Question: Show me the steps to solve Assignment DD 1 Anju devi LI 2 0 2 4 0 7 8 1 Questions Part A Preparation of
Show me the steps to solve Assignment DD
Anju devi
LI
Questions Part A
Preparation of accounting records using spreadsheets The trial balance of Betty Investment Advisers as at June follows:
Let's formulate five different types of adjustments and then journalize the adjusting entries.
Adjustments Details
Accrued Service Revenue
o Details: Service revenue of $ was earned but not yet billed to the client by June
o Adjustment Date: June
Depreciation
o Details: Depreciation on equipment for the year is $
o Adjustment Date: June
Accrued Salary Expense
o Details: Salaries expense of $ was incurred but not yet paid by June
o Adjustment Date: June
Expired Prepaid Rent
o Details: Prepaid rent expense of $ for the year ending June has expired.
o Adjustment Date: June
Supplies Used
o Details: Office supplies of $ were used during the year.
o Adjustment Date: June
Unadjusted Trial Balance Columns:
Enter the account titles and corresponding debit and credit balances from the unadjusted trial balance.
Adjustments Columns:
Enter the adjustments in the corresponding debit and credit columns.
Adjusted Trial Balance Columns:
Use formulas to sum the unadjusted trial balance and adjustments for each account. For example, in cell FAdjusted Trial Balance Debit for Cash enter BDE
Income Statement and Balance Sheet Columns:
Classify each account as either an income statement account revenues and expenses or a balance sheet account assets liabilities, and equity
Use the IF function to separate these accounts. For example, in cell HIncome Statement Debit for Cash enter IFA"Service Revenue", F
Ensure that all debit and credit columns balance using the IF function to check for equality. For example, in cell L enter IFSUMH:HSUMI:I "Balanced", "Not Balanced"
Balance Sheet Credit
Let's break this down stepbystep to prepare the financial statements using the tencolumn worksheet data.
Income Statement
The income statement summarizes revenues and expenses to calculate net income for the period. Only accounts related to revenues and expenses will be included.
Steps:
Revenues:
o Service Revenue: $$ $ adjustment
Expenses:
o Insurance Expense: $
o Salaries Expense: $$ $ adjustment
o Supplies Expense: $adjustment
o Interest Expense: $
o Rent Expense: $$ $ adjustment
o Depreciation ExpenseEquip: $adjustment
Calculate Net Income:
o Net Income Total Revenues Total Expenses
Statement of Changes in Equity
This statement shows changes in equity during the period, including net income and withdrawals.
Steps:
Opening Capital Balance: $
Add: Net Income: $
Less: Withdrawals: $
Calculate Ending Capital:
o Ending Capital Opening Capital Net Income Withdrawals
Classified Balance Sheet
The balance sheet shows the financial position, including assets, liabilities, and equity.
Steps:
Current Assets:
o Cash: $
o Accounts Receivable: $$ $ adjustment
o Office Supplies: $remaining after adjustment
NonCurrent Assets:
o Equipment: $
o Less: Accumulated Depreciation: $$ $ adjustment
o Net Equipment: $
Current Liabilities:
o Accounts Payable: $
o Salaries Payable: $adjustment
o Unearned Revenue: $
NonCurrent Liabilities:
o Loans Payable: $
Equity:
o Frank, Capital: $calculated in the statement of changes in equity
Creating Formulas in Excel
Income Statement Formulas:
Service Revenue: SUMsum of service revenue from adjusted trial balance
Each Expense: SUMsum of respective expense from adjusted trial balance
Total Expenses: SUMB:B
Net Income: BB
Statement of Changes in Equity Formulas:
Opening Capital: value from adjusted trial balance
Net Income: from the income statement
Withdrawals: value from adjusted trial balance
Ending Capital: BBB
Balance Sheet Formulas:
Each Asset, Liability, and Equity account: SUMvalues from adjusted trial balance
Total Current Assets: SUMB:B
Total NonCurrent Assets: BB
Total Assets: BB
Total Current Liabilities: SUMB:B
Total NonCurrent Liabilities: B
Total Liabilities: BB
Total Liabilities and Equity: BB
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