This is the 3rd part of ZG Inc
5. Place the adjusting journal entries on the worksheet and create an adjusted trial balance. 6. Fill in the worksheet and create an income statement, statement of retained earnings and balance sheet. 7. Complete closing entries and create a post-closing trial balance. a. Post the closing entries to the ledger and place them on the worksheet. b. Be sure that your ledger and worksheet are updated for all items. 8. Your finished product should include: complete transaction, adjusting and closing entries in the journal; a complete and updated ledger (T-Accounts), a proper income statement, statement of retained earnings and balance shect; and a completed worksheet. Sadly, the State of Texas has become ravaged with zombies. In order to help defeat this horrible blight, you and four of your friends have gone together to create a new Zombie Repellant spray called ZombieGone. You incorporate under the name ZG, Inc. Following are transactions that occur during the first year of operation (which you may assume is the current year). You have been given the responsibility of accounting for the new corporation and begin your work. 1. Joumalize the transactions below. a. (Jan 2) Each of the five owners purchases 1,000 shares of ZG, Inc. $1 par common stock for $50,000 each (a total of $250,000 ). b. (Jan 3) ZG, Inc. rents a building for $2,000 per month by paying $36,000 up front to get a special, low rate. c. (Jan 4) ZG, Inc. invests in office equipment of $25,000 and office supplies of $2,000. The office equipment is expected to last for 10 years. d. (Jan 5) ZG, Inc. purchases a two-year liability insurance policy for $12,000. e. (Feb 1) 40,000 cans of merchandise inventory is purchased costing $1 per spray can. The company uses a periodic inventory system and does not update inventory until the count is done at the end of the year, f. (Feb 15) A sale of 5,000 cans is made for $15,000. g. (March 30) A sale of 10,000 cans is made for $30,000. h. (April 1) Salaries are paid in the amount of $10,000. i. (May 30) Utilities expense is paid in the amount of $1,000. j. (June 31) Maintenance expense is paid for repairs on the office equipment $500. k. (October 31) Travel expense to visit the supplier's site and test the quality of the product costs $1,500. 1. (Nov 30) Sales are made for 12,000 cans for $36,000. m. (Dee 31) Bonuses are paid for $15,000. 2. Post the journal entries to the ledger accounts. 3. Create a trial balance on the worksheet and make sure that it balances. 4. Journalize and post these adjustments in the journal and the ledger. a. At December 31, the inventory counts show only $500 in office supplies remaining. b. The inventory of ZombieGone shows 13,000 cans remaining. c. Adjust the prepaid rent using a rent expense account. d. Adjust the prepaid insurance using an insurance expense account. c. Calculate an appropriate depreciation expense entry
