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Important Information: Choose only 1 method to do the following assignment—use either QuickBooks and your PC or Excel and your mobile device. The QuickBooks software cannot be installed on iOS or Android mobile phones or tablets. Students who wish to use mobile devices should use Excel. For your Farm Branch Rental project, complete the following: Excel Users: You will use the ACCT210 Project Workbook Student Excel workbook as the deliverable for this assignment. Specifically, the following worksheets will be completed: December Journal Entries T-Accounts Trial Balance Adjusting Entries Refer to the MP Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2018 e-book for help in completing this assignment. Specifically, study Chapter 3 (p. 105) in the e-book. While all sections are important, you should focus on the following sections for completing the deliverable for this assignment: Section 3.7 (p. 127): Customers and Sales Transactions Section 3.8 (p. 133): Vendors and Expense Transactions Section 3.10 (p. 140): Other – General Journal Transactions Section 3.13 (p. 143): Double-Entry Accounting QuickBooks Users: Journalize the following December 2015 transactions in Quickbooks: December 1: Issued to Larry and Samantha West 10,000 shares of common/capital stock each, in exchange for a total of $200,000 cash. December 1: Purchased for $240,000 all of the equipment formerly owned by LMNOP Rental. Paid $140,000 cash, and issued a 1-year note payable for $100,000. December 1: Paid $12,000 to HJW Realty as 3 months' advance rent on the rental yard and the office formerly occupied by LMNOP Rentals. December 4: Purchased office supplies on account from Modern Office Supply Co. for $1,000. Payment is due in 30 days. (These supplies are expected to last for several months; debit the Office Supplies asset account.) December 8: Received $8,000 cash as advance payment on an equipment rental from Geller Construction Company. (Credit unearned rental fees.) December 12: Paid salaries for the first 2 weeks in December, in the amount of $5,200. December 15: Excluding the Geller advance payment of $8,000, equipment rental fees earned during the first 15 days of December amounted to $18,000, $12,000 of which was received in cash and $6,000 AR to be collected from Geller. December 17: Purchased on account from Relocating, Inc. were $600 in parts needed to repair a rental tractor. (Debit an expense account). Payment is due in 10 days. December 23: Collected $2,000 of the accounts receivable recorded on December 15 from Geller. December 23: Rented a backhoe to Rocks, Etc. at a price of $250 per day, to be paid when the backhoe is returned. Rocks, Etc. expects to keep the backhoe for about 10 days. (The company is using accrual basis method of accounting.) December 26: Paid biweekly salaries, in the amount of $5,200. December 27: Paid the account payable to Relocating, Inc. in the amount of $600. December 28:  Declared a dividend of 10 cents per share, payable on January 15, 2016. December 31: Received a bill from Progress Energy Utilities for the month of December for $700, due on January 12, 2016. December 31: Equipment rental fees earned during the second half of December amounted to $20,000, $15,600 of which was received in cash from Geller Construction Company and $4,400 in AR for Rocks. Excel Users: Journalize the following adjustments: (Complete these entries in the “Adjusting Entries” worksheet in the Excel Project Workbook.) For this part of the assignment, you should study Chapter 9 (p. 394) in the e-book. While all sections are important, you should focus on the following sections for completing the deliverable for this assignment: The advance payment of rent on December 1 covered a period of three months. The annual interest rate on the note payable to LMNOP Rental is 6%. The rental equipment is being depreciated using the straight-line method over a useful life of 8 years; there is no salvage value. The office supplies on hand at December 31 equal about $600. As of December 31, six days of rent on the backhoe rented to Rocks Etc. on December 23 has been earned. During December, the company earned $3,700 of the rental fees paid in advance by Geller Construction, on December 8. Salaries earned by employees since