Summarized transactions for 2021:

a. 1. Sold merchandise on credit, $687,896 . MSU Candy uses a

periodic inventory system.

2. Collected 90% of these current credit sales.

3. Collected 95% of beginning accounts receivable.

4. Wrote off the remaining 5% of beginning accounts receivable.

b. 1. Purchased merchandise on credit, $330,350. MSU Candy uses a

periodic inventory system.

2. Paid 85% of these purchases.

3. Paid all of beginning accounts payable.

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c. On April 1, 2021, paid $2,87O for a renewal of the insurance policy which will

provide coverage for the period 4/1/21 to 4/1/22.

d. Supplies purchased for cash during the year $23,035.

e. On July 1, 2021, received cash consisting of a $3,000 payment of principal on the

note receivable plus interest for six months @8.87%.

f. On January 1, 2021, equipment costing $10,000 (with related accumulated

depreciation of $3,600) was exchanged for different equipment having a FMV of

$7,896. No cash was exchanged and the exchange had commercial substance.

g. Paid $68,960 for salaries and $10,870 for payroll taxes. Both of these amounts

include the beginning liabilities for each, respectively.

h. 78.7% of the beginning Unearned Revenue was earned by year-end.

i. Dividends declared in 2020 were paid in January 2021. Dividends of $6,896

were declared in December 2021 and will be paid in January 2022.

Year-end adjusting entries:

aa. MSU Candy estimates that 5% of ending accounts receivable will become

uncollectible.

bb. MSU Candys inventory count at 12/31/21 shows $58,960 of merchandise

inventory remaining. Make an adjusting journal entry (AJE) to close purchases,

adjust Merchandise Inventory to ending balance, and create a Cost of Goods Sold account.

cc. Adjust Prepaid Insurance to reflect insurance expired during the year.

dd. Supplies on hand at year-end totaled $5,896.

ee. Interest on the remaining note receivable was supposed to be received at

12/31/21; however, it did not arrive. Make an AJE to record interest receivable

and interest income for second half of the year.

ff. Make adjusting entries to record depreciation expense on the building and

equipment. MSU Candy uses SL, 20% SV, 40-year life for the building and DDB,

No SV, 10-year life on the equipment.

gg. Unpaid salaries and payroll taxes at year-end were $13,035 and $3,896

respectively.

hh. A bank reconciliation prepared at 12/31/21 showed $10,000 deposits in transit,

$7,000 outstanding checks, $687 bank service charges, and $1,896 interest

earned.

Optional entries:

ii. 30% tax rate (This exp/payable could just be calculated on IS and BS, but you can journalize it after all other work is done. )

MSU Candy Company, Inc.

Work Sheet for the Year Ended 12/31/21

Accounts

2020 PC Trial Balance

Adjustments

Adjusted Trial Bal.

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Cash

10,000

Accts/Rec

28,000

Allow. for D. Accts.

2,000

Notes Rec.

6,000

Merch Inv.

60,000

Prep. Insurance

500

Supplies

8,000

Land

40,000

Building

200,000

AccumDepr-Bldg

16,000

Equipment

80,000

AccumDepr-Equip

28,800

Accts/Pay

13,000

Salaries Pay

5,000

Payroll Taxes Pay

2,000

Unearned Revenue

3,000

Dividends Pay

4,000

Com Stk-$10 Par

200,000

APIC-C/S

20,000

Retained Earnings

138,700

Totals

432,500

432,500