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General Journals Date Accounts Debit ($) Credit ($) 1-Jun Purchases 210000 Raydar Marine 210000 1-Jun Bank 200000 Common stock 10000 Paid-in-capital in excess of par

General Journals

Date Accounts Debit ($) Credit ($)
1-Jun Purchases 210000
Raydar Marine 210000
1-Jun Bank 200000
Common stock 10000

Paid-in-capital in excess of par

190000
1-Jun Bank 216000

15% Note payable

216000
1-Jun Chris Craft 340000
Sales 340000
2-Jun Bank 6000
Rent 6000
2-Jun Sea Ray 426400
Sales 426400
2-Jun

Office supplies

4800
Staples 4800
2-Jun Boston Whaler 128200
Sales 128200
3-Jun

Accumulated profit

100000
Dividend 100000
4-Jun Bank 86350
Chris craft 86350
4-Jun Bad debt 7000
Four Winns 7000
5-Jun

DU Utility co.

3300
Bank 3300
6-Jun Investment 120000
Bank 120000
7-Jun

Travelling and entertainment expenses

5925
Bank 5925
8-Jun Staples 4800
Bank 4800
11-Jun Raydar Marine 210000
Bank 210000
11-Jun

Consulting fees

4100
Bank 4100
12-Jun Dividend 100000
Bank 100000
13-Jun Purchases 169000
Acme 135200

Trade discount

33800
13-Jun Purchases 92500
Raydar marine 92500
15-Jun Donzi 346500
Sales 346500
15-Jun Salaries 20500
Wages 6600
Check 5284 27100
Purchases 80000
Scotty 80000
Sales 28700
Sea Ray 28700
Bank 14700
Raydar Marine 14700
18-Jun Bank 340000
Chris Craft 340000
20-Jun Raydar Marin 92500
Purchases 92500
Common stock 2800

Paid in capital excess of par

25200
Bank 28000
22-Jun Sea Ray 148400
Sales 148400
23-Jun Acme 195000
Bank 195000
Bank 175000
Donzi 175000
24-Jun

Marketing expenses

3000
Bank 3000
25-Jun Acme 167500
Bank 167500
26-Jun Purchases 41250
Bank 41250
27-Jun Donzi 91500
Sales 91500

Marketing expenses

85000
Bank 85000
28-Jun Loan 16000
Interest 4000
Bank 20000
Bank 15000

Treasury stock

15000
29-Jun Bank 91500
Donzi 91500
Bank 54000
Investment 45000

Profit on sale

9000
Salaries 20500
Wages 7750
Check 28250
30-Jun

15% Notes payable

18000
Interest 2700
Bank 20700
Bank 388000

Discount of issue

12000
8% Bond

400000

ACCT202 Project - Part II
Part II
Financial Statements

a. Panther Marine mangement is very impressed with the work you have done so far filling in for the regular accountant. They have reached there fiscal year end and now need your help creating the financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2017.

b. Check figures are NOT available for part II. Financial statements have the following built-in check figures:

1. Balance sheet total assets must equal total liabilities and stockholder's equity

2. Statement of cash flows net change in cash MUST equal the change in cash from "changes" columns on adjusted trial balance sheet.

c. Each worksheet within this workbook contains further instructions. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMPLETING EACH WORKSHEET. PART II IS COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT OF PART I. Below is a brief overview of the required work to complete each worksheet. Students MUST follow the order below:

1. Complete adjusted trial balance worksheet: "changes" columns (only the identifed cells).
2. Complete IS June 2017 worksheet: Create a mult-step income statement
3. Complete Smnt of RE June 2017 worksheet: Create a statement of retained earnings
4. Complete BS June 2017 worksheet: Create a classified balance sheet

5. Complete Statement of CF June 2017 worksheet: create a statement of cash flows using the INDIRECT method.

For the Years Ended June 30, 2016 and 2017

Instructions: Below are the adjusted trial balances for the years ended June 30, 2016 and 2017. The outlined cells in the changes columns MUST be completed for the statement of cash flows. Use formulas to find the debit OR credit changes in identfied cells. USE the June 30, 2017 adjusted trial balance columns to create the financial statements. DO NOT COMPLETE CELLS THAT ARE GRAYED OUT.

