Question: Question # 1 In order to properly understand the intermediate accounting concepts covered in Acct 2 1 1 , you need to have a strong

Question #
1
In order to properly understand the intermediate accounting concepts covered in Acct
211
,
you
need to have a strong ability to visualize and complete the accounting cycle. This first question
challenges you in this regard. You may need to review your Introductory
/
Intermediate Accounting
textbook
/
notes
.
The process, logic and terminology associated with the accounting cycle will be used regularly
throughout this course, so it is important to not only complete this question but also to understand
what is happening.
You are the accountant with Bake by the Numbers Inc.
(
BNI
)
which is a new company that sells
accounting
-
themed baked goods. The business is owned and operated by Shirley Debit. Debit has
been so busy that she hasn't had any time to complete her Financial Statements as of and for the
6
months ended June
30
,
2024
.
Debit's bank manager has threatened to cancel BNI's bank loan
(
due approximately two years from now
)
if he does not receive an Income Statement showing the
company's gross profit and net income by next week.
Debit started to make adjustments and corrections but simply ran out of time. She assembled the
attached worksheet and handed you the following information she thought you might need.
(
a
)
No depreciation has been recorded on the equipment. The equipment has a useful life of
10
years at which time it is estimated to have a resale value of $
1
,
500
.
BNI will record an entire
year of depreciation in the first year.
(
b
)
BNI became a GST registrant during the year. As the type of food products that BNI sells are
PST and GST exempt, neither tax is charged to their customers. After registering, BNI
purchased equipment for $
8
,
570
+
PST $
600
+
GST $
429
,
for a total of $
9
,
599
.
Equipment
was debited for $
9
,
599
.
Udder wants you to confirm that the accounting was correct and if
not, correct it
.
(
c
)
BNI recently signed an agreement with "Addition Coffee" to supply BNI goods to its stores.
The contract is worth $
40
,
000
and deliveries will commence in October
2024
.
BNI received and cashed a $9,500 cheque from the store in June 2024 in respect of this contract.
The cash receipt was recorded as part of sales revenue.
(d) The rent is for two years in total starting January 1,2024, with a total cost of $18,067+ GST =
$18,970. The rent was fully expensed at the time of purchase.
(e) The bank loan was obtained January 1,2024, at an annual rate of 6%, with the principal due
at maturity in three years. The last interest payment made was on May 31,2024.
(f) The insurance policy is for the 12 months ending December 31,2024. There is no GST or PST
on the insurance.
Required:
IN THE SUPPLIED EXCEL WORK BOOK
In the adjusting entry tab (Excel Tab B)-Prepare an Adjusting Journal Entry, if necessary, for each
of the items (a) to (f) above. If no Adjusting Journal Entry is required, briefly explain why.
Note: Remember to USE Excel for all calculations such as depreciation, with the numbers linked
(do not manually enter a number if it is already in the Excel such as in the trial balance). Also use
the drop-down menu provided in the Account column (do not manually type in the accounts).
Due to the drop-down menu, you will not be able to add an explanation underneath the
transaction so you should use the Explanation column instead.
In the Trial Balance tab (Excel Tab A), link, using Excel =, the Adjustments column to the
adjusting entries prepared in Excel Tab B. You must use excel formulas to link the adjusting entries
into the trial balance. Then calculate the adjusted trial balance, using formulas to add properly
across, which will be used in step 3&4 below.
In Excel tab C, Prepare a multiple-step income statement in good format. Ignore income taxes.
The income statement must be linked, using Excel formulas, to the adjusted trial balance in Excel
Tab A. Note: A template has been provided for you so that you can fill in the green cells -
remember to link the account names and the amounts to the adjusted trial balance (do not type
them in!!!)
In Excel Tab C, Prepare a classified balance sheet in good format. The balance sheet must be
linked, using Excel formulas, to the adjusted trial balance in Excel Tab A. Note: A template has
been provided for you so that you can fill in the green cells - remember to link the account names
and the amounts to the adjusted trial balance (do not type them in!!!)
 Question # 1 In order to properly understand the intermediate accounting

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