Record basic transactions, adjusting journal entries, and closing entries 2.Prepare a balance sheet and income statement Refer
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Record basic transactions, adjusting journal entries, and closing entries 2.Prepare a balance sheet and income statement
Refer to the fiscal year 1999 physical statements of Abercrombie & Fitch Co. Note “fiscal year 1999” refers to the year that began February 1, 1998 and ended on January 30, 1999.
- Open T accounts for each balance sheet and income statement line item,( i.e. for the permanent accounts: 9 asset T accounts and 9 liability and owners equity T accounts; for the temporary accounts: 5T accounts) Enter the January 31 1998 balance sheet amounts as the opening balance for fiscal 1999 and post the following fiscal 1999 transactions (in thousands of dollars)
- Inventory costing $481,918 was purchased on account during the year.
- Store supplies cost in $1000 were purchased on account during the year.
- Sales of $815,804 were made. Of these $15,804 were on account.
- The cost of merchandise sold was $465,000.
- The company collected cash of $13,398 from its customers for sales previously recorded as accounts receivable.
- Cash of 514,114 was used to pay suppliers for goods, supplies, and property and equipment previously purchased on account.
- The company collected $23,785 from the Limited co. in satisfaction of amounts owed by the Limited co. to A&F.
- Cash of $5000 was used to re-pay principle on long-term debt.
- Property and equipment were required on account (accounts payable ) for $39,987.
- The company paid $908 for shares of its own common stock. This is known as treasury stock. It is recorded at cost as a debt in the owners equity section of the balance sheet.
- The following represents a single composite journal entry for all remaining transactions during the year. Record the entry in the appropriate accounts:
Dr. | Other current assets | $400 | |
Dr. | General admin operating costs | $150,652 | |
Dr. | Provision for income taxes | $68,040 | |
Dr. | deferred income taxes | $6,978 | |
Dr. | other assets | $631 | |
Cr. | Cash | $151,254 | |
Cr, | Income taxes payable | $17,736 | |
Cr. | Long Term Liabilities | $3,327 | |
Cr, | Interest income | $3,144 | |
Cr. | Accrued Expenses | $25,054 | |
Cr. | Common Stock | $6 | |
Cr. | Paid in capital | $26,170 | |
TOTAL | $226,701 |
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Fundamentals of Corporate Finance
ISBN: 978-1119371403
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Authors: Robert Parrino, David S. Kidwell, Thomas Bates
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