the last payroll date (December 26) amounted to $1,400 at month end. e-Book sections: Section 9.5 (p. 400): Adjusting Entries Section 9.7 (p. 404): Types of Adjusting Entries Section 9.8 (p. 405): Prepaid Items Section 9.9 (p. 407): Unearned Items Section 9.10 (p. 408): Accrued Expenses Section 9.11 (p. 409): Accrued Revenues QuickBooks and Excel Users: Journalize the following adjustments: The advance payment of rent on December 1 covered a period of 3 months. The annual interest rate on the note payable to LMNOP Rental is 6%. The rental equipment is being depreciated using the straight-line method over a useful life of 8 years; there is no salvage value. The office supplies on hand on December 31 equal about $600. As of December 31, 6 days' rent on the backhoe rented to Rocks, Etc. on December 23 has been earned. During December, the company earned $3,700 of the rental fees paid in advance by Geller Construction, on December 8. Salaries earned by employees since the last payroll date (December 26) amounted to $1,400 at month-end. QuickBooks Users: Present a trial balance to show the balancing of accounts. (There are a few accounts that will need to be added to successfully complete the journal entries and adjustments.) Upon completion of the journal entries and adjustments, review and print a PDF report in the software that will show the activity of the company. Write a summary of 2–3 paragraphs explaining how the tasks that you have completed previously (course objectives) impacted your ability to perform these entries. Excel Users: In the Excel Project Workbook, complete the Trial Balance worksheet to show the balancing of accounts. (Note: The trial balance worksheet will autofill correctly if all journal entries have been completed correctly.) Upon completion of the journal entries and adjustments,write a summary of 2–3 paragraphs explaining how the tasks that you have completed previously (course objectives) impacted your ability to perform these entries. You may write this summary on the Adjusting Entries tab in the Excel Project Workbook. Please submit your assignment. For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.
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Chart of Accounts (Unit 1)
    Students should complete this worksheet and submit the entire workbook in Unit 1.
        Asset Accounts        Liability Accounts        Equity Accounts
        Accounts Receivable        Accounts Payable        Common Stock
        Cash        Accumulated Depreciation
        Equipment        Dividends Payable
        Prepaid Rent        Salaries Payable
        Office Supplies        Notes Payable        Revenue Accounts
                Interest Payable
                        Equipment Rental Revenue
                        Unearned Rental Fees
        Place the accounts listed in the box below into their correct category on the sheet.
The account will be classified as an Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue, or Expense. This chart of accounts should help you identify the appropriate accounts to record to as you are analyzing and journaling transactions for this workbook.                 Expense Accounts
                        Depreciation Expense
                        Dividends
                        Interest Expense
                        Utilities Expense
                        Salaries Expense
                        Rent Expense
                        Office Supplies Expense
        Place each of these accounts into the appropriate category.                M&R Expense
        Accounts Payable        Interest Payable
        Accounts Receivable        M&R Expense
        Accumulated Depreciation        Notes Payable
        Cash        Office Supplies
        Common Stock        Office Supplies Expense
        Depreciation Expense        Prepaid Rent
        Dividends        Rent Expense
        Dividends Payable        Salaries Expense
        Equipment        Salaries Payable
        Equipment Rental Revenue        Unearned Rental Fees
        Interest Expense        Utilities Expense
Employee Payroll (Unit 2)
    Employee Payroll
    Payroll involves preparing employee paychecks, withholding the appropriate amount in taxes, and paying the company’s share of payroll taxes.    Refer to page 351 for assistance
