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fundamentals of advanced accounting
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Fundamentals Of Advanced Accounting
Which accounting concept is being applied when an adjusting entry is recorded for prepaid expenses?
Why is an adjusting entry made for supplies at the end of a fiscal period?
What rule of thumb can accountants follow to determine whether a reversing entry is needed?
What four kinds of accrued expenses might Appliance Center have at the end of a fiscal period?
What accounts are affected, and how, by an adjusting entry for accrued interest expense?
What accounts are affected, and how, by a reversing entry for accrued salary expense?
A cash receipts journal and a cash payments journal are provided in the Working Papers. Source documents are abbreviated as: check, C; receipt, R. Your instructor will guide you through the following
Janson, Inc., has the following general ledger balances on December 31 of the current year before it records adjusting entries. A general journal is provided in the Working Papers. Your instructor
A cash receipts journal and a cash payments journal are provided in the Working Papers. Source documents are abbreviated as: check, C; receipt, R. Work this problem independently.1. Using the current
Wren Industries has the following general ledger balances on December 31 of the current year before it records adjusting entries. A general journal is provided in the Working Papers. Work this
Raecker, Inc., completed the following transactions during the current year. Source documents are abbreviated as follows: check, C; receipt, R.Instructions:1. Journalize the transactions on page 15
Dupre, Inc., has the following general ledger balances on December 31 of the current year before adjusting entries are recorded.Instructions:1. Use the following adjustment information. Journalize
Auxbury, Inc., has gathered the following information relating to accrued interest, accrued payroll, accrued employer payroll taxes, and accrued federal income tax on December 31 of the current
Sass, Inc., completed the following transactions during the current year. Sass initially records prepaid expenses as expenses. Source documents are abbreviated as follows: check, C; receipt,
Reversing entries eliminate the balance of an asset or liability created by an adjusting entry. Unlike the Appliance Center's accounting procedures illustrated in this chapter, Baird Company has
As the financial vice president of Mason Co., you are responsible for ensuring that an adequate supply of cash exists to pay operating expenses. The marketing department has secured a huge order that
Roberta Wagner owns Wagner Books. At the end of each month, Wagner Books borrows money from a bank and uses the proceeds to pay all of its outstanding accounts payable. The business signs a 15-day,
Jennifer Pier, owner and manager of Pier, Inc., does not record adjusting or reversing entries for accrued payroll. Ms. Pier says that the matter is taken care of when the first payroll is recorded
Target corporation lists the following current liabilities in its 2006 Annual Report. The data for February 3,2007 are plotted in the pie chart below.Instructions: Create a pie chart using the data
Following the financial statements in an annual report is what is called the "Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements." These notes are an important part of the financial statements and can help
Why might a business accept a note receivable from a customer?
What happens to the maturity value of a note when a note receivable is dishonored?
What is the time for computing interest when payment is received on a dishonored note?
What accounts are affected, and how, when rent received in advance is initially recorded as a revenue?
What accounts are affected, and how, by a reversing entry for rent revenue when rent receipts are initially recorded as a revenue?
What accounts are affected, and how, by an adjusting entry for accrued interest income?
What accounts are affected, and how, by a reversing entry for accrued interest income?
Page 5 of a general journal and page 8 of a cash receipts journal are provided in the Working Papers. Source documents are abbreviated as follows: memorandum, M; note receivable, NR; receipt, R. Your
Valentine, Inc., is preparing its December 31 financial statements for the current year. On December 1, the company received a \($2,100.00\) rent payment from Owens & Nolen, LLP. The payment is
K-98.1 Radio is preparing its December 31 financial statements for the current year. On October 30, Parker Discount Stores paid $1,500.00 to K-98.1 Radio for advertising. The advertising contract
Bellingham, Inc., completed the following transactions during the current year.Instructions:Use page 8 of a general journal and page 15 of a cash receipts journal to journalize the transactions.
On November 1 of the current year, Billies, Inc., received a \($2,700.00\) rent payment from Simms & Ulman. The payment covers rent of office space for November through April, \($450.00\) per month.
