You are in your second year in the BCom program at York University and came back home for the summer. In past summers you have hold several part time jobs. In your spare time, you are a very active fundraiser for Paws Support and their international missions.

You had the fundraising idea of operating a booth to sell soft drinks, coffee, croissants, and other baked goods in the library park where all community events are held between May and August. They include all sorts of neighbourhood parties that showcase local street art dealers, performers, local shoppes and artists.

You approached Paws Support with the idea and a week later you got the approval to create the booth and were given a $3,000 advancement to cover the start up costs. Once you got the funds on May 1^st, planning started. Among the activities performed you got donations, permits, signage, tent, display cases, water, electrical connections and the municipal permit for the booth.

One of the first steps is to pay in cash on May 1^st to the Municipality for the booth permit (cost $600 for the season, 1 day or 4 months same cost, so it is expensed in May) and cleaning fees (pay for a refundable deposit of $300 that will be returned on August 31^st if the boot receives no ticket from the municipality inspectors).

You were elated because the Library will allow your booth to conect and use the Library utilities. Water, Drain, and Electricity connections, use and dismantle after the event had a cost of $750 per month paid in cash on the last day of each month, first payment on May 31^st. This fee includes safe storage of the booth and equipment during week days.

Next stop was at Equipment Rental to rent display cases, portable sink, warming oven, refrigerator, tables, two coffee markers, and a cash register for $450 per month. For the month of May add $300 for a refundable deposit that will be reimbursed after all the equipment has been returned in good shape (reduce the rent payable on Sep 5^th). Rent is due on the fifth day of the following month (May payment and the deposit are due on June 5^th).

On May 1^st you ordered a Booth Tent that will last three summers (12 months) for $900 and signage for the booth for $300 that is immediately expensed, paid for both with your MasterCard whose balance will be due on July 2^nd. A total of $2,250 has been pre-order on May 1^st for coffee, coffee cups, lids, and stir Stix. Delivery scheduled for May 10^th, one third of the total purchase has been used in the month of July. Payment of 50% each are due on May 15^th and July 15^th.

At General Drinks you ordered on account a total of 150 cases of soft drinks per month, to be delivered on the first of each month, for a $3.9 a case. Payment for the total of four months is due on June 30^th. At the end of the month there were 6 cases in inventory.

You spoke to the owner of the local bakery to source Croissants and other assorted baked goods to sell for the fundraiser. You agreed on daily deliveries on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for a total of 450 units per month. You will pay $1.0 for each item on the last day of the month. If demand is high, you will phone the bakery and more units will be delivered on site after 8pm for free.

When needed you go to the local supermarket to purchase Coffee Creamer, Sugar and Milk, paying $150 cash during the month. All is used in the month. Every Friday morning you start setting everything up. You have been lucky to recruit other volunteers that will help you set up, manage and dismantle the booth every weekend. You got a schedule that guarantees a minimum of 2 people in the booth at any time.

The events during July were successful, everything was sold with only six full cases of soft drinks left. Sales of items for the month was $6,000, there was a donation jar that had $1,800 which was deposited at month end in the bank. The cash advance will be returned on September 10^th together with the total funds raised in the summer.

To solve the problem assume the opening balance for the month is $4,200 for cash, $1,350 for Coffee, coffee cups and lids and $2,295.00 for retained earnings. The opening balance of Beverages Inventory is zero.

Required:

1. Prepare the statement of proof of cash by July 31^st.
2. Prepare the Income Statement (accrual basis) for the Month of July.
3. Prepare the Balance Sheet (accrual basis) as of July 31^st.

Opening Balance of Cash. Amount

Cash received:

Paws Support

Cash Advance

Revenue

Donations

Cash disbursed:

Booth Permit

Cleaning Deposit

Utilities

Equipment Rental

Equipment Rental Deposit

Tent

Depreciation Tent

Signage

Coffee, coffee cups and lids

Beverages

Baked Goods Coffee

creamer, sugar, milk

Ending Balance of Cash

4. Answer the questions about accounting treatment.

1. Explain what are the differences if accrual or cash accounting is used to account for the following hypothetical situation (explain the concept using the matching principle and illustrate with numbers each accounting treatment): Marie went to City Hall to pay for the following: Booth Permit ($40.00), Cleaning deposit ($200.00) which refundable after the booth area is clean, City of Montreal Health Inspection fee ($150.00), and the Water, Drain, and Electricity connections and dismantle after the event ($200.00).

2. Explain what are the differences if accrual or cash accounting is used to account for the following hypothetical situation (explain the concept using the matching principle and illustrate with numbers each accounting treatment): At Pepsi Marie ordered on account a total of 100 cases of soft drinks, to be delivered half on Thursday and the other half on Saturday, for a $7.99 a case plus a $2.40 per case deposit.