Do you intend to major in one of the College of Business and Economic's majors? Yes Assets Liabilities Shareholders tquiny Amount Account Amount Account Amount Account Balance Sheet at April 30: $ 87,466 Cash 5,750 Inventory 138,000 Equipment (1,150) Accumulated Depreciation $ 111,000 Notes Payable 555 Interest Payable $ 116,000 Stock 2,511 Retained Earnings Amounts in US$ During May, Its second month of business, Karry no Key, Inc.: 5/1 Per Unit Total Purchased 300 karaoke machines on account 34,500 3,450 Pald for six months of insurance in advance; coverage that begins May 1. 12 During Sold 320 karaoke machines on account: 13 May Record the sale 161.00 Record the cost of the sale Collected cash from customers from sales made on account 14 During May 5/31 15 46,368 16 Paid for inventory purchased on account Declared and paid cash dividend to its shareholders Adjusted for insurance used during the month Adjusted for depreciation on equipment (hint: refer to P1 for estimated life of equipment) Adjusted for wages owed that will be paid in the first week of June Adjusted for interest owed on the 6%, 3-month bank loan; interest and principal due on June 30 20,700 1,130 17 18 5/31 19 A1 20 A2 21 A3 1,554 22 A4 555 Column Totals 230,066 111,555 118,511 23 24
Do you intend to major in one of the College of Business and Economic's majors? Yes Assets Liabilities Shareholders tquiny Amount Account Amount Account Amount Account Balance Sheet at April 30: $ 87,466 Cash 5,750 Inventory 138,000 Equipment (1,150) Accumulated Depreciation $ 111,000 Notes Payable 555 Interest Payable $ 116,000 Stock 2,511 Retained Earnings Amounts in US$ During May, Its second month of business, Karry no Key, Inc.: 5/1 Per Unit Total Purchased 300 karaoke machines on account 34,500 3,450 Pald for six months of insurance in advance; coverage that begins May 1. 12 During Sold 320 karaoke machines on account: 13 May Record the sale 161.00 Record the cost of the sale Collected cash from customers from sales made on account 14 During May 5/31 15 46,368 16 Paid for inventory purchased on account Declared and paid cash dividend to its shareholders Adjusted for insurance used during the month Adjusted for depreciation on equipment (hint: refer to P1 for estimated life of equipment) Adjusted for wages owed that will be paid in the first week of June Adjusted for interest owed on the 6%, 3-month bank loan; interest and principal due on June 30 20,700 1,130 17 18 5/31 19 A1 20 A2 21 A3 1,554 22 A4 555 Column Totals 230,066 111,555 118,511 23 24
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Transcribed Image Text:Do you intend to major in one of the College of Business and Economic's majors?
Yes
Assets
Liabilities
Shareholders tquiny
Amount
Account
Amount
Account
Amount
Account
Balance Sheet at April 30: $
$ 111,000 Notes Payable
555 Interest Payable
87,466 Cash
5,750 Inventory
138,000 Equipment
(1,150) Accumulated Depreciation
$ 116,000 Stock
2,511 Retained Earnings
Amounts in US$
During May, its second month of business, Karry no Key, Inc.:
5/1
Per Unit
Total
Purchased 300 karaoke machines on account
Paid for six months of insurance in advance; coverage that begins May 1.
34,500
3,450
12
During
Sold 320 karaoke machines on account:
13
May
Record the sale
161.00
14
Record the cost of the sale
During
May
5/31
15
Collected cash from customers from sales made on account
46,368
16
17
Paid for inventory purchased on account
20,700
1,130
5/31
Declared and paid cash dividend to its shareholders
Adjusted for insurance used during the month
Adjusted for depreciation on equipment (hint: refer to P1 for estimated life of equipment)
Adjusted for wages owed that will be paid in the first week of June
Adjusted for interest owed on the 6%, 3-month bank loan; interest and principal due on June 30
18
19
A1
20
A2
1,554
555
21
A3
22
A4
Column Totals
230,066
111,555
118,511
23
24
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