel of land for $15,000 cash.
7/17 Indiana buys 375 units of inventory at a cost of $112/unit on credit, terms net/60
7/27 Indiana provides services to Mola Ram Co. for $40,000 in cash
8/9 Indiana sells 300 units to Satipo Guides, Inc. for $310 each on credit, terms 2/15, net/45
8/24 Indiana collects the amount owed by Satipo Guides, Inc. within the discount period.
8/27 Indiana sells 100 units to Toht Industrial Co. for $315 each in cash
9/1 Indiana pays off the 7/17 purchase
9/12 Indiana buys $1,000 of office supplies on credit, terms net/90
10/1 Indiana pays Ravenwood Inc. for miscellaneous expenses for $8,000.
10/4 Indiana pays $15,000 for television advertising
10/15 Indiana buys 515 units of inventory at a cost of $115/unit on credit, terms net/60
10/31 Indiana sells 520 units to Brody Co. for $315 each on credit, terms 2/15, net/45
11/9 Indiana collects the amount owed by Brody Co. within the discount period.
11/19 Indiana collection $11,000 from Well of Souls Construction for services to be provided next year.
11/27 Indiana pays off the 10/15 purchase
12/4 Indiana pays for postage, shipping costs, and other miscellaneous items (total of $5,000).
12/12 Indiana buys 320 units of inventory at a cost of $120/unit on credit, terms net/60
12/16 Indiana buys $5,000 of office supplies on credit, terms net/60
12/29 Indiana sells 250 units to Dietrich GmbH for $320 each on credit, terms 2/15, net/45
12/31 Indiana declares a dividend of $20,000 to be paid next year
12/31 Indiana pays off the 9/12 purchase
Adjust entrieThe
1. The amoritzation expense for the year is $8,000. Decrease the patent asset
2. Incurred but unpaid income taxes amount to $40,000
3.The adjustment to bad debt expense should be based on a desired ending balance in the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts of 10% of the ending A/R balance. (hint: there is already a balance in the Allowance Account)
4. Depreciation on the equiptment is based on a useful life of 20 years and $20,000 salvage value
5. Utitlites for the year were $17,500 and will be paid next year
6. The annual interest rate on the note payable is 9.50%. The note has been outstanding for the entire year (for the ammount of the note, see the beginning balance)
7.A count of the remaining office supplies at the end of the year indicates there is only $2,750 of supplies left. Make the adjustment to account for the used up supplies.
8.Depreciation on the Building is based on a useful life of 40 years and no salvage value.
9.The short-term investment purchased on 7/1 for $40,000 at an annual interest rate of 7.50%. Accure the interest earned. The interest will be received next year.
10.Salaries incurred and paid is $155,000. Salaries incurred but unpaid is $15,000. Total salaries for the year is $170,000
11. The insurance at the beginning of the year is prepaid for four years. At the end of the current year, one year\'s worth has expired. Record the adjustment for the used up insurance amount.

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