Not For Sale CHECK FIGURES. Chapter 1. Chapter 3. Chapter 2

Similar documents
CENTURY 21 ACCOUNTING, 9e General Journal Chapter Objectives

Adjustments, Financial Statements and the Quality of Earnings

ANSWER SHEET EXAMINATION #1 29) Problem 1 30) 31) 32) 33) 34) 35) 36) 37) 10) 38) 11) 12) Problem 2 Problem 3 Problem 4 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19)

Digging Into The Balance Sheet and Income Statement. The Balance Sheet

Fin621 Online Quizzes & Papers GURU

ANSWER SHEET EXAMINATION #1

ACCT-112 Final Exam Practice Solutions

Fundamentals of Finance and Accounting for Nonfinancial Managers

PROFESSOR S CLASS NOTES COB 241 Sections 13, 14, 15 Class on September 17, 2018

Page 1 of 10 Ehab Abdou ( )

Financial Accounting. (Exam)

5. Consolidated Financial Statements (1) Consolidated Balance Sheets

AccountingCoach.com Financial Ratios

Chapter 4. The Accounting Cycle Adjusting Entries Closing Process Net Profit Margin Ratio

AccountingCoach.com Cash Flow Statement

Some deferred items for which adjusting entries would be made include: Prepaid insurance Prepaid rent Office supplies Depreciation Unearned revenue

ILLUSTRATION 12-1 TYPES OF INTANGIBLE ASSETS

EXAM #2 SAMPLE PROBLEMS

PROBLEM 3-2B. (a) J1 Date Account Titles Ref. Debit Credit May 31 Insurance Expense Prepaid Insurance...

Financial Accounting (Corporation)

ADVANCED ACCOUNTING (110) Secondary

Talking Accounting Definitions

Financial Accounting (Sole Proprietorship)

2000 Accounting II Page 1

Financial Section. 57 Consolidated Balance Sheets. 59 Consolidated Statements of Operations. 60 Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Income

ADVANCED ACCOUNTING (110) Secondary

Twin Valley School District. What is the purpose and importance of accounting? Who are the users of accounting information?

1. On Jan 1, 2003 Wilbur Retailers purchases merchandise on account for $349,000.

MIDTERM EXAMINATION Fall 2009 FIN621- Financial Statement Analysis (Session - 4)

MIDTERM EXAMINATION Spring 2009 FIN621- Financial Statement Analysis (Session - 3)

Fin-621 Final term Solved Papers by Fahad Yusha Cell: and

Financial Accounting:

C H A P T E R 5 BALANCE SHEET AND STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS. Balance Sheet and Statement of of Cash Flows. Usefulness of the Balance Sheet

Chart of Accounts. Chart of Accounts

Module 3 Exhibits and Key Terms. Table of Contents. 1 Principles of Accounting Adjustments for Financial Reporting

9. The net cost of purchases for Ted Company a. $44,000. b. $43,000. c. $47,000. d. $45,000. e. None of the above.

C. Accounting Scandals 4 1. Waste Management, Inc Enron Corp WorldCom, Lehman Brothers, and More 7

The Du Pont System of the Analysis of Return Ratios Applied to Sears, Roebuck & Co.

Accounting Definitions. Definitions

Solution to Problem 31 Adjusting entries. Solution to Problem 32 Closing entries.

RITE AID CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (Dollars in thousands) (unaudited)

Lesson 9: Breaking Down the Balance Sheet

Final Examination Booklet. Financial Accounting

Accounting Functions. The various financial statements are- Income Statement Balance Sheet

PELLISSIPPI STATE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MASTER SYLLABUS PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I ACC 2110

Profit or loss recorded to Retained Earnings

Name: ACC 4020 DW Take-Home Test #2

Accounting principle/ concept. 1 Change the depreciation methods for non-current assets Consistency

in.wbn.outs.040 Converting LIFO to FIFO, recording related entries, and identifying their financial-statement effects (Harley Davidson)

Financial and Managerial. Accounting. Charles T. Horngren Stanford University. Walter T. Harrison Jr. Baylor University. M.

The statement of cash flows reports cash flows, cash receipts, and cash payments, to show where cash came from and how it was spent.