June 30, 2016 June 30, 2017
Adjusted Adjusted
Trial Balance Changes Trial Balance
Acct. No. Account Title Dr. Cr. Debit Credit Dr. Cr
100 Cash 562,480 378,989.09 *Change in cash not required, but should match smnt of cash flows
102 Accounts Receivable 822,633 755,400
103 Allowance for Doubtful Accounts 25,643 19,816.89
104 Merchandise Inventory 440,980 346,350
105 Estimated Returns Inventory 56,450 43,541
106 Office Supplies 1,250 2,465
107 Prepaid Insurance 12,500 10,500
120 Investments - Trading 45,000 60,000
121 Investments - Available for Sale 14,650 26,450
122 Investments - Held to Maturity 23,850 40,005.01
123 Valuation Allowance 27,000 35,000
140 Land 1,743,777.65 2,505,555.01
145 Building 1,893,723.48 1,843,723.48
146 Accumulated Depreciation - Building 1,504,955.01 1,500,000 *Use depreciation expense
151 Equipment 51,000 61,000
152 Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment 28,000 30,000 *Use depreciation expense
153 Office Furniture 32,500 22,500
154 Accumulated Depreciation - Office Furniture 3,500 4,500 *Use depreciation expense
201 Accounts Payable 1,156,000 904,850
202 Wages Payable 0 0
203 Interest Payable 0 0
204 Dividends Payable 0 0
205 Unearned Rent 6,000 4,000
206 Customer Refunds Payable 35,682 29,027.6
250 Notes Payable 12,000 212,000
251 Bonds Payable 200,000 400,000
252 Premium on Bonds Payable 0 0
253 Discount on Bonds Payable 0 0
252 Mortgage (Warehouse) Payable 248,000 198,000
300 Common Stock, $1 Par, 100,000 Authorized; 65,500 shares Issued/Outstanding 50,000 65,500
301 Paid In Capital - Excess of Par 356,000 510,544.99
330 Retained Earnings 2,388,379.11 2,140,014.12
331 Cash Dividends 0 100,000
340 Treasury Stock 38,000 18,000
341 Unrealized (Gain) Loss Available for Sale Securities 0 0 0 0
500 Sales 1,142,580 1,468,529.98
600 Cost of Goods Sold 450,199 482,159
700 Wage Expense (hourly workers) 594,515.01 399,500
701 Salaries Expense (Exempt Staff) 89,000 129,000
702 Marketing Expense 65,000 75,000
703 Travel and Entertainment Expense 525 925
704 Bad Debt Expense 5,816.88 9,816.88
705 Property Tax Expense 111,104.1 0
706 Office Maintenance & Repair Expense 0 0
707 Legal Expenses 0 5,400
708 Insurance Expense 1,500 3,500
709 Utilities Expense 48,985 68,624.12
710 Office Supplies Expense 400 735
711 Telecommunications Expense 0 100
712 Depreciation Expense - Building 0 100,000
713 Depreciation Expense - Equipment 4,000 2,000
714 Depreciation Expense - Office Furniture 500 1,000
800 Rent Income 0 2,000
801 Unrealized Gain - Trading Securities 0 6,000
802 Realized Gain - Investment Securities 0 51,955.01
900 Interest Expense 5,400 12,500
901 Unrealized Loss - Trading Securities 10,000 68,000
902 Realized Loss - Investment Securities 4,000 9,000
Total 7,156,739.12 7,156,739.12 7,581,738.59 7,581,738.59
1,390,944.99 1,142,580 1,367,260 1,528,484.99
Net Income (Loss) -248,364.99 161,224.99
Total
Difference 0 0

Instructions: Using the "June 30, 2017 adjusted trial balance" information complete a multistep income statement. Expenses do NOT have to be organized into general and administrative or selling categories (use categories listed below). Round all amounts to the nearest cent. The rest of the formatting is up to the student. Note that grades are based on organization and clarity of this financial statement. The only other requirements are the following items:

a. ONLY use accounts that have adjusted balances
b. Proper report title
c. Separate expenses between operating and other expenses/losses
d. Separate revenue between sales and other revenues/gains
e. Gross profit and income from operations must be included

f. Net income (loss) must be the last item on this financial statement.

Instructions: Using the "June 30, 2017 adjusted trial balance" information AND income statement complete the statement of retained earnings. Round all amounts to the nearest cent. The rest of the formatting is up to the student. Note that grades are based on organization and clarity of this financial statement. The only other requirements are the following items:

a. ONLY use accounts that have adjusted balances
b. Proper report title
c. Net increase or decrease in retained earnings
d. Beginning balance July 1, 2016 (Hint: this is not the same as June 30, 2016 balance)
e. Cash dividends and net income (loss)

Instructions: Using the "June 30, 2017 adjusted trial balance" information AND statement of retained earnings complete a classified balance sheet. Round all amounts to the nearest cent. The rest of the formatting is up to the student. Note that grades are based on organization and clarity of this financial statement. The only other requirements are the following items:

a. ONLY use accounts that have adjusted balances
b. Proper report title
c. Classified asset categories: current assets; Property, Plant, and Equipment; other assets
d. Classified liability categories: current liabilities and long-term liabilities. ASSUME note payable is long-term.
e. Stockholder's Equity MUST include ending retained earnings balance

Instructions: Using the "changes columns" from the adjusted trial balance worksheet AND the below additional information to create a statement of cash flows using the INDIRECT METHOD. Round all amounts to the nearest cent. The rest of the formatting is up to the student. Note that grades are based on organization and clarity of this financial statement. Other required items and additional information are:

a. Only use accounts that have changes or cash flows
b. Proper report title
c. Net change in cash, beginning cash balance, ending cash balance and cash per balance sheet MUST be included
d. All cash flow activities must be identified, organized, totaled, and clearly labeled
e. Assume all investment changes utilized only cash
f. Valuation allowance change is an investing activity
g. Assume all financing changes utilized only cash
h. Panther Marine considers bonds and notes as financing activities

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