1.
a)
For 20Y1 Sales commission , no adjustment required entry required
For 20Y2 sales commission the following entry:-
31/12/2013
Retained Earning Dr. 14,250
Sales & Commission Dr. 14,250
(Being the sales commission for the 20Y2 which was not accrued but paid and booked in 2013 as expenses, correction to make as prior period adjustment )
b)
For the 20Y1 & 20Y2 the adjustments in the inventory values to be done against Retained earning and For 20Y3 the adjustment in the inventory value to be done against P& Loss account
For 20Y1 & 20Y2 - Pass one entry for adjusting the Net effect :-
Inventory A/C Dr. 37,100 (41,300-4200)
Retained Earning A/C Cr. 37,100 (41,300-4200)
(Being the prior years Net adjustment for the overstatement & understatement of inventory for 20Y1 & 20Y2 respectively )
For 20Y3
Inventory A/C Dr. 15,000
Profit & Loss A/C Cr. 15,000
(Being correction entry for the inventory understatement for the year )
2.
Hinckely Company | ||
Statement of Retained Earning | ||
For the year Ended 20Y3 | $ | |
Retnained earning as per previous report as on 01/01/20Y3 | 1,265,000 | |
Prior year correction adjustmnets | ||
Less :-Sales commission for 20Y2 | -14,250 | |
Add – Inventory Net understatment | 37,200 | |
Total adjustments | 22,950 | |
Reteined Earning opening After Prior year adjustments | 1,287,950 | |
Net income ( Un adjustment for 20Y3 | 300,000 | |
Add Inventory understatement | 15,000 | |
Add Sales commission Booked in 20Y3 belong to 20Y2 | 14,250 | |
Total Adjusted Net Income for 20Y3 | 329,250 | |
Less Dividend paid | -175,000 | |
Retained Earning Balance as of 31-12-20Y3 | 1,442,200 |
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