Instructions: 1.Discuss individual elemnts and prepare the proper statement of classified balance sheet. 2.what would the difference beif the company was using perpetual inventory accounting system ?
Company Name | |||
Balance Sheet | |||
December 31,20XX | |||
Assets | |||
Petty cash & cash on hand | XXX | ||
Cash at bank | XXX | XXX | |
Accounts receivable | XXX | ||
Less:Allowance for doudtful accounts | XXX | XXX | |
Inventory-ending | XXX | ||
Prepaid rent | XXX | ||
Advances to employees | XXX | ||
Interest receivable | XXX | ||
Cash surrender value on life insurance | XXX | ||
Total current assets | $ XXX | ||
Long-term investments | |||
Trading securities | XXX | ||
Bond sinking Fund | XXX | ||
Total Long-term investments | XXX | ||
Property,plant & equipment | |||
Land | XXX | ||
Land for future plant site | XXX | ||
Building | XXX | ||
Less:Accumulated depreciation-buildings | XXX | XXX | |
Equipment | XXX | ||
Less:Accumulated depreciation-equipment | XXX | XXX | |
Total PP&E | XXX | ||
Intangible assets | |||
Patent | XXX | ||
Copyright | XXX | ||
Total Intangible assets | XXX | ||
Total assets | XXX | ||
Liabilities and stockholders'equity | |||
Current liabilities | |||
Accrued wages | XXX | ||
Payroll taxes payable | XXX | ||
Unearned subscription revenue | XXX | ||
Warranty liability | XXX | ||
Dividends payable | XXX | ||
Total current liabilities | XXX | ||
Long-term debt | |||
Notes payable(due next year) | XXX | ||
Bonds payable | XXX | ||
Premium on bonds payable | XXX | XXX | |
Pension obligations | XXX | ||
Total Long-term liabilities | XXX | ||
Total Liabilities | XXX | ||
Stockholders'equity | |||
Preferred stock | XXX | ||
Premium on preferred stock | XXX | XXX | |
Common stock | XXX | ||
Total paid-in capital | XXX | ||
Retained earnings | XXX | ||
Total paid-in capital & RE | XXX | ||
Less: Treasury stock(at cost) | XXX | ||
Total Stockholders'equity | XXX | ||
Total liabilities & SE | XXX |
2.Under perpetual inventory system the balance sheet and income statement are kept continuously updated according to the changes in inventory-- ie. as & when inventory is received, Inventory account is debited & cash/ Accounts Payable is credited.Likewise,as & when inventory is sold, Inventory account is credited and COGS is debited , in order to book the expense relevant to the sale. So,the inventory in the balance sheet reflect the relevant prices, as according to FIFO/LIFO |
Instructions: 1.Discuss individual elemnts and prepare the proper statement of classified balance sheet. 2.what would the...
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