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1. please create a SOCI and a statement of changes in equity for the year ending 30 June 2020 and a balance sheet as of

1. please create a SOCI and a statement of changes in equity for the year ending 30 June 2020 and a balance sheet as of that date :)

please note the following:

  • The balance of Share Capital on 1 July 2019 was $800,000. An additional $200,000 of shares were issued on 1 December 2019.
  • The balance of Prepaid Insurance represents premiums for the next six months.
  • The Land and Buildings were revalued for the first time at the end of the current financial year.
  • The rent revenue is considered incidental revenue.
  • Poskie Ltd does not have an Accumulated Amortisation account in its chart of accounts; rather, the business credits Patents directly with the amortisation AJE, and the balance of Patents reflects that process, which is perfectly acceptable.
  • Poskie Ltd uses the net purchases method for inventory transactions.

Trial Balance

30 June 2020

Cash ...................................................................

Accounts Receivable..............................................

Notes Receivable (due in 2020)...............................

Interest Receivable................................................

Inventory.............................................................

Prepaid Insurance.................................................

GST Clearing........................................................

Land ...................................................................

Buildings..............................................................

Equipment............................................................

Patents................................................................

Allowance for Doubtful Accounts..............................

Accumulated DepreciationBuildings.......................

Accumulated DepreciationEquipment.....................

Accounts Payable..................................................

Income Taxes Payable...........................................

Salaries and Wages Payable....................................

Unearned Rent Revenue.........................................

Notes Payable (due in 2020)...................................

Interest Payable....................................................

Loan Payable (due in 2022)....................................

Share Capital........................................................

Retained Earnings.................................................

Dividends.............................................................

Revaluation Reserve, Land......................................

Revaluation Reserve, Building.................................

Sales Revenue......................................................

Interest Revenue...................................................

Rent Revenue.......................................................

Gain on Disposal of Plant Assets..............................

OCI Revaluation Gain, Land ...................................

Bad Debt Expense.................................................

Cost of Goods Sold................................................

Sales Discounts.....................................................

Depreciation Expense.............................................

Income Tax Expense..............................................

Insurance Expense................................................

Interest Expense...................................................

Discounts Lost......................................................

Other Operating Expenses......................................

Amortization Expense............................................

Salaries and Wages Expense...................................

Loss on Revaluation, Building..................................

Inventory Write-down Loss.....................................

Total...............................................................

$16,520

46,200

10,000

600

27,600

2,200

1,200

930,000

700,000

68,780

7,200

12,000

3,700

636,600

30,600

15,494

17,000

2,200

4,140

3,000

61,800

800

112,200

7,500

_____2,000

$2,719,334

$4,000

0

33,744

28,300

17,000

2,200

4,500

11,000

4,140

535,000

1,000,000

63,600

0

0

953,000

600

1,500

750

60,000

_________

$2,719,334

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