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Need help with 2 questions: please do your best - important footnotes are at the bottom: Company has a March 31 fiscal year-end and references

Need help with 2 questions: please do your best - important footnotes are at the bottom:

Company has a March 31 fiscal year-end and references to 2009 refer to the year ended March 31, 2009. Unless noted otherwise, all dollar figures are in millions of U.S. dollars (US$000,000). Please round to millions. Assume a tax rate of 25%.

1.What journal entries did company record relative to trade receivable in 2009? You may assume that all sales were on credit through Trade Receivables and all income statement effects of bad debts are included in Selling, Distribution and Other Expenses. Please record a separate entry for recoveries.

2, What journal entries did company record for warranties, restructurings and battery recalls in 2009?

BALANCE SHEETS

At March 31, 2009

2009

2008

Non-current assets

Property, plant and equipment

314

365

Construction in progress

47

51

Intangible assets

1853

1838

Available-for-sale securities

102

68

Other

205

172

2521

2494

Current Assets

Inventories

450

472

Trade receivables, net

728

861

Other

746

1182

Cash and cash equivalents

1863

2191

3787

4706

Total Assets

6308

7200

Share capital

1136

1180

Reserves

175

433

Total equity

1311

1613

Non-current liabilities

891

1098

Current liabilities

Trade payables

1991

2282

Provisions and accruals

1510

1945

Income Tax payable

89

87

Bank loans

20

61

Current portion of long-term debt

437

49

Other

59

65

4106

4489

Total Liabilities

4997

5587

Total liabilities and equity

6308

7200

INCOME STATEMENT

For the year ended March 31, 2009

2009

Sales

14901

Cost of sales

13160

Gross profit

1741

Selling, distribution and other expenses

-1103

Administrative expenses

-628

Research and development expense

-220

Operating loss

-210

Interest income

62

Interest expense

-40

Loss before taxes

-188

Taxation

-38

Loss for year

-226

CASH FLOW STATEMENT

For the year ended March 31, 2009

2009

Cash flows from operating activities

Net income

-226

Depreciation and amortization

281

Gain/loss on sale of equipment and other assets

-1

Change in receivables

616

Change in inventories

26

Change in payables

-692

Other

-59

Net cash generated from operating activities

-55

Purchase of property, plant and equipment

-107

Proceeds from sales of property, plant and equipment

11

Construction of property, plant and equipment in process

-64

Purchases of intangible assets

-17

Proceeds from sales of securities available for sale

10

Net cash used in investing activities

-173

Exercise of share options

10

Repurchase of shares

-54

Dividends paid

-178

Increase in bank borrowings

122

Net cash used in financing activities

-100

Change in Cash

-328

FOOTNOTES

3. Receivables

movement in the allowance for doubtful accounts as follows:

2009

At beginning of year 14

-provisions made 25

-receivables written off -8

- recoveries 1

-Excess reserves reversed -2

at end of year 30

any income statement effects associated with bad debts are included in admin expense

4.

included in provisions are warranty, restructuring and battery recall liabilities as follows:

year end 3/31/2009 warranty restructuring battery recall

at beginning of the year 698 8 0

amounts charged to expense 405 236 9

amounts utilized -486 -18 -7

asset impariments due to restructure -84

at the end of year 533 98 2

all warranties and battery recalls are settled in finished goods. Restructuring liabilities are settled in cash. All income statement amounts associated and battery recalls are in cost of sales. Income statement amounts are associated with restructuring are in selling, dist and other expense. Asset impairments were for reductions in the value of property, plant and equip due to restructurings.

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