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Blender Bottle, Inc. had the following post-closing trial balance as of December 31,2022.
\table[[Blender Bottle, Inc],[Post Closing Trial Balance],[12/31/2022],[,Debit,Credit],[Cash,46,525,],[Accounts Receivable,2,300,],[Inventory,1,200,],[Supplies,5,000,],[Store Equipment,21,000,],[Accumulated - Store Equip,,8,000],[Accounts Payable,,2,000],[LT Note Payable - Bank,,25,000],[Common Stock,,18,000],[Retained Eamings,,23,025],[76,025,76,025]]
Ultimate Blender Bottle, Inc had the following transactions during 2023:
Feb 10 Purchased supplies on account for $3,125
Mar 10 Paid off Invoice for Supplies purchased on 2/10/23
Apr 1 Issued additional common stock for $5,000.
Apr 5 Purchased 5,000 plain Bottles at $4.40 per Bottle on account, terms 210, net 30
Apr 15 Hired a design company to print their company logo on the bottle for .30 per Bottle
Apr 16 Purchased blender ball whisks to be inserted into each of our Bottles. These were .75 per Bottle
May 5 Paid the invoice of April 5
May 10 Sold 1,000 of our Blender Bottles on account to Muscle Folks, Inc., for $8 per Blender Bottle.
May 19 Received cash from the sale on May 10.
Jun 1 Received a 60-day, 12% note for $5,000 from Moira Rose
Jun 30 Sold 3,000 Blender Bottles on account to Elite Fitness, Inc., terms 210, n30, for $8.25 per Blender Bottle.
Jun 30 Paid sales salaries of $2,700 and office salaries of $900, utilities of $300, insurance expense of $1,200, rent expense of 2.000 and travel expenses of $250
July 4 Received payment from Elite Fitness, Inc (Paid within 10 days so use the Sales Discount Account)
July 15 Purchased a Machine to do our own design labels by paying $5,000 in cash and signing a 4 month, 6% note for $10,000.
Aug 1 Received amount owed on June 1 note, plus interest at the maturity date.
Sep 5 Purchased land by issuing a $20,000,12% day note to Dirty Dirt.
Nov 15 Paid off the Note for Equipment.
Dec 5 Paid in full the September 5 note at maturity.
Dec 31 Declared and paid cash dividend of $4,000
Instructions:
Journalize the above transactions and post to the ledger (T-accounts).
Based on the above transactions, prepare an Unadjusted Trial balance.
Based on the following information, journalize the adjusting entries in your Unadjusted Trial balance and prepare an Adjusted Trial Balance as of December 31, of the current year:
a. Accrued Sales Revenue, $9,600
b. Accrued Salaries for a 2-day period ending Dec 31st. Salaries of $1,500 are typically paid weekly for a 5-day work week.
c. Accrued annual Interest expense for the 5yr,2% Long Term Note Payable from the Bank.
d. A physical count of supplies showed $300 left on hand.
e. Depreciation is computed as follows:
\table[[Asset,Cost,Residual,Value Acquisition Date,\table[[Useful Life],[in Years]],\table[[Depreciation Method],[Used]]],[d,$20,000,$,0 Sept 5,2023,x,Not Depreciable],[chine,15,000,,3,000 July 15,2023,5,Straight-line],[re Equip.,21,000,,1,000 January 3,2021,5,Straight-line]]
Using your adjusted Trial Balance, prepare an income statement, statement of retained earnings and balance sheet for December 31 of the current year.
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