On December 31 of the current year, McNeilson, Inc., has two notes receivable.Note Receivable No. 1, a 90-day, 10% note dated November 1, $200.00.Note Receivable No. 2, a 60-day, 10% note dated
Marier, Inc., completed the following transactions during the current year. Marier initially records unearned items as revenue.Instructions:1. Use page 7 of a general journal and page 19 of a cash
Hillsdale, Inc., sells on account with n/30 terms. If the account is not paid within 30 days, Hillsdale begins charging customers 18% interest on their outstanding balance. At 120 days past due,
You have just been hired as the new credit manager for Harrell and Company, a chain of lumber stores. While evaluating the accounting system, you notice that many of the credit accounts are 120 to
Farmland, Inc., issued a 60-day, 12%, \($600.00\) note receivable to a customer. The customer dishonored the note at maturity. The accounting clerk recorded the dishonored note receivable by debiting
At the beginning of December, Maxim Floral, Inc., received three months’ rent in advance. Maxim initially records rent payment as a revenue. On December 31, Maxim does not make an adjusting entry
The Stephens Company has the following notes receivable outstanding on December 31.In preparation for adjusting entries, the accounting clerk has calculated accrued interest as
Costco Wholesale Corporation is a membership company. Customers pay a yearly membership fee, which gives them the right to shop at Costco. When Costco receives the yearly fee from a customer, it
What are the responsibilities of a corporation's board of directors?
What three basic rights do stockholders usually have?
What two basic kinds of stock may a corporation issue?
In place of a general ledger capital account for each owner, how does a corporation show stock ownership?
What accounts are affected, and how, when a corporation initially sells and issues common stock to incorporators?
What three items may be included in the organization costs of a corporation?
What accounts are affected, and how, when subscribed stock is issued?
How are assets of a nonphysical nature reported on the balance sheet?
Who determines when and what amount of retained earnings that a corporation will distribute as dividends?
Why does a corporation record a liability when a dividend is declared?
What are two reasons for using a special dividend checking account?
Bowman Lawn and Garden sells lawn and garden equipment to a variety of customers. For many years the business used a periodic inventory system. However, it switched to a perpetual merchandise
Accounting records at Wayne, Inc., show the following purchases, periodic inventory counts, and market prices.Instructions:1. Calculate the inventory costs using the FIFO, LIFO, and weighted average
The records of Walker, Inc., show the following on December 31 of the current year.Instructions:1. Calculate the corporation's estimated ending inventory using the gross profit method of estimating
Selected information for three corporations follows.Instructions:1. For each corporation, calculate the merchandise inventory turnover ratio. Round the ratio to the nearest 0.1%.2. For each
On December 31 of the current year, Sowell, Inc., took a periodic inventory. The following information is obtained from Sowell’s records.Instructions:1. Calculate the inventory costs using the
Minder, Inc., recently received a shipment of merchandise inventory. Minder maintains a perpetual inventory using unit prices including freight and cash discounts. The following information is from
Each year, retail businesses lose millions of dollars to theft and fraud. As consumers, we all pay for these illegal actions in the form of higher prices.Required:1. Research the actions that retail
Quitman, Inc., keeps a perpetual merchandise inventory. A new member of the board of directors notices that two employees work full time keeping the inventory records. The director suggests that the
Hastings, Inc., sells many different items of sports equipment. The corporation takes a periodic inventory once every three months for use in preparing quarterly financial statements. A newly
The following information was taken from the records of Centuria Music Store for the month of September.The bookkeeper prepared the following estimated merchandise inventory sheet. Verify the numbers
Most companies include information about inventory in the first note to the financial statement, "Summary of Significant Accounting Policies." This note usually tells the reader which method the
Why should the amount of an uncollectible account be removed from the assets of a business?
In the direct write-off method, how is an uncollectible account closed?
Why is the customer account reopened when cash is received for an account previously written off as uncollectible?
