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can you fill out the Journal Entry ( the first row is an example how to fill it out) Journal Entry Summary DCC Cash A/R

can you fill out the Journal Entry ( the first row is an example how to fill it out)

Journal Entry Summary
DCC Cash A/R Parts Finished Goods A/P LTD CS RE Paid-in-Surplus
$11,300 $1,000 $600 $6,000 $500 $8,000 $4,000 $1,400 $5,000
Total Assets $0 Total Liabilities&Equity $0
The balance sheet of DCC Corp., as of the end of Quarter 2, is provided below.
Assets Liab. & Owners Equity
Cash $11,300 Accounts payable $500
A/R $1,000
Inventory Long-term debt $8,000
parts $600 Common Stock $4,000
finished goods $6,000 ($2 par value)
Paid-in-surplus $5,000
Retained Earnings $1,400
Total Assets $18,900 Liab. & Owners Equity $18,900
During Quarter 3:
DCC purchased $3000 worth of parts, $1400 with cash, the remainder to be paid in Quarter 4.
Sold 6 computers, each for $750.
4 were sold for cash, 2 were sold on credit with payment to be received in Quarter 4.
The gross margin was 36%
Annual interest rate on LTD was 3.2%. Interest is paid and expensed quarterly.
SG&A expenses = $600 was paid in Quarter 3
The tax rate is 35% and Quarter 3 taxes will be paid in Quarter 4
The dividend payout ratio (dividends/Net Income) is 30% (paid immediately)
200 new shares of common stock were issued and sold for $1200 in Quarter 3
Purchased the warehouse DCC is located in for $20,000 cash on the first day of Quarter 3
$12,000 long-term debt was issued on the first day of the quarter
The warehouse will be depreciated over 20 years. Depreciation is expensed quarterly. (Hint: Depreciated with straight line, i.e., every period the same amount. There are 20*4=80 periods, since quarterly for 20 years).
Income Statement
Quarter 3
Sales $4,500
COGS $1,620
SG&A $600
Dep Exp $250
Operating Profit $2,030
Interest Expense $64
Income Before Tax $1,966
Provision For Tax ($327)
Net Income $1,639
Dividends ($182)
Retained Earnings $1,457
Balance Sheet
Asset Quarter 2 Quarter 3
Cash $11,300 $11,300
Account Receivable $1,000 $1,000
Inventory
Parts $600 $600
Finish Goods $6,000 $6,000
Total Current Asset $18,900 $18,900
Warehouse $0 $20,000
Total Assets $18,900 $38,900
Liabilities & Equity
Quarter 2 Quarter 3
Account payable $500 $500
Tax Payable $0 $0
Long term debt $8,000 $20,000
Total Liability $8,500 $20,500
Common Stock $4,000 $4,000
Retained Earnings $1,400 $9,400
Paid-in-Surpus $5,000 $5,000
Total Liabilities & Equity $18,900 $38,900
Statement of Cash Flow
Quarter 3
Net Income $1,639
Increase in Parts $0
Decreased Finished Goods $0
Depreciation $250
Increase in receivable $0
Increase in payable $0
Increase in tax payable $327
Cash flow from operations $2,216
Purchase warehouse ($20,000)
Cash flow from investing ($20,000)
Sale of bonds $0
Issuing Common Stock $1,200
Cash dividends ($182)
Cash flow from financing $1,018
Cash flow from operations $2,216
Cash flow from investing ($20,000)
Cash flow from financing $1,018
Total Cash Flow ($16,776)
Beginning Cash $11,300
Total Cash Flow ($16,776)
End ($5,466)
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