Question: 1.Please record the transactions listed that occurred up until June 30 th into T-accounts. Please label each transaction based on the transaction #s 2. After

1.Please record the transactions listed that occurred up until June 30th into T-accounts. Please label each transaction based on the transaction #s

2. After you have recorded the entries, please construct an Income Statement (i.e., Gross Profit, Operating Inc., etc.) and Balance Sheet following the formats used in class examples (i.e., Current Assets, Current Liabilities, etc.).

ABC Corp. sales laptop computers and conducted the following transactions occurred six-month accounting period ending June 30th.

January 1st, received $100k from investors to create the company.

January 1st paid $24,000 in advance for two years worth of access to a manufacturing facility.

January 15th purchased $4,000 of office supplies and will pay the bill at a later date.

January 17th purchased office furniture and equipment totaling $35,000 with cash.

February 1st. Borrowed $50k from a local bank that will be paid back in 8 months at a 4% annual interest rate. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the companys initial operating expenses, such as funding payroll.

March 1st ABC contacted a website design contractor who agreed to build a website for $6,000 to create a website and another $12,000 to maintain the website for the remainder of the year.

March 15th, ABC Corp. hired five employees to help run the business.

March 30th, Paid employee salaries totaling $10,000.

April 1st Acquired a total of 30 laptops from Dell, Inc. for a total price of $30,000. $10,000 was paid to Dell at that time; the remaining $20,000 will be paid on a future date.

April 15th, Paid $5,000 to sponsor a local tennis tournament that took place during the final weekend of April.

April 20th. Sold 10 laptops to a local university for a total price of price of $20,000. The university paid ABC Corp half that amount on April 20th and will pay the remainder during May.

On April 30th, ABC paid Dell the remaining balance owed for the April 1st transaction.

On May 15th, ABC received the remaining balance owed to them by the university that purchased laptops on April 20th.

On May 20th, ABC received a $40,000 order from a local hospital for 20 laptops that must be delivered before July 15th.

On May 30th, ABC received cash for a sale 15 laptops for a total sales price of $30,000.

On June 15th, ABC purchased an additional 50 laptops from Dell (on credit) for a total of $50,000.

On June 20th, ABC delivered 10 laptops to the local hospital that ordered them on May 20th.

On June 30th, ABC recorded the following adjusting entries:

18. $1,000 of depreciation was recorded on the office furniture & equipment.

19. $500 of office supplies were used since January 15th

20. $10,000 of wages were owed to employees but will not be paid until the first week of July.

21. Interest expense on bank loan was recorded (you need to compute the $ amount).

22. Recorded rent expense for the six month period ending June 30th

23. ABC estimated that $500 of taxes on profits earned through June 30th would have to be paid to the IRS during July.

24. ABC performed the closing entries for the income statement accounts.

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