Question: This question is a multi part, that includes excel, thank you! Child s Play is a not - for - profit organization that works to

This question is a multi part, that includes excel, thank you!
Childs Play is a not-for-profit organization that works to introduce children to theater and the arts. At the end of FY 2023, which ended June 30,2023, Childs Play had the following account balances (in alphabetical order):
Accounts Payable: 10,000
Cash: 381,000
Equipment, net: 70,300
Grants Receivable, net: 0
Inventory: 3,000
Net Assets: 407,600
Notes Payable: 55,000
Pledges Receivable, net: 26,000
Prepaid Rent: 12,800
Wages Payable: 20,500
Child's Play experienced the following financial events during FY 2024:
a) On July 1,2023, Child's Play paid $280,000 cash for new sound and lighting equipment for its children's theater. The equipment is expected to last 8 years and have a salvage value of $50,000. Equipment purchased in prior fiscal years depreciated by $14,500 in FY 2024.
b) In early FY 2024, Child's Play was awarded a grant in the amount of $23,000. The grant was paid to the organization during the last month of FY 2024.
c) Child's Play was awarded a second grant during FY 2024; the organization used it to
start an after-school program. The total amount of the grant awarded was $150,000. Half of the grant was paid to Child's Play in FY 2024, and the remaining amount will be paid in the first two months of FY 2025.
d) $315,000 in donations were pledged to Child's Play during FY 2024,85% of which were collected during the fiscal year. The organization wrote off 2% of all outstanding pledges (that it thought it would collect) as bad debt at the end of the fiscal year.
e) Child's Play purchased $38,000 worth of supplies on account during FY 2024. The organization mailed a check to the supplier for $28,000. In addition, it paid off its balance of $6,000 from the previous fiscal year. The organization ended the fiscal year with an ending inventory balance of $12,000.(Hint: you must "back out" the supplies expense.)
f) Child's Play's employees earned $21,000 per month during FY 2024. Employees are paid monthly with a one-month lag. In FY 2023, employees earned $246,000 in total.
g) In FY 2024, Child's Play paid $12,800 per month in rent. In FY 2023, rent was $10,900 per month. The organization pays rent one month in advance, and rent will increase to $13,200 in FY 2025.
h) On the last day of FY 2024, as required, Child's Play repaid $15,000 of principal on its bank loan. The loan carries an annual interest rate of 3.5%; interest must also be paid on the last day of the fiscal year. In FY 2025, $20,000 of principal is due.
2. Child's Play provides snack packs to the children who participate in programming. The organization started the current fiscal year with 175 snack packs, which had been purchased in the previous fiscal year for $1.75 each. Three months into the current fiscal year, all 175 snack packs had been used, so the organization purchased 250 more snack packs at a price of $2.00 each. Six months later, there were only 45 snack packs left, so the organization paid $472.50 for 225 additional snack packs. On the last day of the current fiscal year, there were 70 snack packs remaining. Calculate each of the following
in Excel, showing both your solutions and your formulas. (Note: This problem does not relate back to the previous problem.)
a) Calculate the supplies expense using LIFO
b) Calculate the supplies expense using FIFO
c) Calculate the inventory balance using LIFO
d) Calculate the inventory balance using FIFO
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