4-1 COMPLETING THE ACCOUNTING CYCLE

October 20, 2004 Anderson ECON 136A Midterm #1 Name

Learning Objectives. Chapter 5. Balance Sheet. Learning Objective 1, 2, 3. Liquidity. Chapter Overview. Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows

ACCOUNTING COMPETENCY EXAM SAMPLE EXAM. 2. The financial statement or statements that pertain to a stated period of time is (are) the:

Financial Accounting

Fin-621 Final term Solved Papers by Fahad Yusha Cell: and

Prepare, Apply, and Confirm with MyAccountingLab

Shared By: Hira Ali. If u like me than raise your hand with me If not than raise ur standard That s about me! Time: 60 min Marks: 50

Key Learning: Students will review basic accounting concepts learned in the first level course.

1. On Jan 1, 2003 Wilbur Retailers purchases merchandise on account for $349,000.

Accounting Principles (203) Dr. Mishari Alfraih

Adjustments, Financial Statements, and the Quality of Earnings

LLH9e_Ch02_SolutionsManual_FINAL.pdf Libby_9e_IM_CH02.pdf LLH9e_Chapter_02.pdf

Practice Multiple Choice Questions

RITE AID CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (Dollars in thousands) (unaudited)

SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES SET B

C521 CHAPTER 13 & REVIEW FOR MIDTERM FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING EXAM

Financial Statement Overview. Introduction

RITE AID CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (Dollars in thousands) (unaudited)

The Adjustment Process and Financial Statements Irwin/McGraw-Hill

2. Each of the following is an example of a control procedure, except

2. (a) An asset is a probable future economic benefit owned or controlled by the entity as a result of past transactions.

Financial Statement Analysis. Financial statements: A reminder

Interpretation of Financial Statements

THE KROGER CO. CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME WITHOUT ONE-TIME ITEMS (in millions of dollars, except per share amounts)

ITURAN LOCATION AND CONTROL LTD. AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES. Consolidated Financial Statements as of December 31, 2015

Financial Reporting and Analysis (7 th Ed.) Chapter 2 Solutions Accrual Accounting and Income Determination Exercises

DOOSAN CORPORATION AND SUBSIDARIES CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2010 AND 2009

Financial Results For the Fiscal Year 2016 ending January 31, 2016

ADVANCED ACCOUNTING (02)

3. CONSOLIDATED QUARTERLY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

E23-1 Identification of Changes and Errors. (Easy) Indicate how to report various items, whether increases or decreases are to be expected.

Fin-621 Final term Solved Papers by Fahad Yusha Cell: and

COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION A (Chapters 1 5)

Analyzing and Recording Transactions QUESTIONS

Financial Accounting (Corporation)

CH 22 Textbook Self-Study Questions

How to Read Financial Statements 2015

Accounting ACCT 611 SAMPLE PLACEMENT EXAM. Instructions

Exercise 2-1. Exercise 2-2. Exercise 2-3. Name. = Liabilitiy Acounts + Debit Credit. Asset Acounts. Stockholders Equity Acounts Debit. Credit.

Accounting (Modular Syllabus)

ACCT 5101 Pretest. The sample pretest follows this page.

Chapter 8. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries

RITE AID CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (Dollars in thousands) (unaudited)

ITURAN LOCATION AND CONTROL LTD. AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES. Consolidated Financial Statements as of December 31, 2016

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING b.com part I

Accounting What the Numbers Mean. Cash. What are Current Assets? Cash Equivalents. Cash Management Goals 5-1

True / False Questions

ADVANCED ACCOUNTING (02)

Transcription:

