Information:

Analysis of the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts shows:

Beginning of year balance	$45,496
Provision for the year	19,567
Write-offs in the year	(22,957)
End of year balance on 12/31	$42,106

All charitable contributions were made in cash to qualified organizations.

Four estimated federal income tax payments of $60,000 were made timely.

Entertainment expenses consist only of reimbursements for business meals & entertainment incurred by the company's officers & sales force.

$2,560 of the interest income was earned on investments in tax-exempt state bonds. The rest of the interest income was earned from investments in taxable corporate bonds. Dividend income is from shares of Microsoft Corporation. The company owns much less that 1% of the outstanding shares.

The company owns several insurance policies on the lives of its officers and key employees. The company is the beneficiary of these policies. Premiums on these policies cost $24,670 this year.

MACRS depreciation for tax purposes is $239,000.

The company sold some shares of stock this year and realized a gain of $30,890. The shares were purchased in 2010. There were no other asset sales in the current year.

All appropriate financial reporting adjustments have been made to the trial balance except for the provision for income taxes. You will need to calculate and record an adjusting journal entry for the book income tax expense to complete the book basis trial balance in order to produce the GAAP basis financial statements.

Requirements:

Part 1. A. Write the adjusting journal entry [in proper journal entry form] for book tax expense & tax liability AND prepare financial statements, specifically, a [book basis] balance sheet, income statement and retained earnings statement. Your tax expense adjusting entry should include a debit to book tax expense, a credit to tax prepayments and a debit or credit to deferred tax and a credit to tax liability (if any). Note: as per (3) above, the company has made timely estimated tax payments. Do you see these on the companys trial balance?

Part 1. B. Prepare a schedule (as we have done in class) showing the book to tax differences. Your schedule that you hand in should begin with book Net Income (after tax) and end with Taxable Income.

Trial Balance Book trial balance Debit Credit Assets: Cash 132,340 Accounts Receivable 1.692,106 42,106 Allowance for Bad Debts Estimated U.S. Income Tax Prepayments 240,000 497,745 Inventories Buildings & Equipment 2,629,242 853,242 Accum. Depreciation Investments long term 255,494 Liabilities & Equity: 762,872 Accounts Payable & Accruals 3,000,000 Common Stock Retained Earnings (beginning of year) 60,04 Dividends Declared and Paid 130,000 Revenue: Sales 8,107,862 Sales Returns & Allowances 203,962 23,720 Interest Income 6,200 Dividend Income 30,890 Gain on sale of assets Cost of Goods Sold Beginning Inventory 510,422 Purchases (net of R & A) 5,137,473 Ending Inventory 497,745 other costs & Expenses Officers Salaries 500,000 Sales Salaries 403,91 133,081 Administrative Salaries and Wages 41,030 Repairs & Maintenance 19,567 Bad Debts Expense 83,728 Payroll Taxes 38,154 Property & Realty Taxes 55,500 Charitable Contributions Depreciation 177,000 Advertising Expense 226,000 36,650 Pension Plan Expense 26,432 Employee Group Health Insurance Entertainment & Meals Expense 24,900 Officers Key Person Life Insurance 24,670 265,263 Other Expenses Federal income tax expense (books Totals 13,484,678 13,484,678