ADMS 3585 Final Review Session - Day 1 answers

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ADMS 3585 Final Review Session – Day 1 – Ch 7 and Ch 9 PART A Sept 1 2020 Dr. Note Receivable 31,250 Cr. Sales Revenue 31,250 To record the sales and notes receivable. N = 1, I/y = 12%, PMT = 0, FV = 35,000, CPT PV = 31,250 Dec 31, 2020 Dr. Notes Receivable 1,250 Cr. Interest Income 1,250 (31,250 x 12% x 4/12) To accrued interest at year-end. Sept 1, 2021 Dr. Notes Receivable 2,500 Cr. Interest Income 2,500 (31,250 x 12% x 8/12) To record interest income. Dr. Cash 35,000 Cr. Notes Receivable 35,000 To record cash collection.
PART B If interest was accrued Dr. Cash 28,000 Dr. Loss on Impairment 7,000 Cr. Notes Receivable 35,000 If interest was not accrued Dr. Cash 28,000 Dr. Loss on Impairment 4,500 Cr. Notes Receivable 32,500 (31,250 + 1,250) PART C - installment payments - payment plan - with collateral - factoring - referring collections to an collection agency - revise credit policies and implement rigorous credit checking - cash on delivery (full or partial) on the goods sold to Khin.
PART A AR Account Opening Balance 475,000 Write Off (Cr.) (35,500) Reinstatement of AR (for the amount collected (Dr) 4,000 Credit sales in the year (Dr) 6,675,000 Cash Collected during the year (Cr) (6,568,500) Ending Balance 550,000
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PART B What AFDA’s balance should be at year-end = (270,000 x 3%) + (117,00 x 8%) + (80,000 x 20%) + (38,000 x 30%) + (20,000 x 50%) + (25,000 x 100%) = 79,860 33,000 - 35,500 (Dr) + (.5% x 6,675,000) (Cr) + 4,000 (Cr.) = 34,875 79,860 – 34,875 = 44,985 Dr. Bad Debt Expense 44,985 Cr. AFDA 44,985 PART C Accounts Receivable 550,000 Less: AFDA 79,860 AR (net) 470,140 PART D The before-tax income would decrease by $44,985 because the adjustment caused the bad debt expense to increase.
PART A Oct 1 2020 Dr. Notes Receivable 150,000 Cr. Sales Revenue 150,000 To record the sales and notes receivable Dec 31 2020 Dr. Interest Receivable 3,750 Cr. Interest income 3,750 (150,000 x 10% x 3/12) To accrue interest at year-end. Oct 1 2021 Dr. Cash 15,000 Cr. Interest Receivable 3,750 Cr. Interest Revenue/Income 11,250 (150,000 x 10% x 9/12) To record the interest collection Dec 31 2021 Dr. Interest Receivable 3,750 Cr. Interest Revenue/Income 3,750 To accrued interest at year-end. Oct 1, 2022 Dr. Cash 15,000 Cr. Interest Receivable 3,750 Cr, Interest Income 11,250 Dr. Cash 150,000 Cr. Notes Receivable 150,000
Dr. Cash 165,000 Cr. Interest Receivable of 3,750 Cr. Interest Income 11,250 Cr. Notes Receivable 150,000
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A) Dec 31 2019 Dr. Bond Invested at Amortized Cost 108,660 Cr. Cash 108,660 To record the purchase of the bond B) Dec 31 2020 Dr. Cash 7,000 Cr. Bond Invested at Amortized cost 1,567 Cr. Interest Income 5,433 C) Dec 31 2022 Dr. Cash 7,000 Cr. Bond Invested at amortized Cost 1,728 Cr. Interest Income 5,272 D) Dec 31 2019 Dr. FV- NI Investment 108,660 Cr. Cash 108,660 E) Dec 31 2021 Dr. Cash 7,000 Cr. Interest Income 5,354 , Cr FV-NI Investment 1,646 To record interest collection. Dr. FV-NI Investment 2,646, Cr. Investment Income 2,646 To adjust the FV-NI account to fair value. 107,500 – (106,500- 1,646) = 2,646
F) Dec 31 2023 Dr. Cash 7,000 Cr. Interest Income 5,186 , Cr. FV-NI Investment 1,814 To record interest collection Dr. Investment Loss 836 Cr. FV-NI Investment 836 103,000 – (105,650 - 1,814) = 836 To adjust to fair value. Feb 1 Dr. FV-OCI Investment 300,000 Dr. Interest Income 10,000 Cr. Cash 310,000 (300,000 x 10% x 4/12) April 1 Dr. Cash (300,000 x 10% x 6/12) 15,000 Cr. Interest Income 15,000
July 1 Dr. FV-OCI Investment 200,000 Dr. Interest Income 1,500 Cr. Cash 201,500 Oct 1 Dr. Cash 15,000 Cr. Interest Income 15,000 Dec 1 Dr. Cash 9,000 Cr. Interest Income 9,000 (200,000 x 9% x 6/12) Dec 31 Dr. Interest Receivable 9,000 Cr. Interest Income 9,000 (300,000 x 3/12 x 10% + (200,000 x 1/12 x 9%) = 9,000 (300,000 – (300,000 x 95%)) = (15,000) (200,000 – (200,000 x 93%)) = (14,000) (29,000) Dr. Unrealized Loss – OCI 29,000 Cr. FV-OCI Investment 29,000
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