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The FUN Toys Company is a publicly traded retailing company that sells videos games and small toys for children ages 2 to 10 years. The fiscal year for the company begins on January 15't and ends on December 315'. The company closes the books at the end of each quarter. Below is a trial balance that was generated by the accounting department before any adjusting journal entries were made. FUN Toys Company Trial Balance At December 31,2014 U nadjhsted Trial B alance Cash Accounts Receivable Prepaid Advertising Prepaid Insurance Inventory Notes Receivable Su lies Equipment Accumulated Depreciation Building Accounts Payable Unearned Revenue Notes Pa .ble short-term Notes Payable (long-tenn) Interest Payable Contributed Capital Retained Earnings Revenue COGS Utilities Expense Advertising Expense Insurance expense Depreciation Expense Interest E ense Wage Expense 260,000 17,000 25,000 16,500 280,000 40,000 7,500 250,000 370,000 {B 0300 M \"'NI 0 C) D {:9 COD {:9 1,779,488 $ 1 779 488 The company must make the following adjusting journal entries before the books are closed and the financial statements are published to the stockholders. a. b. c. Depreciation on office and warehouse equipment is calculated to be $4,000. The supplies inventory report shows that the company has $4,000 of supplies on hand. On August 15' the company re-established its short term revolving credit agreement with Citibank. Citibank issued $40,000 to the company on this date and the loan principal and interest must be repaid in six months. The interest charged on the loan is 6%. . The company has a $150,000 long term debt obligation on its books. The company engaged in a loan with Wells Fargo on July 1SI 2012. The loan and interest is due in 5 years and the interest rate is 4.5%. On April 15' the company received the proceeds of a $50,000 loan from Wells Fargo that is due in 2 years. The interest rate on this loan is 4.8%. The company issued invoices to three customers who purchased toys in bulk on account. The toys were shipped and the credit department verified the financial strength of the three customers. The invoices thatwere issued totaled $75,000. The cost of the toys shipped to the customers totaled $50,000. . The company received a utility invoice that will be paid next month. The amount due on the invoice is $2,200. . The company has a contract with the local TV network to broadcast commercials that promote the brand and various products. In December, the network ran advertisements for the company at a total cost of $25,000. This amount was paid in full on September 15\"\". Employee wages and salaries for the month of December totaled $80,000. This will be paid the following month. The company has an insurance policy with Travelers that provides theft and damage protection on inventory as well as liability insurance. The cost of the policy is $39,600; half the policy is paid on March 15' and the other half is paid on September 15'. On October 15', the company issued a loan to a customerwho was unable to pay an invoice. The customerwill repay $40,000 in 1 year with 6% interest. On November 15111 a customer paid $40,000 in cash to purchase custom toys. The company agreed to ship half the toys in the December and the other half in January. On December 15\"1 the company shipped half of the $40,000 order. The cost of the toys shipped was $10,000. . The company assessed tax expense at a rate of 30%. This was applied to all income earned by the company before taxes were applied (IBIT). Taxes will be paid on April 15\"1 next year. . The company entered the closing entry into the accounting system. 1. Set up all the appropriate t-accounts and enter the beginning balance shown on the trial balance. Record each of the adjusting journal entries into the t-accounts. Then, calculate and show the ending balance. You may need to add accounts that are not shown on the trial balance. Hint: You might want to set up your taccounts under the batance sheet equation. 2. Draft an income statement for the year ending December 315' in good form. \f4. Provide the appropriate journal entries or information as required. Note that these transactions are not related to the income statement and balance sheet that was required in questions 2 and 3. a. Assume the Accumulated Depreciation account on the trial balance was $40,000 and after the adjusting journal entry was made, the balance was $50,000. What adjusting journal entry must have been made into the system? b. What if the company failed to enter the adjusting journal entry in letter a? Explain how the financial statements would be impacted by indicating the account and the amount. Be sure to include specific accounts on both the balance sheet and the income statement. c. Assume the company declared, but did not pay $25,000 in dividends on Dec 315'. Provide the appropriate journal entry for this transaction. d. Assume the company paid the dividends declared on Dec 3']51 the following month on Jan 15*\" . Provide the appropriate journal entry for this transaction