1. | |||||
Adjusting journal entry to record bad debt expense | |||||
General Journal | Debit | Credit | |||
Bad debt expense (444000*3%)+1340 | $14,660 | ||||
Allowance for doubtful accounts | $14,660 | ||||
(To record bad debt expense) | |||||
Bad debt is expense and thus debited for increase in balance, allowance for doubtful account is contra-asset account which is credited for increase in balance. | |||||
2. | |||||
In case of write off the amount written off is eliminated from both accounts receivable and allowance account | |||||
General Journal | Debit | Credit | |||
Allowance for doubtful accounts | $2,600 | ||||
Accounts receivable - A Hopkins | $2,600 | ||||
(To record write off of account) | |||||
Allowance for doubtful accounts is contra asset account and thus debited for decrease, accounts receivable being asset account is credited for decrease. | |||||
3. | |||||
General Journal | Debit | Credit | |||
Cash (600*99%) | $594 | ||||
Credit card expense (600*1%) | $6 | ||||
Sales | $600 | ||||
Debit cash for $594 for increase in balance, debit credit card expense for increase in expenses and credit sales for increase in revenue. | |||||
4. | |||||
Calculation of amount of bad debt expense | |||||
Bad debt expense | Sales*% uncollectible | ||||
Bad debt expense | 1105000*0.80% | ||||
Bad debt expense | $8,840 | ||||
Thus, amount of bad debt expense for adjusting entry is $8,840. | |||||
5. | |||||
Calculation of total interest due on maturity | |||||
Interest due | Notes payable amount*Interest rate*Time period | ||||
Interest due | 13000*10%*(180/360) | ||||
Interest due | $650 | ||||
6. | |||||
Calculation of amount of bad debt expense adjusting entry | |||||
Bad debt expense | Total uncollectible - Allowance for doubtful balance | ||||
Bad debt expense | (142500*8%)-1045 | ||||
Bad debt expense | 11400-1045 | ||||
Bad debt expense | $10,355 | ||||
7. | |||||
Amount due at maturity would be face value plus interest on notes payable | |||||
Amount due | Face value + Interest amount | ||||
Amount due | 7400+(7400*10%*90/360) | ||||
Amount due | 7400+185 | ||||
Amount due | $7,585 | ||||
8. | |||||
Calculation of amount of bad debt expense adjusting entry | |||||
Bad debt expense | Total uncollectible - Allowance for doubtful balance | ||||
Bad debt expense | (104000*5%)-940 | ||||
Bad debt expense | 5200-940 | ||||
Bad debt expense | $4,260 | ||||
9. | |||||
Calculation of double declining depreciation rate | |||||
Double declining depreciation rate | (1/useful life)*2 | ||||
Double declining depreciation rate | (1/8)*2 | ||||
Double declining depreciation rate | 25.00% | ||||
Depreciation for Year 1 | 42000*25% | ||||
Depreciation for Year 1 | 10500 | ||||
Book value at beginning of year 2 | 42000-10500 | ||||
Book value at beginning of year 2 | 31500 | ||||
Depreciation for Year 2 | 31500*25% | ||||
Depreciation for Year 2 | $7,875 | ||||
10. | |||||
Straight line depreciation | (Cost - Salvage value)/Useful life | ||||
Straight line depreciation | (21800-2800)/5 | ||||
Straight line depreciation | 3800 | ||||
Depreciation expense for year 1 | 3800*(4/12) | ||||
Depreciation expense for year 1 | $1,266.67 | ||||
11. | |||||
Calculation of double declining depreciation rate | |||||
Double declining depreciation rate | (1/useful life)*2 | ||||
Double declining depreciation rate | (1/4)*2 | ||||
Double declining depreciation rate | 50.00% | ||||
Calculation of book value at end of year 3 | |||||
Year | Depreciation | Book value | |||
1 | 80000 | 160000*50% | 80000 | 160000-80000 | |
2 | 40000 | 80000*50% | 40000 | 80000-40000 | |
3 | 20000 | 40000*50% | 20000 | 40000-20000 | |
Thus, book value at end of year 3 is $20,000 | |||||
12. | |||||
Total asset turnover | Net sales/Average total assets | ||||
Total asset turnover | 38404/14802 | ||||
Total asset turnover | 2.59 | ||||
13. | |||||
Under straight line depreciation, depreciation expense for each year remains same | |||||
Straight line depreciation | (Cost - Salvage value)/Useful life | ||||
Straight line depreciation | (75000-5000)/5 | ||||
Straight line depreciation | $14,000 | ||||
Depreciation expense for year 4 is $14,000 | |||||
14. | |||||
Under straight line depreciation, depreciation expense for each year remains same | |||||
Straight line depreciation | (Cost - Salvage value)/Useful life | ||||
Straight line depreciation | (30500-3700)/4 | ||||
Straight line depreciation | $6,700 | ||||
Depreciation expense for year 2 is $6,700 | |||||
15. | |||||
Interest expense accrued | Notes payable*Interest rate*Time period for note outstanding | ||||
Interest expense accrued | 9600*6%*(30/360) | ||||
Interest expense accrued | $48 | ||||
16. | |||||
Maturity value of note | Face value of note + Interest on note | ||||
Maturity value of note | 13500+(13500*10%*120/360) | ||||
Maturity value of note | 13500+450 | ||||
Maturity value of note | $13,950 | ||||
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