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Balance sheet as of December 31 ASSETS LIABILITIES Cash $ 37,000 Accounts Payable $ 40,000 Marketable Securities 10,000 Wages

Balance sheet as of December 31

 

ASSETS

 

 

LIABILITIES

 

Cash

$ 37,000

 

Accounts Payable

$ 40,000

Marketable Securities

10,000

 

Wages Payable

      10,800

Accounts Receivable

63,000

 

Taxes Payable

7,200

Uncollectible Accounts

-2,000

 

Short-Term Note Payable

30,000

Inventory

74,000

 

Interest Payable

2000

Supplies

4,000

 

Unearned Revenue

20,000

Prepaid Insurance

7,500

 

Unearned Consulting Rev.              

        5,000

Total Current Assets

$193,500

 

Total Current Liabilities

$ 115,000

 

 

 

 

 

Land

$111,500

 

Long-Term Notes  Payable

$ 50,000

Equipment

217,000

 

Bonds Payable

100,000

Accumulated Depreciation

-97,000

 

Mortgage Payable

350,000

Building

590,000

 

Total Long-Term  Liabilities

$500,000

Accumulated Depreciation

-110,000

 

 

 

Intangible Assets

60,000

 

STOCKHOLDER EQUITY

 

Total Long-Term Assets

$771,150

 

Capital Stock

$100,000

 

 

 

Paid in Capital

140,000

 

 

 

Retained Earnings

110,000

 

 

 

Total Stockholders Equity

$350,000

Total Assets

$965,000

 

Total Liabilities & Equity

$965,000

 

Journal entries
No.Account Titles and ExplanationDebitCredit
    
1Cash$40,000 
 Capital Stock $40,000
    
2Cash$60,000 
 Short-Term Note Payable $60,000
    
3Prepaid Rent$30,000 
 Cash $30,000
    
4Retained Earnings$10,500 
 Dividends Payable $10,500
    
5Wages Payable$10,800 
 Taxes Payable$7,200 
 Cash $18,000
    
6Accounts Payable$30,000 
 Discount Received $600
 Cash $29,400
    
7Cash$38,000 
 Sales Revenue $38,000
    
7Cost Of Goods Sold$16,000 
 Inventory $16,000
    
8Cash$10,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $10,000
    
9Supplies$4,500 
 Cash $4,500
    
10Notes Receivable$25,000 
 Accounts Receivable $25,000
    
11Accounts Payable$10,000 
 Cash $10,000
    
12Inventory$60,000 
 Accounts Payable $60,000
    
13Inventory$1,800 
 Cash $1,800
    
14Cash$28,000 
 Sales Revenue $28,000
    
14Cost Of Goods Sold$13,000 
 Inventory $13,000
    
15Accounts Receivable$62,000 
 Sales Revenue $62,000
    
15Cost Of Goods Sold$29,000 
 Inventory $29,000
    
16Unearned Revenue$4,000 
 Rental Revenue $4,000
    
17Cash$49,000 
 Discount Allowed$1,000 
 Accounts Receivable $50,000
    
18Salary Expenses$12,000 
 Tax Expenses$50,000 
 Cash $62,000
    
19Repairs Expense$6,000 
 Cash $6,000
    
20Advertising Expense$2,500 
 Accounts Payable $2,500
    
21Mortgage Payable$1,437 
 Interest Expense$2,063 
 Cash $3,500
    
22Unearned Consulting Revenue$5,000 
 Accounts Receivable$10,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $15,000
    
23Carriage Outwards$1,200 
 Cash $1,200
    
24Cash$150,000 
 Capital Stock $50,000
 Paid In Capital $100,000
    
25Petty Cash$800 
 Cash $800
    
26Treasury Stock$20,000 
 Cash $20,000
    
27Accounts Payable$60,000 
 Discount Received $1,200
 Cash $58,800
    
28Dividends Payable10500 
 Cash $10,500
    
29Cash$21,000 
 Sales Revenue $21,000
    
    
29Cost Of Goods Sold$9,500 
 Inventory $9,500
    
30Cash$20,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $20,000
    
31Inventory$31,000 
 Accounts Payable $31,000
    
32Inventory$900 
 Cash $900
    
33Accounts Payable$2,500 
 Advertising Expense$4,000 
 Cash $6,500
    
34Cash$32,000 
 Sales Revenue $32,000
    
    
34Cost Of Goods Sold$15,000 
 Inventory $15,000
    
35Accounts Receivable$22,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $22,000
    
