Smith Equipment Corporation Part II Suggested Journal Entries

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Smith Equipment Corporation Part II Suggested Journal Entries 1 To summarize purchases on account for $800,000 Merchandise inventory (a) 800,000 Accounts payable (l) 800,000 2 To summarize payments to suppliers of $630,000 cash for merchandise purchased on account Accounts payable (l) 630,000 Cash (a) 630,000 3 To summarize sales of merchandise totaling $720,000 of which $500,000 is for cash and $220,000 is on account Cash (a) 500,000 Accounts receivable (a) 220,000 Sales revenue (r) 720,000 4 To summarize cash collections of $250,000 from customers who had purchased on account Cash (a) 250,000 Accounts receivable (a) 250,000 5 To summarize $120,000 cash payments for salaries. Salaries (e) 120,000 Cash (a) 120,000 6 To summarize $2,400 cash payments for utility bills Utilities (e) 2,400 Cash (a) 2,400 7 January 1, 2003: To pay $6,000 interest related to mortgage loan from 2002. Interest payable (l) 6,000 Cash (a) 6,000 8 January 4, 2003: To pay $800 in salaries earned during the last 4 days of 2002 Salaries payable (l) 800 Cash (a) 800 9 January 10, 2003: To record $600 delivered to customer and $400 reduction in inventory Advances from customers (l) 600 Sl Sales revenue () (r) 600 Cost of goods sold (e) 400 Merchandise inventory (a) 400 10 January 15, 2003: To pay $25,000 cash for to shareholders for the dividend declared on December 31, 2003 Dividends payable (l) 25,000 Cash (a) 25,000 11 March 1, 2003: Company receives a $1,000 principal and $30 interest related customer note dated November 1, 2002 Cash (a) 1,030 Note receivable (a) 1,000 Interest receivable (a) 15 Interest revenue (r) 15 12a March 1, 2003: To record rent revenue earned during the Jan/Feb ($900/3) x 2 = $600. Advances from tenants (l) 600 Rent revenue (r) 600 12b March 1, 2003: To record $2,400 rent received in advance. Cash (a) 2,400 Advances from tenants (l) 2,400 12c October 1, 2003: To record $2,400 rent received in advance. Cash (a) 2,400 Advances from tenants (l) 2,400 13 March 31, 2003: To pay $93,046 in tax expense for 2002. Taxes payable (l) 93,046 Cash (a) 93,046 14 July 1, 2003: To record $300,000 loan Cash (a) 300,000 Bank Loan (l) 300,000 15 At December 31, 2003: The firm records $4,000 depreciation for the building and $5,000 depreciation of the equipment Depreciation (e) 9,000

Building, net of accumulated depreciation (a) 4,000 Equipment, net of accumulated depreciation (a) 5,000 16 At December 31, 2003: To record $599,600 cost of goods sold. (PLUG: 140,000+800,000-400-340,000=599,600) Cost of goods sold (e) 599,600 Merchandise inventory (a) 599,600 17 At December 31, 2003: To record $500 accrued salaries payable. Salaries (e) 500 Salaries payable (l) 500 18 At December 31, 2003: To record $25,000 declaration of dividends. Retained earnings (se) 25,000 Dividends payable (l) 25,000 19 At December 31, 2003: To record expiration of insurance policy ($1,200/2) x 1 = $600. Insurance (e) 600 Prepaid insurance (a) 600 20 At December 31, 2003: To record interest expense on the mortgage loan. Interest expense (e) 6,000 Interest payable (l) 6,000 21 At December 31, 2003: To record interest expense on the bank loan. ($300,000 * 7% * 6/12) Interest expense (e) 10,500 Interest payable (l) 10,500 22 At December 31, 2003: To record rent revenue earned March - December - ($300 x 10) = $3000. Advances from tenants (l) 3,000 Rent revenue (r) 3,000 23 Assume no tax effect in 2003