CHECK FIGURES 796 Check figures are given for selected problems here. For the complete Check Figures for all applicable Cornerstone Exercises, Exercises, Problems, and Cases, please visit the companion website at www.cengagebrain.com. Chapter 1 P 1-56A 12/31/13 Liabilities ¼ $90,550 P 1-57A (b) Equity at the beginning of the year ¼ $52,600 (d) Expenses ¼ $477,300 P 1-58A Net income ¼ $102,450 P 1-59A (d) Total liabilities ¼ $1,165 (e) Total revenue ¼ $72 P 1-60A Net income ¼ $30,100 Retained earnings ¼ $135,710 P 1-61A 2013 ending retained earnings ¼ $36,050 P 1-62A (d) 2013 dividends ¼ $3,700 P 1-63A 1. Net income ¼ $36,000 Ending retained earnings ¼ $90,000 Total current liabilities ¼ $35,990 P 1-64A (f) Manning Company 2013 ending retained earnings ¼ $7,500 (m) Corey Company 2013 net income ¼ $7,100 P 1-65A 2. Net loss ¼ $(9,050) 4. Net income ¼ $15,950 P 1-56B 12/31/13 Liabilities ¼ $264,700 P 1-57B (b) Total liabilities at the end of the year ¼ $426,630 (d) Net income for the year ¼ $94,120 P 1-58B Net income ¼ $143,425 P 1-59B (d) Total liabilities ¼ $860 (e) Total revenue ¼ $503 P 1-60B Net income ¼ $12,250 Retained earnings ¼ $48,200 P 1-61B 2013 ending retained earnings ¼ $74,700 P 1-62B (c) Net income ¼ $12,400 P 1-63B Net income ¼ $76,500 Ending retained earnings ¼ $179,800 Total current liabilities ¼ $68,400 P 1-64B (f) Compton Company total equity ¼ $60,600 (m) Merlotte Company total equity ¼ $34,400 P 1-65B 2. Net income ¼ $57,450 4. Net income ¼ $64,450 Chapter 2 P 2-56A 1. Cash column total ¼ $31,410 Retained Earnings column total ¼ $8,940 2. Trial balance total ¼ $58,790 P 2-57A 2. Trial balance total ¼ $8,200 P 2-60A 2. Ending Cash balance ¼ $25,890 P 2-61A 3. Ending Cash balance ¼ $9,820 4. Trial balance total ¼ $168,850 P 2-62A 3. Ending Cash balance ¼ $520,400 Ending Accounts Receivable balance ¼ $11,000 4. Trial balance total ¼ $1,372,100 P 2-56B 1. Cash column total ¼ $14,910 Retained Earnings column total ¼ $5,740 2. Trial balance total ¼ $33,495 P 2-57B 2. Trial balance total ¼ $6,335 P 2-60B 2. Ending Cash balance ¼ $20,835 P 2-61B 3. Ending Cash balance ¼ $57,220 4. Trial balance total ¼ $178,800 P 2-62B 3. Ending Cash balance ¼ $226,700 Ending Accounts Receivable balance ¼ $121,000 4. Trial balance total ¼ $914,000 Chapter 3 P 3-70A 1. b. Credit to Accounts Receivable ¼ $2,332,028 e. Debit to Accounts Payable ¼ $39,200 h. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $30,000 2. Ending Cash balance ¼ $2,012,324 Ending Interest Payable balance ¼ $30,000 3. Net income ¼ $1,125,948 4. Ending retained earnings ¼ $1,563,323 5. Total current liabilities ¼ $578,707 P 3-71A 1. Adjusted Trial Balance columns totals ¼ $5,581,688 Net income ¼ $32,512 Ending retained earnings ¼ $71,712 2. Total current liabilities ¼ $159,438 P 3-62B 1. Cash-basis March income ¼ $2,910 2. Accrual-basis March income ¼ $2,395 P 3-63B 1. 2013 total expenses ¼ $71,720 P 3-64B 2. b. Credit to Service Revenue ¼ $3,300 d. Credit to Prepaid Insurance ¼ $500 g. Debit to Supplies Expense ¼ $265 P 3-65B 1. b. Debit to Accounts Receivable ¼ $17,640 e. Debit to Supplies Expense ¼ $661 2. Net understatement of income would be $32,734 P 3-67B 2. Total operating expenses ¼ $923,890 Ending retained earnings ¼ $67,730 Total current liabilities ¼ $69,130 ª Pixelfabrik/Alamy Not For Sale