    Add a New Employee (use fictious information for this employee)    Fill in this column
    First Name    ED    KARIN
    Last Name    JOHNSON    MILLER
    Social Security Number    247-10-2356    214-52-4457
    Date of Birth    12/5/89    7/16/85
    Marital Status    SINGLE    MARRIED
    Citizenship    US CITIZEN    US CITIZEN
    Address    25163 HILLCREST DR, AURORA, CO 80015    30535 EDGEWOOD CIR, AURORA, CO 80016
    Email    [email protected]    [email protected]
    Employee ID    247-10-2356    214-52-4457
    Birth Date    12/5/89    7/16/85
    Earnings Name    ED JOHNSON    KAREN MILLER
    Hourly/Annual Rate    20    25
    Pay Frequency    BIWEEKLY    BIWEEKLY
    Deductions:    HEALTH INSURANCE    HEALTH INSURANCE
    Amount    -25    -25
    Limit    -800    -1000
    Complete a Timesheet    Fill in this Column
    Employee Name (use fictious information for this employee)    ED JOHNSON    KAREN MILLER
    Hourly Wage    20    25
    Overtime Wage (1.5 of Hourly Wage)    30    37.5
    Type of Pay--Regular or Overtime    REGULAR    REGULAR
    Total Time Worked for Week of 8.5.19--8.9.9 (Hrs)    40    40
    Monday, 8.5.19    8    8
    Tuesday, 8.6.19    8    8
    Wednesday, 8.7.19    8    8
    Thursday, 8.8.19    8    8
    Friday, 8.9.19    8    8
    Total Payroll for this Employee (regular hours * regular pay) + (overtime hours * overtime pay)    800    1000
    Figure 14.1
    Gross Pay is the amount you earn in hours X wages each paycheck. Net pay is the gross pay minus deductions such as FICA and income taxes.
    Answer the following questions:
    Question 1 answer the following:    Place answer in this column
    The pay counted for income taxes is the gross pay less the exemptions. Ed’s gross pay for a two-week period is (weekly pay X 2)    1600
    His two allowances are worth (withholding allowance X 2)    284.62
    His taxable pay is (gross pay - withholding allowance)    1315.38
    The pay counted for income taxes is the gross pay less the exemptions. Karin's gross pay for a two-week period is (weekly pay X 2)    2000
    Her four allowances are worth (withholding allowance X 4)    569.24
    Her taxable pay is (gross pay - withholding allowance)    1430.76
    Question 2 answer the following:
    Ed and Karin will each pay FICA based on their gross pay.
    For Ed, the FICA payment is (gross pay X 7.65% or .0765)    100.63
    For Karin, the FICA payment is (gross pay X 7.65% or .0765)    109.45
    The income tax withheld is based on their pay figures after withholding allowances, calculated in Question 1. Using the table, we see that Ed’s pay is over $408 but less than $1,408.
    Therefore, as a single person, for income taxes Ed must pay ($32.70 plus 15% of the amount over $408 which is $907.38)    168.81
    Add Ed's FICA amount from above to his income taxes    100.63
    Ed’s total taxes, then, are     269.43
    Ed's total taxes are subtracted from his $1,600.00 gross pay to find his net pay    1330.57
    For Karin, the income tax withheld is calculated for a married person. Karin's pay is over $958 but less than $2,958.
    Karin must pay ($65.40 plus 15% of the amount over $958 which is $1,042)    136.31
    Add Karin's FICA amount from above to his income taxes    109.45
    Karin's total taxes are    245.77
    Karin's total taxes are subtracted from his $2,000 gross pay to find his net pay.    1754.23
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Dec Journal Entries (Unit 4)
    Students should complete this worksheet and submit the entire workbook in Unit 4.
        Farm Branch Rentals
        General Journal Entries
        Dec-15
        Date    Accounts    Debit    Credit
        1-Dec    Cash     200,000.00
            Share Capital        200,000.00
        1-Dec    Equipment    240,000.00
            Cash        140,000.00
            Notes Payable        100,000.00
        1-Dec    Prepaid Rent    12,000.00
            Cash        12,000.00
        4-Dec    Office Supplies Asset    1,000.00
            Modern Office Supply Co.        1,000.00
        8-Dec    Cash    8,000.00
            Unearned Rental Fees        8,000.00
        12-Dec    Salaries    5,200.00
            Cash        5,200.00
        15-Dec    Cash...
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