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113 A B C D TE F G 1 Morgan Manufacturing Corp. 2 Income Statement 3 For the Year Ended December 31, 2019 4 2019 2018 5 Sales
K L A B C D E F G 42 Balance Sheet 43 At December 31, 2019 44 45 Assets 46 Current 2019 2018 47 Cash $41,970 48 Accounts rece
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1. Adjusting journal entries   

Date Particulars Debit Credit
a Accounts receivable 5400
     To Sales 5000
     To Tax payable (500*8%) 400
(To record sales made on account )
b Warrenty expense 271100
    To Estimated warrenty liability 271100
( Record warrenty expense )
Cal : Total sales for the year after making the adjustment -

      in a point a    13605000                                              

Provision for warrenty expene for the year @2%               272100
less . Warrenty expenses already booked                        1000
     Balance to be booked                                                271100
c Salary expense 10000
FICA Soc.sec.exp (10000*4%) 400
FICA medical exp (10000*2%) 200
Co Health in exp ( 10000*4%) 400
        To Employee Inc. Tax pay (10000*12%) 1200
        To FICA Soc. sec.pay (10000*4%)*2 800
        To FICA Medicare payable (10000*2%)*2 400
        To Co. Health insurance payable (10000*4%)*2 800
         To Salaries payable (bal.fig) 7800
( To record suppliers expense )
d Professional fees 90,000
   To Professional fees payable 90,000
( To record audit fees dues )
e Rent revenue 40,000
To Unearned revenue 40,000
( January month rent received in advance )
f Trade accounts payable 40,000
    To Notes payable 40,000
( Trade payable converted into notes payable)
Interest and bank charges (40000*3%*9/12) 900
     To Interest payable 900
( Accrued interest for 3 months )
g Lawsuit damage expense 30,000
   To Estimated current liabilities 30,000
(Possible estimated lawsuit damages)
h Mortgage payable [163200-(163200*8%)] 32640
      To Interest on long term debt 32640
( Correct treatment of long term debt )
i Corp. Tax Rec [489600- (3847440*10%)] 104856
      To Corp.inc.tax expenses 104856
(Income tax adjustment)

2.   Trial balance at December 31 , 2019

     Accounts       Unadjusted TB       Adjustments       Adjusted TB

Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit
Cash in bank 74000 74000
Accounts receivable 760,000 5400 765400
Parts inventory 210,000 210,000
Corps.income tax receivable 104856 104856
Land 10000,000 10000,000
Building 79,00,000 79,00,000
Accumulated depreciation-Building 1580,000 1580,000
Trade accounts payable 140,000 40,000 100,000
Interest payable 900 900
Professional fees payable 90,000 90,000
Estimated current liabilities 30,000 30,000
Estimated warranty liability 136,000 271100 135100
Salaries payable 7800 7800
Employees inc.taxes pay 1200 1200
FICA soc.sec.pay 800 800
FICA medicare payable 400 400
Co.Health insurance payable 800 800
Crop income tax payable -
Sales tax payable 1000 400 1400
Notes payable 40,000 40,000
Unearned rent revenue 40,000 40,000
Morgage payable 1632000 32640 1599360
Common stock $1 per sh 9000,000 9000,000
Retained earnings 2963800 2963800
Rent revenue 520,000 40,000 480,000
Sales ,net 13600,000 5000 13605000
Cost of goods sold 8704,000 8704,000
Bad debt expense 3000 3000
Co.Health ins.expense 18400 400 18800
Delivery expense 300,000 300,000
Dep.expense-Building 1000 1000
FICA.Soc.sec exp 18400 400 18800
FICA medicare exp 9200 200 9400
Interest and bank charges 50,000 900 50,900
Interest on long term debt 163200 32640 130560
Law suit damages expense 30,000 30,000
Office supplies expense 99000 99,000
Professional fees 40,000 90,000 130,000
Salaries expense 460,000 10,000 470,000
Warranty expense 1000 271100 272100
Corp income tax exp 489600 104856 384744
Total 29436800 29436800 625896 625896 29676560 29676560

3.                Morgan Manufacturing Corp

             Income statement

                For the year ended December 31 , 2019

Particulars 2019 2018
Sales , net 136,05,000 12756,800
less. Cost of goods sold (8704,000) (9017,334)
Gross profit 4901,000 3739,466
Less . Operating expenses
Salaries and benefits 517,000 532510
Delivery 300,000 282,000
Office suppliers 99,000 99,000
Warranty 272100 247520
Total selling 1188100 1161030
General and administrative
Bad debt 3000 2790
Depreciation 1000 940
Lawsuit damages 30,000
Professional fees 130,000 143,000
Total general and administrative 164,000 146,730
Total operating expenses 1352100 1307760
Income from operations 3548900 2431696
Other income
Rent revenue 480,000 499,200
Income before interest and income taxes 4028900 2930896
Interest expenses 181460 177243
Income before income taxes 3847440 2753653
Income taxes (10%) 384744 275365
Net income 3462,696 2478,288

4. Morgan manufacturing Corp.

                     Statement of changes in equity

                   For the year ended December 31 , 2019

2019 2018
Common stock Retained earnings Total equity Total equity
Balance at january 1 90,00,000 2963800 11963800 9485512
Add.Net income 3462,696 3462,696 2478288
90,00,000 6426496 15426496 11963800
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