Question 1;
RATIOS: |
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2020 |
2019 |
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current ratio |
0.80 |
0.57 |
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debt to assets |
47% |
43% |
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gross profit rate |
54% |
55% |
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profit margin |
7.6% |
9.1% |
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return on assets |
36.2% |
69.2% |
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[37002*2/(116071+88160)] |
[42000*2/(33180+88160)] |
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return on equity |
46.1% |
84.8% |
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[(37002-18000)*2/ (25180+250+20802+25180+250+10800) |
[(42000-16800)*2/ (25180+250+10800+23180) |
Question 2:
(a) Journalize the February transactions:
2020 |
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Feb. 1 |
Cash .............................................................. |
12,150 |
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Common Stock.......................................... |
6,750 |
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Paid in Capital in Excess of Par................ |
5,400 |
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1 |
Cash............................................................... |
8,000 |
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Note Payable............................................. |
8000 |
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1 |
Equipment...................................................... |
8,720 |
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Cash........................................................... |
8,720 |
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1 |
Utilities Expense............................................ |
200 |
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Cash........................................................... |
200 |
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3 |
Supplies.......................................................... |
1,060 |
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Accounts Payable...................................... |
1,060 |
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4 |
No entry......................................................... |
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5 |
Prepaid Insurance........................................... |
2,700 |
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Cash........................................................... |
2,700 |
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5 |
Cash............................................................... |
3,650 |
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Loss on Disposal of Plant Assets.................. |
250 |
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Equipment................................................. |
3,900 |
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16 |
Accounts Receivable...................................... |
3,500 |
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Service Revenue........................................ |
3,500 |
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17 |
Cash............................................................... |
540 |
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Unearned Service Revenue....................... |
540 |
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18 |
Accounts Payable........................................... |
400 |
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Cash........................................................... |
400 |
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20 |
Treasury Stock............................................... |
900 |
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Cash........................................................... |
900 |
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23 |
Accounts Receivable...................................... |
4,400 |
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Service Revenue........................................ |
4,400 |
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24 |
Salaries and Wages Expense....(4 * $530 * 2 weeks) |
4,240 |
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Cash........................................................... |
4,240 |
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25 |
Cash............................................................... |
2,300 |
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Accounts Receivable................................. |
2,300 |
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27 |
Prepaid Expenses........................................... |
200 |
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Cash........................................................... |
200 |
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28 |
Dividends......( 4500 - 300 ) shares * $0.20 |
840 |
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Cash................. |
840 |
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