Balance sheet ending 2020
Cash	33,100
AR	30,000
Inventory	56,000
Ppd Ins	2,700
PP&E	305,000
Accum Deprec	-120,640
Patent	33,000
Leased Asset	146,233
	485,393
AP	39,500
Wages Payable	1,200
Taxes Payable	10,426
Notes Payable	99,000
Interest Payable	2,800
Deferred Tax Liability	235
Lease Liability	143,926
	297,087
Common Stock	10,000
APIC	52,300
RE	130,006
Treasury Stock	-4000
	188,306
	485,393
The following is information for XYZ, Inc.
Results from 2021
Sales
385,000$
All sales on credit
Depreciation expense
16,000$
Not including depreciation on assets acquired in 2017 and 2018
Amortization expense
3,000$
Same for tax purposes
Interest Expense
6,900$
Not considering convertible bonds and paid in cash
Wages Expense
33,600$
Paid in cash
Insurance expense
4,700$
Includes $2000 paid for life insurance premiums and expired insurance
Collections on A/R = 340,000
Payments on A/P = 239,500 - all accounts payable deal with inventory
Paid income taxes payable in Jan 2021
Payment on Note payable = 20,000
Inventory Purchases on credit = 241,000 and ending inventory $46000
Payment of all accrued interest.
Lease payments as called for in agreements from 2020 including the change in asset/liability
Transactions the accountant needs help with:
Remainder of the stock options vest/are earned on January 1
Mar 1, 2021 purchased 500 shares in the open market for $26 each
August 1, 2021 - Sold equipment that XYZ no longer needed for $400 in cash
The equipment had originally been purchased for 5000 at the beginning of 2013 and fully
depreciated last year
Nov 1, 2021 employees exercised their options to buy 100 shares from the 2018 option plan
The shares came out of treasury stock bought last year
Dec 30, 2021 paid dividends equal to $.60 per share.
Record accrued interest and depreciation on 2020 asset
Other Information
Tax rate is 21%
Average price of shares during 2021 is $27
Incremental borrowing rate 7%
No half year convention
Required:
1. Show journal entries or T accounts for results of 2021 operations.
2. Show journal entries or T accounts as needed for the transactions the accountant needs help with.
3. Create an income statement including taxes and required EPS disclosures for 2021.
4. Create a statement of changes in stockholders equity for 2021
5. Create a balance sheet for the end of 2021.
6. Create a cash flow statement for 2021 using the indirect method.

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A B Balance sheet ending 2020 2 Cash BAR 4. Inventory 5 Ppd Ins 6 PP&E 7 Accum Deprec 8 Patent 9 Leased Asset 10 33,100 30,000 56,000 2,700 305,000 -120,640 33,000 146,233 485,393 11 12 AP 13 Wages Payable 14 Taxes Payable 15 Notes Payable 16 Interest Payable 17 Deferred Tax Liability 18 Lease Liability 19 20 21 Common Stock 22 APIC 23 RE 24 Treasury Stock 25 39,500 1,200 10,426 99,000 2,800 235 143,926 297,087 10,000 52,300 130,006 -4000 188,306 26 27 485,393 28 29 30 31 32 23 A B Balance sheet ending 2020 2 Cash BAR 4. Inventory 5 Ppd Ins 6 PP&E 7 Accum Deprec 8 Patent 9 Leased Asset 10 33,100 30,000 56,000 2,700 305,000 -120,640 33,000 146,233 485,393 11 12 AP 13 Wages Payable 14 Taxes Payable 15 Notes Payable 16 Interest Payable 17 Deferred Tax Liability 18 Lease Liability 19 20 21 Common Stock 22 APIC 23 RE 24 Treasury Stock 25 39,500 1,200 10,426 99,000 2,800 235 143,926 297,087 10,000 52,300 130,006 -4000 188,306 26 27 485,393 28 29 30 31 32 23