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  1. Tim Lumber buys $350,000 more inventory, pays $150,000 cash now, balance due to suppliers next month. Pays cash in Mo. 11 against Accts Payable starting balance owed from Mo-10 Accts Payable.

  2. Tim Lumber sells $475,000 of inventory to customers for $725,000 net. $450,000 were cash sales, balance of sales on credit due from customers in 30 days in next month’s accounting period.

  3. $140,000 cash is collected in the current Month-11 period on Accts Receivable carried over from Mo.10

  4. Building monthly rent paid cash in current period is $10,000 monthly going forward

  5. Wage expense = $45,000, $30,000 cash, balance paid next period. Mo-10 Wage Payable is paid cash now.

  6. $50,000 is repaid on the Bank loan. Mo. loan interest expense = $1,000, paid cash in current period.

  7. Tim Lumber buys extra $200,000 inventory, pays $50,000 cash, balance on Supplier credit, due in Mo. 12

  8. Office supplies and utilities expense together totaled $30,000, paid cash in the current period

  9. Depreciation expense is $750 per month ($72,000 div. by 8 = $9,000 annual div. by 12 = $750 mo.)

  10. Amortized monthly insurance policies expense of $300 recorded in the current period

  11. Another $75,000 is received in Mo.11 from accts rec. owed by customers who bought on credit in month 11.

  12. Dividends = $10,000 paid cash to Owner in Mo.11 Month-11 Retained Earns = Mo. 11 N.Inc - $10,000 Div

  13. Tim Lumber owes $43,950 income tax on Mo.11 pre-tax profits, pays period 12. Tim Lumber pays Mo-10 Tax payable

PREPARE THE 11 PERIOD INCOME STATEMENT & ENDING BALANCE SHEET



WAGES PAYABLE 8 282.7 155 443 SUPPLIER PAYABLE CASH ACCT RECEIVABLE INVENTORY Prepaid Curr. Asset TOT CURR. ASSETS 220 LOC BA
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Inventory
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Beg balace 443 COGS 475
Cash 150 Balance 518
Accounts payable 200
cash 50
Accounts payable 150
993 993
Accounts payable
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Cash 220 Beg balace 220
Balance 350 Inventory 200
inventory 150
570 570
Sales
Particulars amount Particulars amount
income statement 725 cash 450
account receivable 275
725 725
Accounts receivable
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Beg balance 155 cash 140
sales 275 cash 75
Balance 215
430 430
Bank loan
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Cash 50 Beg balance 135
balance 85
135 135
Interest expense
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Cash 1 income statement 1
1 1
Office supplies and utilities expense
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Cash 30 income statement 30
30 30
Depreciation expense
Particulars amount Particulars amount
office equipment 0.75 income statement 0.75
0.75 0.75
Equipments
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Beg balance 64.5 Depreciation 0.75
balance 63.75
64.5 64.5
Insurance expense
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Accrued expense 0.3 income statement 0.3
0.3 0.3
Prepaid expense
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Beg balance 0.6 Insurance 0.3
balance 0.3
0.6 0.6
Cash
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Beg balace 282.7 Inventory 150
sales 450 Acc payable 220
accounts receivable 140 Rent 10
accounts receivable 75 wages 30
wages payable 8
Bank loan 50
interest 1
inventory 50
office supplies and utility expense 30
Dividend 10
Cash 30
Balance 358.7
947.7 947.7
Rent
Particulars amount Particulars amount
cash 10 income statement 10
10 10
Wages
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Cash 30 income statement 45
wages payable 15
45 45
Wages payable
Particulars amount Particulars amount
Cash 8 beg balance 8
Balance 15 wages expense 15
23 23
Retained earnings
Particulars amount Particulars amount
dividend 10 Beg balance 352.8
Balance 461.8 Profit for the year 119
471.8 471.8
Income tax expense
Particulars amount Particulars amount
incometax expense 43.95 income statement 43.95
43.95 43.95
Income tax payable
Particulars amount Particulars amount
cash 30 Beg balance 30
balance 43.95 income tax 43.95
73.95 73.95
Income statement
Sales 725
COGS 475
Gross margin 250
Operating expense
Rent 10
depreciation 0.75
office supplies and utilities 30
wages 45
Insurance 0.3
Total expenses 86.05
Operating profit 163.95
Interest expense 1
Profit before taxes 162.95
Income tax expense 43.95
Net income 119
Balance sheet
Assets
Cash 358.7
Inventory 518
Accounts receivable 215
prepaid current assets 0.3
total current assets 1092
LT assets office equipment 63.75
Total assets 1155.75
Liabilities
wages payable 15
accounts payable 350
Bank loan 85
tax payable 43.95
total current liabilities 493.95
owners' equity 200
reatined earnings 461.8
total equity 661.8
Total equity+liabilities 1155.75
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