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ACCT 2 0 1 Final Project Adjusting Entries Adjustments 1 Bad debt is estimated to be a percentage of Accounts recelvable. 2 7 6 5

ACCT201 Final Project Adjusting Entries
Adjustments
1 Bad debt is estimated to be a
percentage of Accounts recelvable.
27650*.03
2 Took out a new note for $4,500 on
61?24, for new equipment.
Bookkeeper has not recorded the
note of interest
3 Need to bill a client for work
performed. Contract was for 1,000
shirts at $5 per shirt. Shipped 650
shirts.
4 Discovered when we took a physical count we had shrinkage of $500.
5 Depreciation
Building straight line for 20 years no residual valueon original building.
New addition estimated to be for 10 years no residual value.
6 Depreciation equipment
Old equipment 10% of cost
New equipment 5% of cost the first year
7 Income tax rate
8 Tri-Area inc. has 1 employee that earn $1,500 each week
The company has 10 emploees with a weekly income of $900.
The year ends on Tuesday.
9 On December 30 of this year Tri-Area factored $5,000 of the accounts receivable
The factor will keep 10% for returns to be paid in thirty days.
The discount rate is 9% with recourse of $400.
This was not recorded due to the bookkeeper not sure how to record the entry.
Keep the receivable from factor as a separate receivable.
10 Contract Modification-Cumulative Catch-Up Method-
On October 15,2023 Tri-Area Inc. entered into a cotract to sell 750 units
for $11,250( $15 per unit) toDesk Top Inc. Tri-Area expexted to deliver the unitss
in December and January. On December 15 after 500 units were delivered
reduced the price on the remaining units to $10.50 per unit.
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