Comprehensive Problem Instructions

Aerial Architects, Inc. has been designing skyscrapers since 2010. The Companys post-closing trial balance as of December 31, 2018 is given below.

Account	DR	CR
Cash	$34,000
Accounts receivable	48,000
Drafting supplies	21,000
Prepaid insurance	6,000
Prepaid rent	4,000
Equipment	31,000
Accumulated depreciation		$4,000
Accounts payable		7,000
Salaries payable		2,000
Unearned fees		5,000
Long-term notes payable		0
Common stock		50,000
Retained earnings		76,000
	$144,000	$144,000

Aerial had the following transactions during 2019 (not in date order):

1. Aerial collected $72,000 on accounts receivable during the year.

b. The company created architectural renderings for clients totaling $112,000 in fees earned. $70,000 was collected in cash, with the remainder on account.

c. Aerial purchased $70,000 worth of supplies during the year. $20,000 was paid in cash and the remainder was purchased on account. Record the purchase in the Supplies Expense account

d. The company paid $47,000 on accounts payable during the year.

e. On August 1 Aerial paid its $24,000 annual insurance premium. Record this payment as Prepaid Insurance.

f. During the year Aerial paid $18,000 of rent for office space. Record this payment as Rent Expense.

g. Aerial paid its employees total cash salaries of $41,000. This includes the amount owed for salaries at the beginning of the year.

h. On April 1 the company purchased a new computer design system for $30,000. $5,000 was paid in cash and the company issued a long-term note with an 8% annual interest rate for the balance.

i. Aerial paid cash dividends to shareholders totaling $4,000.

Instructions

1. Using the adjustment data below, prepare adjusting entries (Journal tab of the Working Papers).

j. Aerial completed and delivered the architectural renderings for which they had been paid during 2018.

k. Supplies that cost $34,000 were left on hand at year-end.

l. $11,000 of the cash received for printing jobs in transaction b. had not been earned by December 31, 2019. It was for work that Aerial will complete during 2020.

m. Interest should be accrued on the note in transaction h. The note was issued on April 1 and bears an annual interest rate of 8%.

n. Rent that applies to 2020 is $7,000.

o. Prepaid insurance at the beginning of the year has completely expired. In addition, the premium payment made in transaction e was made on August 1 and covers 12 months. As a result, part of that payment has also expired. Your adjusting entry should record the expiration of the prior year prepaid insurance as well as the amount of the current year premium that has expired.

p. Depreciation on the equipment is $8,000 for the year.

q. At the end of the year, Aerial had provided $15,000 of services which had not been billed or recorded yet.

r. Salaries of $4,000 were owed to employees at year-end (earned by employees but not paid).

2. Prepare closing entries (Journal tab of the Working Papers) and post them to the general ledger (Ledger tab of the Working Papers). Show ending balances in all ledger accounts.