Problem Description: Problem Description: Please prepare the financial statements in good form using Excel. Use an Excel spreadsheet with separate tabs for journal entries, T accounts, and each of the...

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Problem Description: Problem Description: Please prepare the financial statements in good form using Excel. Use an Excel spreadsheet with separate tabs for journal entries, T accounts, and each of the statements. Data (numbers) should be entered only for the journal entries and opening balances in the T accounts. Excel formulas should be used to post the entries, total the balances, and prepare the statements.


Margie Company needs your help to record and summarize its accounting transactions for 2014 and to prepare its financial statements for that year. Margie Company provided you with the following Balance Sheet for 2013. (Note that this balance sheet is not properly classified.)























































































































































Assets:









Cash






$ 57,000







Accounts Receivable






83,000






Merchandise Inventory (net of discounts)






167,000







Prepaid Rent






3,500







Supplies






3,300







Prepaid Insurance






6,000







Land






55,000







Building



150,000










Accumulated Depreciation – Bldg



-20,000



130,000







Equipment



80,000










Accumulated Depreciation – Equip



-29,000



51,000







Patent






20,000






Total Assets:






$ 575,800








Liabilities & Stockholders’ Equity









Accounts Payable (all for merchandise inventory)






$ 88,000







Wages Payable






11,000







Income Taxes Payable






6,800







Notes Payable, 7% (due in 6 months)






45,000







Bonds Payable, 8% (Matures in 2018) (Interest payments due each 12/31)



80,000







Common Stock –No Par






305,000







Retained Earnings






40,000






Total Liabilities & Stockholders’ Equity:






$ 575,800





The following summary events occurred in 2014:



a. Cash sales totaled $140,000.


b. Credit sales totaled $420,000


c. Credit card sales totaled $280,000. (The credit card company charges Margie Company 4% on sales and transfers the net amount directly to Margie’s bank account.)


d. Purchases of merchandise inventory on account totaled $470,000, terms 2/10,N/30. Margie records all purchases at net and takes advantages of all discounts.


e. Cost of merchandise sold totaled $502,000


f. Salaries paid to employees totaled $85,000.


g. Utilities paid during the year totaled $79,000


h. Rent paid for special equipment that can only be leased totaled $ 60,000.


i. Supplies purchased during the year totaled $12,400


j. Equipment which had cost $15,000 and had accumulated depreciation of $6,000 was sold for $7,300.


k. Borrowed $33,000 on a six month, 9% note on November 1


l. Issued an additional 10,000 shares of Common Stock for a total of $57,000 cash


m. New equipment costing $23,000 was purchased on August 1. Maggie paid $4,000 down and issued a 1 year, 7.5% note for the balance


n. New equipment costing $ 120,000 was purchased on Nov. 12 for $ 120,000, $ 90,000 was paid in cash and 4,800 shares of Common Stock was issued for the equipment.


o. Payment to vendors for merchandise totaled $483,000.


p. Collections of Accounts Receivable totaled $ 411,000


q. Declared and paid dividends of $11,800 during the year


r. The income taxes due at the beginning of the year were paid.



s. The insurance policy in effect at the beginning of 2014 expired on 4/1/ 14. At that time, a new one year policy costing $ 26,250was purchased



Additional end of year information:



a. Salaries earned by employees but unpaid as of year-end totaled $7,500.


b. Supplies on hand at year-end totaled $3,950.


c. Depreciation expense on the equipment for the year was determined to be $7,500


d. Depreciation expense on the building for the year was determined to be $ 15,800


e. The marginal income tax rate is 30%. The taxes are to be paid in March of 2015.


f. Prepaid rent as of year-end totaled $5,000.




Required:



1. Prepare the journal entries for the year, based on the summary data provided.


2. Prepare the year-end adjusting entries based on the additional end of year information. For each, determine if it is an accrual or a deferral and explain your answer.


3. Prepare in good form for 2014:


a. Income Statement


b. Statement of Equity




c. Balance Sheet


Answered Same DayMar 12, 2021

Answer To: Problem Description: Problem Description: Please prepare the financial statements in good form using...

Khushboo answered on Mar 13 2021
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Opening TB and Journal
        Trial Balance as on Dec 31, 2013                Journal entries
        Particulars    Amount            Sr No    Particulars    Debit    Credit
        Cash    57,000            a.    Cash    140,000
        Accounts receivables    83,000                Sales revenue        140,000
        Merchandise inventory    167,000                (To recor
d cash sales)
        Prepaid rent    3,500
        Supplies    3,300            b.    Accounts receivables    420,000
        Prepaid insurance    6,000                Sales revenue        420,000
        Land    55,000                (To record credit sales)
        Building    150,000
        Accumulated depreciation    (20,000)            c.    Cash    268,800
        Equipment    80,000                Credit card expenses    11,200
        Accumulated depreciation    (29,000)                Sales revenue        280,000
        Patent    20,000                (To record credit card sales)
        Toal assets    575,800
                        d.    Merchandise inventory    460,600
        Liabilities & stockholders equity                    Accounts payable        460,600
        Accounts payable    88,000                (To record purchase of inventory)
        Wages payable    11,000
        Income tax payable    6,800            e.    Cost of goods sold    502,000
        Notes payable    45,000                Merchandise inventory        502,000
        Bonds payable    80,000                (To record COGS)
        Common stock    305,000
        Retained earnings    40,000            f.    Salaries expenses    85,000
        Total liabilities and equity    575,800                Cash        85,000
                            (To record salary expense)
                        g.    Utilities expenses    79,000
                            Cash        79,000
                            (To record utility expense)
                        h.    Prepaid rent    60,000
                            Cash        60,000
                            (To record rent expense)
                        i.    Supplies    12,400
                            Cash        12,400
                            (To record supplies)
                        j.    Accumulated depreciation - equipment    6,000
                            Cash    7,300
                            Loss on sale of equipment    1,700
                            Equipment        15,000
                            (To record sale of equipment)
                        k.    Cash    33,000
                            9% Notes payable        33,000
                            (To record issuance of notes)                5355.5
                        l.    Cash    57,000
                            Common stock        57,000
                            (To record issuance of common stock)
                        m.    Equipment    23,000
                            Cash        4,000
                            7.5% Notes payable        19,000
                            (To record purchase of equipment)
                        n.    Equipment    120,000
                            Cash        90,000
                            Common stock        30,000
                            (To record purchase of equipment)
                        o.    Accounts payable    483,000
                            Cash        483,000
                            (To record payment to supplier)
                        p.    Cash    411,000
                            Accounts receivables        411,000
                            (To record collection from customers)
                        q.    Dividend     11,800
                            Cash        11,800
                            (To record dividend payment)
                        r.    Income tax payable    6,800
                            Cash        6,800
                            (To record taxes payment)
                        s.    Prepaid insurance     26,250
                            Cash        26,250
                            (To record payment of insurance expenses)
                        1    Salaries expenses    7,500
                            Salaries payable        7,500
                            (To record...
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