Problem 1 | |||
Part A: | |||
Journal entries: | |||
Date | Particular | DR | CR |
$ | $ | ||
a. | Prepaid insurance a/c ………………Dr | 15000 | |
Cash a/c | 15000 | ||
( Being paid for fire insurance policy for one year) | |||
b. | Note receivable a/c | 10000 | |
cash a/c | 10000 | ||
( being company lent to chief financial officer) | |||
c. | Equipment a/c Dr | 60000 | |
cash a/c | 60000 | ||
(being purchase of equipment) | |||
Part B: | |||
Journal entries: | |||
Date | Particular | DR | CR |
$ | $ | ||
a. | Insurance expenses | 3750 | |
Prepaid insurance | 3750 | ||
(Being three month fire insurance policy for the year) | |||
b. | Interest receivable a/c Dr | 250 | |
Interest revenue | 250 | ||
( Being interest on note receivable due) | |||
c. | Depreciation expenses a/c Dr | 12000 | |
Equipment /Accumulated Depreciation a/c | 12000 | ||
(Being depreciation for the Equipment charged) | |||
NOTE: | |||
a. | insurance expenses=15000*3/12 | ||
=3750 | |||
b. | interest receivable= 10000*5%*6/12 month | ||
=250 | |||
it is assumed that ,company lent to chief financial officer at the end of month june | |||
c. | Accumulated depreciation= 12000 | ||
Part C: | |||
If the adjusting entries above were not recorded, the net income will be higher by $15500 | |||
Explanation : | |||
expenses: | $ | ||
insurance expenses | 3750 | ||
Accumulated depreciation | 12000 | ||
less : income | |||
interest receivable | -250 | ||
net income increse by | 15500 | ||
Problem 2 | |||
a. | Supplies expense= 5,250 | ||
Explanation: | |||
opening balance | 1500 | ||
less: supplies expenses | 2000 | ||
less: closing baalnce | 3600 | ||
supplies purchase | 4100 | ||
b. | journal entries: | ||
Insurance expenses | 1300 | ||
Prepaid insurance | 1300 | ||
(Being december month fire insurance policy for the year) | |||
insurance expenses=6000-4700 | |||
c. | salaries expenses a/c | 10000 | |
salary payable | 10000 | ||
(being salaries paid of $10000) | |||
d. | Rnt received in 1st november=3000 | ||
(2000*3@ months) | |||
rent revenue recognised in december for 2 months december and november=2000 | |||
journal entries | |||
Rent revenue | 2000 | ||
Deffered rent Revenue | 2000 |
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