36Mortgage Payable1,437 
 Interest Expense$2,063 
 Cash $3,500
    
37Cash$68,600 
 Discount Allowed$1,400 
 Accounts Receivable $70,000
    
38Salary Expenses$18,000 
 Tax Expenses$6,000 
 Cash $24,000
    
39Property Tax Expense$4,100 
 Cash $4,100
    
40Accounts Receivable$75,000 
 Sales Revenue $75,000
    
40Cost Of Goods Sold$33,800 
 Inventory $33,800
    
41Sales Return And Allowances$1,700 
 Accounts Receivable $1,700
    
42Short-Term Note Payable$30,000 
 Interest Expense$2,400 
 Cash $32,400
    
43Petty Cash$700 
 Cash $700
    
44Supplies$3,900 
 Accounts Payable $3,900
    
45Cash$23,000 
 Sales Revenue $23,000
    
45Cost Of Goods Sold$11,600 
 Inventory $11,600
    
46Cash$17,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $17,000
    
47Cash$9,000 
 Treasury Stock $6,000
 Paid In Capital $3,000
    
48Cash$25,247 
 Notes Receivable $25,000
 Interest Revenue $247
    
49Inventory$51,000 
 Accounts Payable $51,000
    
50Accounts Payable$31,000 
 Cash $31,000
    
51Entertainment Expense$250 
 Travel Expense$265 
 Miscellaneous Expense$100 
 Postage Expense$240 
 Supplies Expense$190 
 Petty Cash $1,045
    
51Petty Cash$345 
 Cash $345
    
52Cash$24,000 
 Sales Revenue $24,000
    
52Cost Of Goods Sold$11,500 
 Inventory $11,500
    
53Unearned Revenue$16,000 
 Rental Revenue $16,000
    
54Accounts Receivable$78,000 
 Sales Revenue $78,000
    
54Cost Of Goods Sold$37,000 
 Inventory $37,000
    
55Legal Expenses$1,500 
 Cash $1,500
    
56Cash$73,500 
 Discount Allowed$1,500 
 Accounts Receivable $75,000
    
57Accounts Receivable$27,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $27,000
    
58Accounts Payable$4,000 
 Purchase Return And Allowances $4,000
    
59Building$351,300 
 Cash $75,000
 Mortgage Payable $276,300
    
60Utilities Expense$7,500 
 Cash $7,500
    
61Short-Term Note Payable$60,000 
 Interest Expense$592 
 Cash $60,592
    
62Cash$15,000 
 Unearned Revenue $15,000
    
63Sales Return And Allowances$5,000 
 Accounts Receivable $5,000
    
63Inventory$2,200 
 Cost Of Goods Sold $2,200
    
64Mileage Expense Account$2,500 
 Cash $2,500
    
65Depreciation Expense-Equipment$500 
 Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment $500
    
65Cash$16,000 
 Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment$6,500 
 Equipment $20,000
 Gain On Sale Of Equipment $2,500
    
66Depreciation Expense-Equipment500 
 Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment $500
    
66Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment$18,500 
 Loss On Disposal Of Equipment$2,800 
 Equipment $20,000
 Cash $1,300
    
67Mortgage Payable$1,437 
 Interest Expense$2,063 
 Cash $3,500
    

 

Adjusting entriesCalculations
No.Account Titles and ExplanationDebitCredit
     
A1Depreciation Expense-Equipment$9,500 (3500*3)-500-500
 Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment $9,500 
    
A2Depreciation Expense-Building$3,438 550000/40*3/12
 Accumulated Depreciation-Building $3,438 
    
A3Amortiztion Expense$500 
 Intangible Assets $500
    
A4Bad Debts Expense$3,810 381000*1%
 Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts $3,810 
    
A5Salaries Expense$15,500 
 Salaries Payable $15,500
    
A6Taxes Expense$8,900 
 Taxes Payable $8,900
    
A7Supplies Expense$7,590 4000+4500+3900+190-5000
 Supplies  $7,590 
    
A8Rent Expense$7,500 30000*3/12
 Prepaid Rent $7,500 
    
A9Accounts Receivable$14,000 
 Consulting Service Revenue $14,000
    
A10Insurance Expense$750 9000/3*3/12
 Prepaid Insurance $750 
    
A11Interest Receivable$18 1000*7%*3/12
 Interest Revenue $18 
    
A12Interest Expense$625 50000*5%*3/12
 Interest Payable $625 
    
A13Interest Expense$1,250 100000*5%*3/12
 Interest Payable $1,250 
    

 

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