2016 Info:

On January 1, we are authorized to issue 100,000 shares of our 1.00 common stock. We issued 50,000 shares for $80/share; and issued a $100,000 bond for either 1) $96,000 or 2) 104,000. The market rate was 9% and the stated rate was 10%. The bond is a 10 year bond that pays interest on 1/1 of each year.

Inventory includes the following: Beginning balance of $0. On January 3 we purchased $22,000 (1000 units at $22) worth of inventory. 1,000 units of inventory was purchased on June 1 for $23/unit; and finally a 1,000 units on December 1 for $24/unit. 2,000 units were sold for $300/unit on December 20^th ($120,000 in cash was received and the remaining will be collected in 2017). The rate used for determining uncollectible has been set at 10% of gross credit sales. The company uses perpetual FIFO.

The amount of supplies purchased was $40,000. End of the year supply count showed that there was a $10,000 balance. All supplies were purchased with credit. the liability was paid by year-end.

Equipment was purchased at the beginning of the year for $600,000 cash. No salvage/residual value. Straight-line depreciation is used over a 10-year life. The remaining equipment required a $5,000 repair by year-end.

Building was purchased on 4/1 for $900,000 cash. Salvage/residual value of $40,000 exists. Straight-line is used over a 20-year life.

On 10/1 we started to create a patent. Costs of salaries related to the creation of the patent were $50,000 ($5,000 of this remained unpaid by year-end). This patent has an expected life of 10 years. We purchased a second patent for $80,000 with an expected live of 8 years.

On 6/30 we issued another 25,000 shares of our stock for $70/share.

We sold equipment on 10/1 that was purchased at the beginning of the year. At the time of the sale, the asset was on the books at a historical cost of $50,000. We sold it for $45,000 (we received cash).

On 11/1 we purchased $50,000 of equity of another company. It paid us $2,000 in dividends by year-end.

We needed funds, so we signed a note on 7/1 for $30,000. We agreed to pay back the note at the end of next year. Interest rate is10%, payable 12/30. The note is short-term.

Dividends paid during the year were $79,500. The equity of the other company was worth $60,000 at year-end 2016. The tax rate is 21%

1. Prepare Income Statement and Balance Sheet for the above information.
2. Prepare journal entries including closing entries.