Question: Accounting LIA P 2 Eval FALL 2 0 2 4 The Amsterdam sole proprietorship owned by Mr Shu, has a fiscal year end of June

Accounting LIA P2 Eval FALL 2024The Amsterdam sole proprietorship owned by Mr Shu, has a fiscal year end of June 30th. The bookkeeper has been ill and was unable to complete the recording of the items to follow. You have been called upon to complete the work and present the financial statements for the year ended June 30,2023.Information regarding unrecorded or unadjusted events:1. Depreciation expense must be adjusted. The acquisition of the equipment was on October 1,2020. Residual value was $200,000 with a useful life of 14 years.2. Supplies at June 30,2023, after a physical count, was determined to be $386,0003. Utilities expense not paid for June 2023 amounting to $76,500 was not included in the records as the invoice arrived after preparation.4. Total expired insurance for the year is $575,0005. Accrued wages earned by the employees are $110,0006. The company pays $22,000 of interest on all the notes payable per month on the 20th of the month. Of the Long term notes payable, $500,000 will be paid by June 30,20247. Interest on the notes receivable in the sum of $2,900 has not been recorded or received and $15,000 of the notes receivable due November 2026 will be received by June 30,20248. After inspection of the unearned revenue account, it was determined that $24,000 value of sales had been completed by June 30th.9. It was observed that $98,000 of product (with a cost of 24,000) had been shipped out FOB shipping point on June 30 and was not recorded nor payment received.10. An amount of $17,500 recorded to revenue, represents money received but for which no service has yet been rendered.11. A client returned product having a sales value of $16,000(with a cost of $6.000) which was received on June 30,2023 but has not been recorded.12. Inventory purchased at the end of June in the amount of $65,000 with terms of 2/10 n/30 has not been recorded or included in inventory.13. On the last day of June, defective units received from a supplier were returned but not recorded at that date, in the amount of $9,500. Required:1. Prepare the adjusting entries in proper form2. Prepare the adjusted trial balance as at June 302023(You may use formal ledgers, T accounts or a worksheet to determine the balances for the adjusted trial balance3. Prepare the income statement for the fiscal period ending June 30,20234. Prepare the statement of changes in equity for the fiscal period ending June 30,20235. Prepare the classified balance sheet for the fiscal period ending June 30,20236. Prepare the closing entries as at June 30,2023 The Amsterdam Unadjusted Trial Balance June 30,2023 UnadjustedT/B debitcredit101Cash3,986,749104Accounts receivable825,800110Notes receivable due January 202438,270112Interest receivable 120Inventory308,900126Supplies770,000127income tax refundable 128Prepaid insurance586,250150Land held for sale65,000152Notes Receivable due Nov 202650,000167Equipment7,200,000168Accumulated deprec., equipment 500,000201Accounts payable 970,000202Notes payable due March 2024418,520208Interest payable 209Unearned revenue 96,149210Wages payable 251Long-term notes payable 4,500,000301Capital 6,060,600302Withdrawals50,000401Sales 12,765,820402403Sales allowanceInterest revenue 600Cost of goods sold4,169,620612Depreciation expense, equipment125,000623Wages expense2,740,000633Interest expense110,000637Insurance expense143,750639Bad debt expense 640Rent expense2,440,000652Supplies expense21,750683Business tax expense420,000684Repairs expense420,000690Utilities expense840,000 Totals25,311,08925,311,089

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