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Question One: (a) Bank Reconciliation statement of Let's Go Crazy Inc. as of December 31, 20007 Particular     Balance as per book (Book Balance)   1388301 Amount deposited but not credited:     Abc Co. -10500   XYZ Inc. -6500   Wong Holdings -4591   Deposit wrongly credited by bank -4500   Monthly Insurance only deducted from bank account -1654   Bank Fees charged by bank -65   Interest credited by bank 75   Amount directly transfer by JKL in bank account 24800     -2935 -2935 Balance as per bank Statement 1385366 (b) Journal entries Your review of the December 31, 20X7, accounting records of Let’s Go Crazy Inc. reveals the following balances: : No entry necessary A $21,591 deposit made by the company on December 31 is not credited to the company’s bank account. Answer: Since Let’s Go Crazy Inc. already credited account receivable and note receivable, no journal entries are necessary. Better to send reminder to the bank. The December 24, 20X7, deposit for $7,200 was recorded by the bank as $2,700. Answer: Since bank recorded wrongly on their side, no journal entry is necessary for this transaction, request need to be sent to bank for correction.
The bank charged bank fees of $65 for December 20X7. Answer: Banks Fees account debit $65 To Bank account $65 (Entry passed as bank fees was debited only in bank account but not in cash book\ cash account) The bank credited Let’s Go Crazy’s bank account on December 31, 20X7, for $75 of interest earned during the month. Answer: Bank account debit $75 To Bank interest account $75 (Being bank interest recorded as it was only credited in bank account) On December 30, 20X7, JKL Co. paid its $24,800 outstanding account receivable in full by way of an electronic transfer of funds from JKL’s bank directly to Let’s Go Crazy’s bank account. Answer: Bank account debit $24800 To Account Receivable (JKL co.) $24800 (Being amount directly deposited by JKL Co. recorded as it was only recorded by bank and no record was made in cash book) Question Two: A) Journal entries: a. Collection from 2006: Account receivable a\c Dr. $1950 To AFDA CR. $1950 (Being previously written off (KML Corp.) is collectable) Bank account Dr. $1950 To Account Receivable Cr. $1950 (Being previously written off (KML Corp.) is collected) b. Wrote off during the year $ 3,800 Allowance for doubtful accounts a\c Dr. $3,800
To Account Receivable a\c $3,800. (Being bad debts written off during the year) c. Bad debts Expenses for the Period $12,833. Bad debt expense Dr. 12,833 To Allowance for doubtful accounts 12,833 (Being new allowance created for the year) B) age Amount Uncollectable Amount Uncollectable 0-30 day 636800 1% 6368 31-60 days 96000 5% 4800 61-90 days 3850 10% 385 More than 90 days 13600 30% 4080 Closing balance of AFDA 15633 AFDA DR CR Opening balance   4600 Bad debts Expenses for the period   12,833 Written off for the year 3800   Collection from previous year bad debts   1950 Closing Balance (credit Balance) 15633 This year expenses for AFDA: 15633-4600+3800-1950 Question Four: A) Allocation of purchase price :
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N 3 PMT 200000 1/Y 4 FV 600000 CPT PV 555018   Road grader Excavator Total Transaction price 377,000 273,000 650,000 Allocation 377000/65000*100 273000/650000*10 0   Allocation % 58 42   Total selling price as of 1-1- 2004 555018+75000= 630018 Price 630018 630018   Price allocation 365410.44 264607.56 630018 B.Journal Entries on January 1, 2004 N ote Receivable a\c Dr. $555,018 Bank account Dr. $75,000 To Sales revenue $630,018 (Being sale of Road grader and Excavator by accepting $75000 cash and $555,018 on note receivable) C. Journal entries: December 31, 2004 Note Receivable a\c Dr. 22,200.8 To interest a\c 22,200.8 (Being interest receivable on note receivable) January 1, 2005: Bank a\c Dr. 200,000 To Note Receivable a\c 200,000 (Being interest installment received)
December 31, 2005 Note Receivable a\c Dr. 15,088.80 To interest a\c 15,088.80 (Being interest receivable on note receivable) Jan 1, 2006 Bank a\c Dr. 200,000 To Note Receivable a\c 200,000 (Being interest installment received) December 31, 2006 Note Receivable a\c Dr. 7,692.40 To interest a\c 7,692.40 (Being interest receivable on note receivable) Jan 1, 2007 Bank a\c Dr. 200,000 To Notes Receivable a\c 200,000 (Being interest installment received) Question Five: