Fill the Income statement, Statement of Owners Equity, and Balance Sheet above with the information. Input the revenues than expenses to get the net income within the roadrunner company. Once getting the assets and liabilities from the roadrunner company input that in the statement of owner's equity to get the owner's equity. For the balance sheet, after everything is taken from these following steps:

Step 1: Pick the balance sheet date

A balance sheet is meant to show all of your business assets, liabilities, and shareholders equity on a specific day of the year, or within a given period of time. Most companies prepare reports on a quarterly basis, typically on the last day of March, June, September, and December. Companies may also choose to prepare balance sheets on a monthly basis, in which case they would report on the last day of each month.

Step 2: List all of your assets

Once youve set a date, your next task is to list out all of your current asset items in separate line items. To make this section more actionable, its best to separate them in order of liquidity. More liquid items like cash and accounts receivable go first, whereas illiquid assets like inventory will go last. After listing a current asset, youll then need to include your non-current (long-term) ones. Dont forget to include non-monetary assets as well.

Step 3: Add up all of your assets

After detailing your various asset categories, add them all up. The final tally will then go under the total assets category. To ensure that your numbers are correct, double check this figure against the companys general ledger.

Step 4: Determine current liabilities

List the current liabilities that are due within a year of the balance sheet date. These include accounts payable, short-term notes payable, and accrued liabilities.

Step 5: Calculate long-term liabilities

List the liabilities that wont be settled within the year. These include long-term notes, bonds payable, pension plans, and mortgages.

Step 6: Add up liabilities

Add up the current liabilities subtotal with the long-term liabilities subtotal to find your total liabilities.

Step 7: Calculate owners equity

Determine your business retained earnings and working capital, as well as the total shareholders equity. Retained earnings are the business profits which are reserved for reinvestments (not distributed as dividends to shareholders). Shareholders equity is the combination of share capital plus retained earnings.

Step 8: Add up liabilities and owners equity

Accounting Cycle Project FA22 Roadrunner Bookstore uses the perpetual inventory system. Roadrunner Bookstore is owned by Tina Smith. The company had the following transactions for the month of April. Apr 1 Tina Smith invested $60,000 cash and a machine worth $20,000 in Roadrunner Bookstore. Apr 2 Roadrunner Bookstore rented a portion of their warehouse to Davis Consulting for $3,000 per month. Davis paid Roadrunner Bookstore five months of rent in advance. Apr 3 Purchased $60,000 of merchandise inventory on credit, Invoice \#123 dated Apr 2 from Cengage, terms 1/20,n/45. Apr 5 Sold merchandise to Rowan University for $45,000 on credit, terms 3/10,n/30. Invoice no. 345 . Cost of the merchandise sold is $30,000. Apr 7 Issued check \#210 payable to Cash to establish a petty cash fund in the amount of $300. Apr 9 Purchased additional machinery totaling $5,000 on credit from Great Buy, terms 1/10,n/45, Invoice \#467 dated Apr 9. Apr 11 Sold merchandise to Rutgers University for $10,000 with terms 2/10, n/45. Invoice no. 346 . Cost of the merchandise sold is $5,000. Apr 13 The cash register's record shows $10,000 at the end of the shift, but the count of cash in the register is $10,025. Cost of the merchandise sold is $8,500. Prepare the journal entry to record the day's cash sales. Apr 15 Rowan University paid the balance due from the sale on Apr 5. Apr 17 Sold merchandise to Rowan University for $16,000, terms 3/10,n/30. Invoice No. 347. Cost of the merchandise sold is $11,000. Apr 18 Roadrunner Bookstore signed a short-term note payable in the amount of $55,000 with an interest rate of 7% due in 180 days. Apr 21 Issued check \#211 to Cengage for the purchase recorded on Apr 3rd. Apr 23 Issued check \#212 made payable to you, the company accountant, for your salary totaling $4,500. Apr 24 The cash balance in the petty cash drawer is $75. Receipts in the drawer show $80 for Postage Expense, $75 for Transportation In, $50 for delivery expenses, and $25 for office supplies expenses. Replenish petty cash using check \#213 made payable to Cash. Apr 25 Received $4,000 payment from Rutgers University towards the Apr 11 sale. Apr 27 Issued check \#214 made payable to Tina Smith for $10,000 for personal use. Apr 29 Issued check \#215 for $5,000 payable to Hartford Property Management for April Rent. Roadrunner Bookstore uses the following Special Journals: Sales, Purchases, Cash Receipts, and Cash Disbursements. 1.) Record the above transactions to the appropriate Journal and post as necessary to the Subsidiary Ledgers and General Ledger Accounts. Make sure to foot and cross foot totals at month-end. 2.) Complete the unadjusted trial balance columns on the worksheet for Roadrunner Bookstore as of April 30, 2022, and the Schedules of Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable. Roadrunner Bookstore must consider the following for adjusting entry purposes: a) Depreciation on the Machine for the month totaled $200. b) April rent from Davis Consulting has been earned. c) A utility bill was received totaling $750 that will be paid in May. d) Interest on the short-term note through Apr 30th has accrued but has not been paid. (Round to a whole number) e) Salaries have accrued in the amount of $500 per day for three days. f) A count of inventory showed remaining inventory had a cost of $4,000. g ) Bad debt is estimated to be . 7% of total net credit sales. (Round to a whole number) Prepare adjusting entries and post to the General Ledger Accounts. Post adjusting entries to the adjustments column on the worksheet and prepare the adjusted trial balance columns. Complete the remaining columns on the worksheet. Prepare Financial Statements, including a Classified Balance Sheet, for Roadrunner Bookstore considering the following: - Depreciation Expense, Delivery Expense, Bad Debts Expenses, and Cash Overages are selling expenses - Postage and Utilities Expenses are general and administrative expenses - Salaries Expense and Rent Expense are split between selling and general and administrative expenses. Prepare Closing Entries for Roadrunner Bookstore. Prepare Post Closing Trial Balance for Roadrunner Bookstore. Complete the Online Quiz for the Accounting Project in eLearning. \begin{tabular}{|l|l|r|l|} \hline \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{ Chart of Accounts } \\ \hline \multicolumn{3}{|c|}{ Roadrunner Bookstore } \\ \hline 101 & Cash & 403 & Sales \\ \hline 102 & Petty Cash & 408 & Rental Revenue \\ \hline 106 & Accounts Receivable & 415 & Sales Discounts \\ \hline 109 & Allowance for Doubtful Accounts & 602 & Cost of Goods Sold \\ \hline 119 & Merchandise Inventory & 621 & Salaries Expense \\ \hline 140 & Machinery & 626 & Rent Expense \\ \hline 141 & Accumulated Depreciation - Machinery & 630 & Office Supplies Expense \\ \hline 201 & Accounts Payable & 633 & Depreciation Expense \\ \hline 221 & Salaries Payable & 636 & Postage Expense \\ \hline 231 & Notes Payable & 646 & Delivery Expense \\ \hline 241 & Interest Payable & 656 & Utilities Expense \\ \hline 251 & Unearned Revenue & 659 & Interest Expense \\ \hline 301 & T. Smith, Capital & 661 & Bad Debts Expense \\ \hline 302 & T. Smith, Withdrawals & 686 & Cash Over and Short \\ \hline \end{tabular} Income Statement Statement of Owner's Equity Balance Sheet Accounting Cycle Project FA22 Roadrunner Bookstore uses the perpetual inventory system. Roadrunner Bookstore is owned by Tina Smith. The company had the following transactions for the month of April. Apr 1 Tina Smith invested $60,000 cash and a machine worth $20,000 in Roadrunner Bookstore. Apr 2 Roadrunner Bookstore rented a portion of their warehouse to Davis Consulting for $3,000 per month. Davis paid Roadrunner Bookstore five months of rent in advance. Apr 3 Purchased $60,000 of merchandise inventory on credit, Invoice \#123 dated Apr 2 from Cengage, terms 1/20,n/45. Apr 5 Sold merchandise to Rowan University for $45,000 on credit, terms 3/10,n/30. Invoice no. 345 . Cost of the merchandise sold is $30,000. Apr 7 Issued check \#210 payable to Cash to establish a petty cash fund in the amount of $300. Apr 9 Purchased additional machinery totaling $5,000 on credit from Great Buy, terms 1/10,n/45, Invoice \#467 dated Apr 9. Apr 11 Sold merchandise to Rutgers University for $10,000 with terms 2/10, n/45. Invoice no. 346 . Cost of the merchandise sold is $5,000. Apr 13 The cash register's record shows $10,000 at the end of the shift, but the count of cash in the register is $10,025. Cost of the merchandise sold is $8,500. Prepare the journal entry to record the day's cash sales. Apr 15 Rowan University paid the balance due from the sale on Apr 5. Apr 17 Sold merchandise to Rowan University for $16,000, terms 3/10,n/30. Invoice No. 347. Cost of the merchandise sold is $11,000. Apr 18 Roadrunner Bookstore signed a short-term note payable in the amount of $55,000 with an interest rate of 7% due in 180 days. Apr 21 Issued check \#211 to Cengage for the purchase recorded on Apr 3rd. Apr 23 Issued check \#212 made payable to you, the company accountant, for your salary totaling $4,500. Apr 24 The cash balance in the petty cash drawer is $75. Receipts in the drawer show $80 for Postage Expense, $75 for Transportation In, $50 for delivery expenses, and $25 for office supplies expenses. Replenish petty cash using check \#213 made payable to Cash. Apr 25 Received $4,000 payment from Rutgers University towards the Apr 11 sale. Apr 27 Issued check \#214 made payable to Tina Smith for $10,000 for personal use. Apr 29 Issued check \#215 for $5,000 payable to Hartford Property Management for April Rent. Roadrunner Bookstore uses the following Special Journals: Sales, Purchases, Cash Receipts, and Cash Disbursements. 1.) Record the above transactions to the appropriate Journal and post as necessary to the Subsidiary Ledgers and General Ledger Accounts. Make sure to foot and cross foot totals at month-end. 2.) Complete the unadjusted trial balance columns on the worksheet for Roadrunner Bookstore as of April 30, 2022, and the Schedules of Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable. Roadrunner Bookstore must consider the following for adjusting entry purposes: a) Depreciation on the Machine for the month totaled $200. b) April rent from Davis Consulting has been earned. c) A utility bill was received totaling $750 that will be paid in May. d) Interest on the short-term note through Apr 30th has accrued but has not been paid. (Round to a whole number) e) Salaries have accrued in the amount of $500 per day for three days. f) A count of inventory showed remaining inventory had a cost of $4,000. g ) Bad debt is estimated to be . 7% of total net credit sales. (Round to a whole number) Prepare adjusting entries and post to the General Ledger Accounts. Post adjusting entries to the adjustments column on the worksheet and prepare the adjusted trial balance columns. Complete the remaining columns on the worksheet. Prepare Financial Statements, including a Classified Balance Sheet, for Roadrunner Bookstore considering the following: - Depreciation Expense, Delivery Expense, Bad Debts Expenses, and Cash Overages are selling expenses - Postage and Utilities Expenses are general and administrative expenses - Salaries Expense and Rent Expense are split between selling and general and administrative expenses. Prepare Closing Entries for Roadrunner Bookstore. Prepare Post Closing Trial Balance for Roadrunner Bookstore. Complete the Online Quiz for the Accounting Project in eLearning. \begin{tabular}{|l|l|r|l|} \hline \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{ Chart of Accounts } \\ \hline \multicolumn{3}{|c|}{ Roadrunner Bookstore } \\ \hline 101 & Cash & 403 & Sales \\ \hline 102 & Petty Cash & 408 & Rental Revenue \\ \hline 106 & Accounts Receivable & 415 & Sales Discounts \\ \hline 109 & Allowance for Doubtful Accounts & 602 & Cost of Goods Sold \\ \hline 119 & Merchandise Inventory & 621 & Salaries Expense \\ \hline 140 & Machinery & 626 & Rent Expense \\ \hline 141 & Accumulated Depreciation - Machinery & 630 & Office Supplies Expense \\ \hline 201 & Accounts Payable & 633 & Depreciation Expense \\ \hline 221 & Salaries Payable & 636 & Postage Expense \\ \hline 231 & Notes Payable & 646 & Delivery Expense \\ \hline 241 & Interest Payable & 656 & Utilities Expense \\ \hline 251 & Unearned Revenue & 659 & Interest Expense \\ \hline 301 & T. Smith, Capital & 661 & Bad Debts Expense \\ \hline 302 & T. Smith, Withdrawals & 686 & Cash Over and Short \\ \hline \end{tabular} Income Statement Statement of Owner's Equity Balance Sheet