NewCo sold 100,000 shares of stock (par value 1.00) for $800,000. Purchased machinery for $75,000 signing a long-term note on 3/1 with an interest rate of 5%. Depreciation for the year is $7,000. On 9/1 purchased a year’s worth of rent in advance for $24,000. On 9/1 purchased $20,000 worth of supplies with cash. At the end of the year it was determined that only $5,000 worth of supplies remained. Newco sold and delivered services for $200,000 on account. Newco also sold and delivered services for cash for $300,000. NewCo received $95,000 at the beginning of December to perform services later, by year-end 20% of the services had been performed. The related bad debt rate is 2% on net total credit sales. NewCo had paid salaries during the year at $50,000. The next payday is after the year ends. The amount of unpaid salaries for 2016 is $5,000. A utility bill just arrived at year-end for $2,000. We don’t plan on paying for the utilities until next year. We paid a cash dividend of $5,000. Tax rate is 30%.
* Prepare a formal income statement and balance sheet for NewCo for the year 2016.
* Prepare ALL journal Entries including adjusting entries and Closing Entries
Journal Entries: | ||||
Date | Accounts Title | Debit $ | Credit $ | |
1-Jan | Cash | 800000 | ||
Common stock | 100000 | |||
Additional paid in capital | 700000 | |||
(being 100000 shares sold @ $1 par) | ||||
1-Mar | Machinery | 75000 | ||
Note Payable | 75000 | |||
(being machinery purchased signing note) | ||||
1-Sep | Prepaid rent | 24000 | ||
Cash | 24000 | |||
(being a year's worth of rent in advance purchased) | ||||
1-Sep | Supplies | 20000 | ||
Cash | 20000 | |||
(being supplies purchased) | ||||
1-Dec | Cash | 95000 | ||
Unearned revenue | 95000 | |||
(being cash received for future services) | ||||
31-Dec | Accounts Receivable | 200000 | ||
Services revenue | 200000 | |||
(being services sold on account) | ||||
31-Dec | Cash | 300000 | ||
Services revenue | 300000 | |||
(services sold in cash) | ||||
31-Dec | Depreciation exp. | 7000 | ||
Acc. Dep. - Machinery | 7000 | |||
(depreciation for the year booked) | ||||
31-Dec | Rent expense | 8000 | ||
Prepaid rent | 8000 | |||
(rent expense booked) | ||||
31-Dec | Supply expense | 15000 | ||
Supplies | 15000 | |||
(being supplies expense booked) | ||||
31-Dec | Unearned revenue | 19000 | ||
Service revenue | 19000 | |||
(being 20% earned revenue of Unearned revenues booked) | ||||
31-Dec | Bad Debts expense | 4000 | (200000*2%) | |
Accounts Receivable | 4000 | |||
(being bad debts expenses booked) | ||||
31-Dec | Salaries expense | 50000 | ||
Cash | 50000 | |||
(year's salary paid) | ||||
31-Dec | Salaries expense | 5000 | ||
Salaries payable | 5000 | |||
(being salaries payable booked) | ||||
31-Dec | Utilities expense | 2000 | ||
Accounts payable | 2000 | |||
(being utilities bills received and made payable) | ||||
31-Dec | Dividend | 5000 | ||
Cash | 5000 | |||
(dividend paid) | ||||
31-Dec | Interest expense | 3125 | (75000*5%*10/12) | |
Interest payable | 3125 | |||
(being interest on note made payable) |
Adjusted Trial Balance: | |||
Accounts Title | Debit $ | Credit $ | Calculation |
Cash | 1096000 | 800000-24000-20000+95000+300000-50000-5000 | |
CS | 100000 | ||
APIC | 700000 | ||
Machinery | 75000 | ||
Note payable | 75000 | ||
Prepaid rent | 16000 | 24000-8000 | |
supplies | 5000 | 20000-15000 | |
Unearne rev. | 76000 | 95000-19000 | |
AR | 196000 | 200000-4000 | |
service revenue | 519000 | ||
Dep. Exp. | 7000 | ||
Acc. Dep. | 7000 | ||
Rent exp. | 8000 | ||
supply exp. | 15000 | ||
Bad debts exp | 4000 | ||
salary exp. | 55000 | 50000+5000 | |
Salary payable | 5000 | ||
Utilities exp. | 2000 | ||
Dividend | 5000 | ||
AP | 2000 | ||
Interest exp. | 3125 | ||
Interest payable | 3125 | ||
Total | 1487125 | 1487125 | |
Income Statement: | |||
Amount $ | |||
Service rev. | 519000 | ||
Less:Expenses: | |||
Dep. Exp. | 7000 | ||
Rent exp. | 8000 | ||
supply exp. | 15000 | ||
Bad debts exp | 4000 | ||
salary exp. | 55000 | ||
Utilities exp. | 2000 | ||
Interest exp. | 3125 | ||
Total expenses | 94125 | ||
IBT | 424875 | ||
Less:Taxes 30% | 127462.5 | ||
Net Income | 297412.5 | ||
Less:Dividend | 5000 | ||
Income transf. to RE | 292412.5 | ||
Balance Sheet: | |||
Assets | Amount $ | ||
Cash | 1096000 | ||
AR (net) | 196000 | ||
Prepaid rent | 16000 | ||
supplies | 5000 | ||
Current assets | 1313000 | ||
Machinery | 75000 | ||
Acc. Dep. | -7000 | ||
Total Assets | 1381000 | ||
Liabi. & Shareholders' Equity | Amount $ | ||
AP | 2000 | ||
Unearned revenue | 76000 | ||
Salary payable | 5000 | ||
Interest payable | 3125 | ||
Taxes payable | 127462.5 | ||
Current Liabilities | 213587.5 | ||
Long term liabilities: | |||
Note payable | 75000 | ||
Shareholders' Equity: | |||
CS | 100000 | ||
APIC | 700000 | ||
RE | 292412.5 | ||
Total Liab. & SH Eq. | 1381000 |
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