Not For Sale Check Figures 797 P 3-68B 1. (a) Adjusted Prepaid Insurance ¼ $4,144 (d) Adjusted Service Revenue ¼ $132,130 (e) Adjusted Depreciation Expense ¼ $10,500 2. (b) Credit to Interest Payable ¼ $4,175 (c) Credit to Wages Payable ¼ $17,600 P 3-69B 1. Credit to Retained Earnings ¼ $49,250 2. Net income ¼ $49,250 P 3-70B 1. b. Credit to Accounts Receivable ¼ $199,100 g. Debit to Accounts Payable ¼ $73,000 h. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $2,700 2. Ending Cash balance ¼ $12,300 Ending Interest Payable balance ¼ $2,700 3. Net income ¼ $38,500 4. Ending retained earnings ¼ $86,500 5. Total current liabilities ¼ $36,800 P 3-71B 1. Adjusted Trial Balance columns totals ¼ $2,204,300 Net income ¼ $148,900 Ending retained earnings ¼ $135,600 2. Total current liabilities ¼ $88,600 Chapter 4 P 4-58A 1. Adjusted cash balance ¼ $5,805 P 4-59A 1. Adjusted cash balance ¼ $7,806.81 P 4-60A 1. Adjusted cash balance ¼ $7,550 P 4-61A f. Credit to Cash ¼ $340 P 4-58B 1. Adjusted cash balance ¼ $5,725 P 4-59B 1. Adjusted cash balance ¼ $8,100 P 4-60B 1. Adjusted cash balance ¼ $9,500 P 4-61B f. Credit to Cash ¼ $675 Chapter 5 P 5-80A 1. Expected gross margin with discount policy ¼ $147,675 P 5-81A 2. Cash collected ¼ $2,810,700 P 5-82A 2. Debit to Cash ¼ $84,150 4. Implied interest rate ¼ 24% (approximate) P 5-84A 1. 2013 loss rate ¼ 0.082 6. Increase in income from operations ¼ $49,034 P 5-85A 3. Credit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts ¼ $9,785 P 5-86A 4. Credit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts ¼ $17,438 P 5-87A Mar. 1, 2014 credit to Interest Income ¼ $116.67 Sept. 1, 2014 credit to Interest Receivable ¼ $45 P 5-88A 1. b. 2012 operating margin ¼ 37.04% d. 2012 accounts receivable turnover ¼ 10.34 P 5-80B 1. Expected gross margin with discount policy ¼ $277,500 P 5-81B 2. Cash collected ¼ $2,677,763 P 5-82B 2. Debit to Cash ¼ $242,500 4. Implied interest rate ¼ 36% (approximate) P 5-84B 1. 2013 loss rate ¼ 0.082 6. Increase in income from operations ¼ $4,911 P 5-85B 3. Credit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts ¼ $16,993 P 5-86B 4. Credit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts ¼ $29,954 P 5-87B May 1, 2014 credit to Interest Income ¼ $267 Sept. 1, 2014 credit to Interest Receivable ¼ $120 P 5-88B 1. b. 2012 operating margin ¼ 17.95% d. 2012 accounts receivable turnover ¼ 5.38 Chapter 6 P 6-65A (c) 2012 cost of goods sold ¼ $243,170 (f) 2013 ending inventory ¼ $54,680 P 6-66A 2. Gross margin ¼ $12,444 P 6-67A 1. FIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $567.70 2. LIFO ending inventory ¼ $48 3. Average cost method cost of goods sold ¼ $571.01 P 6-68A 1. FIFO 2012 cost of goods sold ¼ $9,540 2. LIFO 2013 ending inventory ¼ $1,420 3. Average cost 2013 cost of goods sold ¼ $4,491 6. Weighted average 2013 inventory turnover ¼ 1.73 P 6-69A 2. Credit to inventory ¼ $1,225 P 6-70A 1. FIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $36,700,000 LIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $37,200,000 Average cost method cost of goods sold ¼ $36,753,500 2. FIFO final inventory valuation ¼ $4,060,000 P 6-71A 2. 2012 gross margin ¼ $2,035,400 P 6-72A 1. FIFO ending inventory ¼ $58.80 2. LIFO ending inventory ¼ $48.00 3. Weighted average cost per unit ¼ $8.95 P 6-73A 1. FIFO 2012 gross margin ¼ $12,210 2. LIFO 2012 gross margin ¼ $11,380 3. Weighted average 2012 cost per unit ¼ $11.3478 P 6-65B (c) 2012 goods available for sale ¼ $111,670 (f) 2013 ending inventory ¼ $11,670 P 6-66B 2. Gross margin ¼ $6,524 P 6-67B 1. FIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $2,848 2. LIFO ending inventory ¼ $174 3. Average cost method cost of goods sold ¼ $2,875.81 P 6-68B 1. FIFO 2012 cost of goods sold ¼ $63,300 2. LIFO 2013 ending inventory ¼ $47,900 3. Average cost 2013 cost of goods sold ¼ $35,235 6. Weighted average 2013 inventory turnover ¼ 0.92 P 6-69B 2. Credit to Inventory ¼ $1,200 P 6-70B 1. FIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $32,180 LIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $32,490 Average cost method cost of goods sold ¼ $32,224 2. LIFO final inventory valuation ¼ $740

