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11 As of October 1, 2021
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44 Advertising Expense
45 Preferred Stock
46 Credit Card Expense
47 Sales Discount
48 Supplies Expense
49 Accumulated Comprehensive Income
50 Amortization Expense (First year on Patent)
51 Insurance Expense
52 Rental Revenue
53 Interest Expense
54 Dues Expense
55 Uneamed Revenues
56 Prepaid Insurance - Current
57 Auto Expense
7,500
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40,000
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42.000
15 Cash
16 Short term Investment
17 Accounts Receivable
18 Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
19 Additional Paid in Capital - Preferred
20 Inventory
21 Automobiles
22 Buildings
23 Land
24 Equipment
25 Accumulated Dep - Building
26 Accumulated Dep - Equipment
27 Accumulated Dep - Automobiles
28 Patent
29 Sales
30 Sales Returns
31 Non Controlling Interest
32 Cost of Goods Sold
33 Accounts Payable
34 Wages Payable
35 Long-Term Note
36 Retained Eamings, Beginning
37 Common Stock
38 Adcitional Paid in Capital- Common
39 Treasury Stock
40 Wage Expense
41 Rent Expense
42 Utilities Expense
43 Employee Benefit Expense
44 Advertising Expense
45 Preferred Stock
46 Credit Card Expanse
60.000
3,100
22,300
5.400
95,000
6,000
4,800
16,000
500
5,800
165,000
5,000
32,000
2,750
425,000
7,000
5,400
250,000
7,000
8,200
115,000
261,000
58 Interest Income
1,200
75,000
59 Good Will
60 Additional Paid in Capital - Treasury
142,000
19,000
1,900
3,000
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375,000
62 Totals
1,623,550
1,623,550
5.000
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3,500
64
150,000
65 Important Notes
52,000
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13,000
67 1. The income tax rate is 08%
68 2. $22,000 of the long-term note payable is due in the current year
69 3. The investment account is considered short-term in nature
70 4. At this point no taxes have been accrued
71 5.When I made this I linked my spreadsheet so you may have some small rounding
72 6. List the expenses in order of magnitude (biggest first)
73 7. A cash dividend for $17,000 was declared on 9-29-2021 to be paid 9-30-2021
74 8. The company uses the LIFO inventory method
75 9. Based on the Accounts receivble aging method the allowance should be 9,000
76 10. Annual Depreciation has not been recorded it should be a follows
77 Building
78 Equipment
79 Automobile
200,000
284,000
233,750
27,000
4,000
41,000
12.000
8,000
5,000
7,500
18,000
40,000
11,500
42,000
4,000
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