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Section 2 - Problem ( 4 6 Total Points ) Jim Barbi operates the Victor's House of Music ( VHOM ) ) , a business

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Section 2- Problem (46 Total Points)
Jim Barbi operates the Victor's House of Music (VHOM)), a business in which he purchases and sells all sorts of musical instruments from various branded manufacturers both domestically and internationally. He operates the business out of a small retail location in Asheville, NC along with a significant consumer direct web site business also run out of the retail location. VHOM has the opening 2023 Trial Balance listed below.
January 1,2023 Trial Balance - beginning of fiscal 2023
\table[[,,Debits,Credits],[,Cash,130,000,],[2,Accounts Receivable,275,000,],[3,Inventory,600,000,],[4,Equipment,3,000,000,],[5,Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment,,600,000],[6,Land,750,000,],[7,Building,-,],[8,Accounts Payable,,72,000],[9,Salaries Payable,,255,000],[10,Income Tax Payable,,-],[11,Notes Payable (1),,1,920,139],[12,Bonds Payable,,-],[13,Premium on Bonds Payable,,-],[14,Common Stock,,1,000,000],[15,Treasury Stock,-,],[16,Retained Earnings,,907,861],[17,Revenue,,-],[18,Cost of Sales,-,],[19,Salaries Expense,-,],[20,Advertising Expense,-,],[21,Rent Expense,-,],[22,Utilities Expense,-,],[23,Income Tax Expense,-,],[24,Depreciation Expense - Equipment,-,],[25,Interest Expense,-,],[26,Gain on Sale of Land,,-],[27,Dividends,-,],[,Totals,4,755,000,4,755,000]]
Footnotes:
(1) The Notes Payable is a 5 year note paid annually in installment payments on 12/31 of each year. The annual rate on the Notes Payable is 7% and the original Note was for $3,000,000.2 annual installment payments have been made prior to 2023 and the 3rd payment will be made on 12/31/23. See Journal Entry #21 for description.VHOM has the following transactions during fiscal 2023 which runs from January 1 to December
31,2023:
Jan 1(#1)- Issued a $1,000,000 Bond at face rate of 5% when market rate =4%. Bond is a 10-year term
paid semi-annually on 630 and 1231. Need to calculate the Bond Value to perform this entry. (Hint:
the opening trial balance includes a Premium on Bonds Payable account.)
Jan 5(#2)- Purchased Equipment for $2,000,000 in cash
Jan 10(#3)- Paid salaries payable from 2022 of $255,000
June 30(#4)- Sell $1,250,000 of product to customers on account for 1st half of 2023. Cost of Sales =
$500,000. Note: this is a 2-part entry.
June 30(#5)- Sell $1,875,000 of product to customers for cash for 1st half of 2023. Cost of Sales =
$800,000. Note, this is a 2-part entry.
June 30(#6)- Collect $1,500,000 in cash from customers that had been on account.
June 30(#7)- Purchased $1,600,000 of inventory on account
June 30(#8)- Paid $900,000 to vendors for prior accounts payable in cash
June 30(#9)- Paid Salaries to employees of $600,000 in 1 st half of 2023 in cash.
June 30(#10)- Payment of 1 st semi-annual bond payment in cash, $25,000.(Hint: will need to perform
a Bond amortization schedule to perform this journal entry.)
Dec 31(#11)- Sell $2,000,000 of product to customers on account for 2nd half of 2023. Cost of Sales =
$800,000. Note, this is a 2-part entry.
Dec 31(#12)- Sell 3,200,000 of product to customers for cash for 2nd half of 2023. Cost of Sales =
$1,400,000. Note, this is a 2-part entry.
Dec 31(#13)- Collect $1,175,000 in cash from customers that had been on account.
Dec 31(#14)- Purchased $1,400,000 of inventory on account
Dec 31(#15)- Paid $600,000 to vendors for prior accounts payable in cash
Dec 31(#16)- Paid Salaries to employees for $650,000 in 2nd half of 2023 in cash.
Dec 31(#17)- Paid Advertising Expense for year in cash, $200,000
Dec 31(#18)- Paid annual rent on office facility in cash, $186,000
Dec 31(#19)- Paid annual utilities expense in cash, $165,000
Dec 31(#20)- Sold Land costing $750,000 for $950,000 in cash. (Hint: the opening trial balance has a
Gain on Sale of Land account)Dec 31(#21)- Made annual installment notes payable payment of $731,672 in cash. 3rd installment of
5-year note. (Hint: will need to perform a Loan amortization schedule to perform this journal en
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