798 Check Figures P 6-71B 2. 2012 gross margin ¼ $372,750 P 6-72B 1. FIFO ending inventory ¼ $288 2. LIFO ending inventory ¼ $174 3. Weighted average cost per unit ¼ $78.40 P 6-73B 1. FIFO 2012 gross margin ¼ $44,700 2. LIFO 2012 gross margin ¼ $41,200 3. Weighted average 2012 cost per unit ¼ $54.1765 Chapter 7 P 7-68A Total property, plant, and equipment ¼ $226,700 P 7-69A 1. Acquisition cost ¼ $46,180 2. Two items were expensed. P 7-70A 3. Straight-line year 2 book value ¼ $145,500 Double-declining year 2 book value ¼ $106,875 Units-of-production year 2 book value ¼ $148,348 P 7-71A 2. Year 3 ending book value ¼ $11,750 P 7-72A 2. Book value after renovation ¼ $17,800 3. Revised yearly depreciation ¼ $1,630 P 7-74A 1. Gain on building ¼ $30,000 Loss on furniture and fixtures ¼ $32,500 P 7-75A 1. Debit to Goodwill ¼ $85,000 3. Credit to Accumulated Depletion ¼ $225,000 P 7-76A 1. Credit to Patent ¼ $178,000 2. Debit to Patent ¼ $50,000 4. Debit to Loss from Impairment ¼ P 7-68B $534,000 Total property, plant, and equipment ¼ $303,155 P 7-69B 1. Acquisition cost ¼ $65,380 2. One item is expensed. P 7-70B 3. Straight-line year 2 book value ¼ $53,800 Double-declining year 2 book value ¼ $41,728 Units-of-production year 2 book value ¼ $55,510 P 7-71B 2. Year 3 ending book value ¼ $29,160 P 7-72B 2. Book value after renovation ¼ $39,535 3. Revised yearly depreciation ¼ $3,211 P 7-74B 1. Gain on truck ¼ $1,350 Loss on furniture ¼ $350 P 7-75B 1. Debit to Goodwill ¼ $1,250,000 3. Credit to Accumulated Depletion ¼ $3,696,429 P 7-76B 2. Credit to Copyright ¼ $165,000 Chapter 8 P 8-73A 1. h. Credit to Cash ¼ $547,266 i. Debit to Unearned Sales Revenue ¼ $22,000 2. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $25,000 P 8-74A 1. Credit to Cash ¼ $355,597.50 2. Total cost ¼ 132.65% of gross pay P 8-75A 2. Credit to Interest Payable ¼ $12,000 4. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $16,000 P 8-76A 2. No journal entry necessary. 4. Credit to Cash ¼ $81,600 P 8-77A 1. Total bill ¼ $3,596,640 P 8-78A 1. Reported as current liability ¼ $50,000 2. Debit to Cash ¼ $150,000 Reported as noncurrent liability ¼ $62,500 3. Debit to Unearned Sales Revenue ¼ $75,000 P 8-79A 1. 2013 warranty expense ¼ $21,780 3. Balance 12/31/13 ¼ $23,580 P 8-80A 2. 2014 quick ratio ¼ 0.81 3. 2013 cash ratio ¼ 0.29 4. 2014 operating cash flow ratio ¼ 0.33 P 8-73B 1. h. Credit to Cash ¼ $1,075,484 i. Debit to Unearned Sales Revenue ¼ $40,000 2. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $12,250 P 8-74B 1. Credit to Cash ¼ $973,775 2. Total cost ¼ 135.65% of gross pay P 8-75B 2. Credit to Interest Payable ¼ $8,500 4. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $8,500 P 8-76B 2. No journal entry necessary. 4. Credit to Cash ¼ $823,900 P 8-77B 1. Total billing ¼ $413,449.50 P 8-78B 1. Reported as current liability ¼ $26,250 2. Debit to Cash ¼ $140,000 Reported as noncurrent liability ¼ $45,000 3. Debit to Unearned Sales Revenue ¼ $48,750 P 8-79B 1. 2013 warranty expense ¼ $101,250 3. Balance 12/31/13 ¼ $16,250 P 8-80B 2. 2013 quick ratio ¼ 0.81 3. 2012 cash ratio ¼ 0.29 4. 2013 operating cash flow ratio ¼ 0.33 Chapter 9 P 9-96A Current liabilities ¼ $158,100 P 9-97A 2. Credit to Interest Payable ¼ $5,600 3. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $4,000 P 9-98A Carrying value 12/31/15 ¼ $101,800 P 9-99A 2. Credit to Discount on Notes Payable ¼ $360 4. Carrying value ¼ $796,400 P 9-100A 1. Carrying value 12/31/16 ¼ $710,400 2. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $30,650 P 9-101A 1. Carrying value, 06/30/17 ¼ $738,435 2. 06/30/14 credit to Discount on Bonds Payable ¼ $3,855 P 9-102A 1. Carrying value, 12/31/15 ¼ $5,100,000 P 9-103A 2. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $22,500 P 9-104A Carrying value, 12/31/15 ¼ $2,590,000 P 9-105A 3. Debit to Lease Liability ¼ $48,187 P 9-96B Current liabilities ¼ $144,500 P 9-97B 2. Credit to Interest Payable ¼ $15,767 3. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $1,433 P 9-98B Carrying value 12/31/15 ¼ $415,666 P 9-99B 2. Credit to Discount on Notes Payable ¼ $725 4. Carrying value ¼ $992,750 P 9-100B 1. Carrying value 12/31/16 ¼ $920,000 2. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $28,750 Not For Sale