Smith Equipment Corporation Part II Suggested T-Accounts Cash Accounts Receivable Merchandise Inventory BB 179,000 BB 69,000 BB 140,000 2 630,000 3 220,000 1 800,000 3 500,000 4 250,000 9 400 4 250,000 16 599,600 5 120,000 6 2,400 7 6,000 8 800 10 25,000 11 1,030 12b 2,400 12c 2,400 13 93,046 14 300,000 EB 357,584 EB 39,000 EB 340,000 Prepaid Insurance Interest Receivable Notes Receivable BB 600 BB 15 BB 1,000 19 600 11 15 11 1,000 EB - EB - EB - Building, Net Equipment, Net dr cr dr cr BB 76,000 BB 35,000 15 4,000 15 5,000 EB 72,000 EB 30,000 Accounts Payable Adv. from Customers Adv. from Tenants BB 50,000 BB 600 BB 600 1 800,000 9 600 12a 600 2 630,000 12b 2,400 12c 2,400 22 3,000 220,000-1,800 Smith Equipment Corporation Part II Suggested T-Accounts Salaries Payable Dividends Payable Interest Payable BB 800 BB 25,000 BB 6,000 8 800 10 25,000 7 6,000 17 500 18 25,000 20 6,000 21 10,500 500 25,000 16,500

Taxes Payable Bank Loan BB 93,046 BB 13 93,046 14 300,000-300,000 Mortgage Loan Common Stock Retained Earnings BB 60,000 BB 150,000 BB 114,569 18 25,000 NI 24,785 60,000 150,000 64,784 Sales Revenue Interest Revenue Rent Revenue 3 720,000 11 15 12a 600 9 600 22 3,000 720,600 15 3,600 Cost of Sales Salaries Utilites 9 400 5 120,000 6 2,400 16 599,600 17 500 600,000 120,500 2,400 Depreciation Interest Expense Insurance 15 9,000 20 6,000 19 600 21 10,500 9,000 16,500 600

Smith Equipment Corporation Income Statement For the Year Ended December 31, 2003 Sales 720,600 Cost of goods sold 600,000 Gross profit 120,600 Less operating expenses Salaries 120,500 Insurance 600 Depreciation 9,000 Utilities 2,400 Operating income (11,900) Other income (expense) Rental income 3,600 Interest income 15 Interest expense (16,500) Other income (expense) (12,885) Earnings before tax (24,785) Tax expense - Net income (24,785)

Smith Equipment Corporation Balance Sheet December 31, 2003 Assets Cash 357,584 Accounts receivable 39,000 Merchandise inventory 340,000 Prepaid insurance - Note receivable - Interest receivable - Total current assets 736,584 Equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 30,000 Building, net of accumulated depreciation 72,000 Total assets 838,584 Liabilities and Equities Accounts payable py 220,000 Salaries payable 500 Interest payable 16,500 Advances from customers - Advances from tenants 1,800 Divdends payable 25,000 Taxes payable - Total current liabilities 263,800 Bank loan 300,000 Mortgage loan 60,000 Total liabilities 623,800 Common stock 150,000 Retained earnings 64,784 Total Equities 214,784 Total liabilities and equities 838,584

Smith Equipment Corporation Operating cash flows Net Loss (24,785) Depreciation 9,000 Changes in working capital accounts Accounts receivable 30,000 Merchandise inventory (200,000) Prepaid insurance 600 Note receivable 1,000 Interest receivable 15 Accounts payable 170,000 Salaries payable (300) Interest payable 10,500 Advances from customers (600) Advances from tenants 1,200 Taxes payable (93,046) Total operating cash flows (96,416) Investing cash flows - Total investing cash flows - Financing cash flows Issuance of Bank Loan 300,000 Dividends (25,000) Total financing cash flows 275,000 Total cash flows 178,584 Beginning cash balance 179,000

Ending cash balance 357,584

Smith Equipment Corporation Part II Suggested T-Accounts Cash Accounts Receivable Merchandise Inventory BB BB BB EB - EB - EB - Prepaid Insurance Interest Receivable Notes Receivable BB BB BB EB - EB - EB - BB Building, Net Equipment, Net dr cr dr cr BB EB - EB - Accounts Payable Adv. from Customers Adv. from Tenants BB BB BB

Smith Equipment Corporation Part II Suggested T-Accounts Salaries Payable Dividends Payable Interest Payable BB BB BB BB Taxes Payable Bank Loan BB - - Mortgage Loan Common Stock Retained Earnings BB BB BB Sales Revenue Interest Revenue Rent Revenue Cost of Sales Salaries Utilites Depreciation Interest Expense Insurance

Smith Equipment II Journal Entries