What are the two methods commonly used to estimate uncollectible accounts expense?
What is the formula for estimating uncollectible accounts expense based on net sales?
How is the addition to allowance for uncollectible accounts calculated using the percentage of accounts receivable method?
What is the formula for calculating the accounts receivable turnover ratio?
How would you interpret the situation of a business that desires an accounts receivable turnover ratio of 12.0 times but actually has a turn over ratio of 6.0 times?
How can extremely restrictive credit terms have a negative impact on a business?
Cracker, Inc., uses the direct write-off method of recording uncollectible accounts expense. A general journal and a cash receipts journal are provided in the Working Papers. Source documents are
General journal pages are provided in the Working Papers. Your instructor will guide you through the following independent examples.1. Lynum, Inc., had net sales of \($245,321.09\) during the current
Millikin Industries offers its customers n/30 credit terms. The turnover ratio for the prior year was 8.7. The following account balances were obtained from Millikin Industries’ records for the
Stallworth uses the direct write-off method of recording uncollectible accounts expense.Instructions:Journalize the following transactions completed during the current year. Use page 3 of a general
Jacobs Market had net sales of \($863,245.32\) during the current year. The corporation estimates that the amount of uncollectible accounts expense is equal to 0.6% of net
The following information has been taken from the records of Rosetta Company as of December 31 of the current year.Instructions:1. Calculate the estimated balance of Allowance for Uncollectible
McCafferty, Inc., uses the allowance method of recording uncollectible accounts expense.Instructions:Journalize the following transactions completed during the current year. Use page 3 of a general
Fleming Company offers its customers n/30 credit terms. The turnover ratio for the prior year was 4.5. The following account balances were obtained from the records of Fleming Company for the current
Cofield Engineering uses the allowance method of recording uncollectible accounts expense.Instructions:Journalize the following transactions completed during the current year. Use page 4 of a general
Northern, Inc., uses the allowance method of recording uncollectible accounts expense. The following information was obtained from Northern’s records for the current year.Instructions:1. Journalize
A complete list of the accounts receivable, as of December 31, of Wind Refrigeration follows:Instructions:1. Age the accounts receivable by determining the age group for each invoice and totaling the
Stegall Company had experienced no growth in sales or net income for several years, At your suggestion, the company changed its credit terms on January 1, 20X4, from n/60 to 2/10, n/30. In addition,
Westermen, Inc., sells merchandise for cash and on account. The business uses the direct write-off method of recording uncollectible accounts expense. For the past two years, the amount of
The Accounts Receivable Turnover and the Days for Payment for Clifford Company are given below in both table and graph formats.Instructions: Analyze the charts to answer the following questions.1.
As shown in the financial statements in Appendix B of this textbook, Costco's balance sheet lists "Receivables, net" under the heading "Current Assets." This amount represents Costco's receivables
What are the three sections of a plant asset record?
Why are asset purchases not recorded in a purchases journal?
What accounts are affected, and how, by an entry to pay property tax?
To match revenue with the expenses incurred to earn it, the cost of a plant asset should be allocated to an expense over what period of time?
Why is annual depreciation for land not recorded?
What is the smallest unit of time used to calculate depreciation?
What is recorded on a plant asset record for a plant asset that has been discarded?
When cash is paid and old store equipment is traded for new store equipment, what is the formula for calculating the new equipment's original cost?
Which depreciation method does not use the estimated salvage value to compute annual depreciation?
What is the basis for the production-unit method of calculating depreciation?
How does a mining company calculate the amount of depletion for a year?
Depreciate all plant assets using the straight-line method. Plant asset records, a general journal, and a cash payments journal are provided in the Working Papers. Source documents are abbreviated
Use the plant asset records from Work Together 8-1. Depreciation tables and a general journal are provided in the Working Papers. Your instructor will guide you through the following examples.1.
Use the plant asset records from Work Together 8-2. The following transactions occurred in 20X5. A general journal, cash receipts journal, and plant asset records are provided in the Working Papers.
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