Not For Sale Check Figures 799 P 9-101B 1. Carrying value, 06/30/18 ¼ $694,000 2. 06/30/15 credit to Discount on Bonds Payable ¼ $2,000 P 9-102B 1. Carrying value, 12/31/15 ¼ $6,860,000 P 9-103B 2. Debit to Interest Expense ¼ $10,150 P 9-104B Carrying value, 12/31/15 ¼ $2,620,000 P 9-105B 3. Debit to Lease Liability ¼ $20,980 Chapter 10 P 10-81A Total stockholders equity ¼ $3,403,000 P 10-82A b. Credit to Additional Paid-In Capital Common Stock ¼ $56,000 c. Credit to Additional Paid-In Capital Preferred Stock ¼ $60,000 P 10-83A 1. b. Debit to Retained Earnings ¼ $16,000 d. Credit to Treasury Stock ¼ $173,200 2. Cumulative effect on equity ¼ $(138,700) P 10-84A 1. e. Credit to Treasury Stock ¼ $7,200 2. Total stockholders equity ¼ $1,549,500 P 10-85A 1. e. Credit to Dividends Payable ¼ $165,825 g. Debit to Retained Earnings ¼ $460,625 h. Credit to Dividends Payable ¼ $193,463 2. Total dividends for the year ¼ $932,413 3. Cumulative effect on assets ¼ $(471,788) P 10-86A 2. Retained earnings reported ¼ $73,000 Credit to Additional Paid-In Capital Common Stock ¼ $120,000 P 10-87A 1. Total annual dividends ¼ $93,300 2. Total dividends in arrears ¼ $27,900 P 10-88A Stock repurchase payout ¼ 61.44% Return on common equity ¼ 43.13% P 10-81B Total stockholders equity ¼ $9,883,000 P 10-82B b. Credit to Additional Paid-In Capital Common Stock ¼ $55,000 c. Credit to Additional Paid-In Capital Preferred Stock ¼ $40,000 P 10-83B 1. b. Debit to Retained Earnings ¼ $13,000 d. Credit to Treasury Stock ¼ $83,800 2. Cumulative effect on equity ¼ $(61,400) P 10-84B 1. e. Credit to Treasury Stock ¼ $15,200 2. Total stockholders equity ¼ $6,275,300 P 10-85B 1. e. Credit to Dividends Payable ¼ $323,800 g. Debit to Retained Earnings ¼ $1,214,250 h. Credit to Dividends Payable ¼ $400,703 2. Total dividends for the year ¼ $2,102,753 3. Cumulative effect on assets ¼ $(888,503) P 10-86B 2. Retained earnings reported ¼ $383,400 Credit to Additional Paid-In Capital Common Stock ¼ $21,600 P 10-87B 1. Total annual dividends ¼ $275,500 2. Total dividends in arrears ¼ $157,500 P 10-88B 1. Stock repurchase payout ¼ 53.66% Return on common equity ¼ 48.89% Chapter 11 P 11-52A 1. Financing ¼ 4 items 2. No cash effect ¼ 2 items P 11-53A 1. Total adjustments ¼ $179,525 P 11-54A 1. Total adjustments ¼ $35,560 $(72,300) P 11-55A Gain on disposal of equipment ¼ $(2,500) Gain on sale of investments ¼ $(4,100) $27,100 $(5,250) P 11-56A 1. Total adjustments ¼ $12,400 $(84,200) P 11-57A 1. $8,765 Net cash provided by financing activities ¼ $92,000 P 11-58A Cash paid for operating expenses ¼ $(887,700) $287,645 P 11-59A 1. Total of Adjustments columns ¼ $1,276,000 Total adjustments to net income ¼ $257,000 $(419,000) P 11-52B 1. Financing ¼ 3 items 2. No cash effect ¼ 3 items P 11-53B 1. Total adjustments ¼ $313,945 P 11-54B 1. Total adjustments ¼ $157,910 $(78,475) P 11-55B Loss on disposal of PP&E ¼ $4,200 Loss on sale of investments ¼ $1,500 $58,125 $(45,725) P 11-56B 1. Total adjustments ¼ $301,000 $(295,000) P 11-57B 1. $170,700 Net cash provided by financing activities ¼ $(28,000) P 11-58B Cash paid for operating expenses ¼ $(824,400) $359,245 P 11-59B 1. Purchase of investments ¼ $15,000 Total of Adjustments columns ¼ $965,600 Total adjustments to net income ¼ $63,800 $(434,400) Chapter 12 P 12-86A 2013 total revenues ¼ 139.55% 2012 total costs and expenses ¼ 120.95% 2013 total operating income ¼ 157.56% 2012 net income ¼ 128.29%

800 Check Figures P 12-88A 1. Net income growth ¼ 42% 3. Quick ratio ¼ 0.93 5. 2014 expected net income ¼ $2,849 6. Capital to be raised ¼ $2,704.50 P 12-89A 1. 2013 revenues ¼ 130.88% 2013 total costs and expenses ¼ 131.26% 2013 net income ¼ 127.16% 2012 revenues ¼ 113.37% 2012 total costs and expenses ¼ 113.44% 2012 net income ¼ 114.69% 3. 2013 current assets ¼ 74.09% 2013 total liabilities ¼ 24.75% 2013 shareholders equity ¼ 75.25% 2012 current assets ¼ 74.10% 2012 total liabilities ¼ 29.30% 2012 shareholders equity ¼ 70.70% P 12-90A 1. 2013 average accounts receivable ¼ $4,174 2012 accounts receivable turnover ratio ¼ 11.85 2013 average inventories ¼ $5,271 2012 inventory turnover ratio ¼ 6.27 2013 average total assets ¼ $14,581 2012 asset turnover ratio ¼ 3.60 2. 2012 gross profit percentage ¼ 39.87% 2012 operating margin percentage ¼ 8.31% 2012 net profit margin percentage ¼ 4.65% 2013 interest expense net of tax ¼ $890.64 2013 average total assets ¼ $14,581 2012 return on assets ¼ 21.55% 2013 average equity ¼ $7,426 2012 return on equity ¼ 29.94% 3. 2013 operating income ¼ $4,401 2012 operating income ¼ $3,431 2012 long-term debt to equity ratio ¼ 0.46 2012 long-term debt to total assets ratio ¼ 0.25 P 12-92A 1. 2013 quick assets ¼ $958,831 2012 quick assets ¼ $856,068 2012 cash ratio ¼ 0.62 2012 operating cash flow ratio ¼ 0.36 2013 EBIT ¼ $620,255 2012 times interest earned ratio ¼ 18.02 2012 long-term debt to equity ratio ¼ 0.06 2012 long-term debt to total assets ratio ¼ 0.04 2013 average accounts receivable ¼ $631,782.50 2012 accounts receivable turnover ratio ¼ 6.09 2013 average inventory ¼ $532,094 2012 inventory turnover ratio ¼ 3.95 2013 average total assets ¼ $2,030,162 2012 asset turnover ratio ¼ 1.90 2013 income from operations ¼ $620,255 2012 income from operations ¼ $552,483 2013 net income þ interest net of tax ¼ $380,819.02 2012 average total assets ¼ $1,790,646 2013 average common equity ¼ $1,485,087.50 2012 return on common equity ratio ¼ 27.94% 2012 total payout ratio ¼ 190.25% 2013 stock repurchase payout ¼ 254.82% P 12-93A 1. 2012 LIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $5,090,000 2012 FIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $5,005,000 2. 2012 depreciation at 10% ¼ $115,000 P 12-86B 2013 total revenues ¼70.03% 2012 total costs and expenses ¼ 87.95% 2013 total operating income ¼ 57.72% 2012 net income ¼ 119.59% P 12-88B 1. Net income growth ¼ 907% 3. Quick ratio ¼ 0.93 5. 2014 expected net income ¼ $2,856 6. Capital to be raised ¼ $2,658.75 P 12-89B 1. 2013 revenues ¼ 129.07% 2013 total costs and expenses ¼ 124.30% 2013 net income ¼ 149.09% 2012 revenues ¼ 114.91% 2012 total costs and expenses ¼ 113.23% 2012 net income ¼ 125.92% 3. 2013 current assets ¼ 74.28% 2013 total liabilities ¼ 25.74% 2013 shareholders equity ¼ 74.26% 2012 current assets ¼ 73.58% 2012 total liabilities ¼ 29.88% 2012 shareholders equity ¼ 70.12% P 12-90B 1. 2013 average accounts receivable ¼ $4,172 2012 accounts receivable turnover ratio ¼ 12.41 2013 average inventories ¼ $5,097 2012 inventory turnover ratio ¼ 6.49 2013 average total assets ¼ $14,424 2012 asset turnover ratio ¼ 3.73 2. 2012 gross profit percentage ¼ 40.13% 2012 operating margin percentage ¼ 6.96% 2012 net profit margin percentage ¼ 3.21% 2013 interest expense net of tax ¼ $976.3 2013 average total assets ¼ $14,424 2012 return on assets ¼ 16.85% 2013 average equity ¼ $7,043 2012 return on equity ¼ 21.96% 3. 2013 operating income ¼ $4,526 2012 operating income ¼ $2,985 2012 long-term debt to equity ratio ¼ 0.49 2012 long-term debt to total assets ratio¼ 0.26 P 12-92B 1. 2013 quick assets ¼ $972,164 2012 quick assets ¼ $873,884 2012 cash ratio ¼ 0.63 2012 operating cash flow ratio ¼ 0.89 2013 operating income ¼ $917,148 2012 times interest earned ratio ¼ 23.35 2012 long-term debt to equity ratio ¼ 0.07 2012 long-term debt to total assets ratio ¼ 0.05 Not For Sale

Not For Sale Check Figures 801 2013 average accounts receivable ¼ $637,352.50 2012 accounts receivable turnover ratio ¼ 6.35 2013 average inventory ¼ $535,489 2012 inventory turnover ratio ¼ 4.21 2013 average total assets ¼ $2,058,712 2012 asset turnover ratio ¼ 2.02 2013 income from operations ¼ $917,148 2012 income from operations ¼ $761,187 2013 net income þ interest net of tax ¼ $662,815.20 2012 average total assets ¼ $1,804,037 2013 average equity ¼ $1,489,299.5 2012 return on equity ratio ¼ 45.16% 2012 total payout ratio ¼ 123.41% 2013 stock repurchase payout ¼ 153.45% P 12-93B 1. 2012 LIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $5,188,000 2012 FIFO cost of goods sold ¼ $5,090,000 2. 2012 depreciation at 20% ¼ $246,000