You are the accountant for ABC Ltd which is a manufacturer and wholesaler of furniture. By the end of May 2021, you have recorded amounts for the company accounts (see Table 1): Table 1 Account balances at 31/05/2021 Items Amount $ Accounts payable 7,000 Cash 50,000 Supplies 1,500 Inventory 65,000 Machine 65,000 Accounts receivable 30,000 Accumulated depreciation 5,000 Short-term Loan (payable in August 2021) 10,000 Unearned revenue 1,200 Following events happened in June 2021: 1 June     The company purchased plywood for $4,000 from its supplier TX Ltd for production of the furniture, on credit. 2 June    The company purchased $500 packaging supplies on credit. 5 June    The company purchased a machine for $5,000 cash. 7 June   A staff member, Rebecca, is retiring in 3 weeks’ time. The company decided not to recruit a new person to replace Rebecca. As a result, the business will save $70,000 per year. 13 June The company paid staff wages $28,000. 15 June Sold furniture items on credit to JC Ltd, issuing invoice of $35,000. Cost of these items is $20,000. 17 June Cash sales of furniture items for $8,000 were made. Cost of these items is $6,000. 25 June A customer pre-paid $3,000 to order a customized dining table. 27 June   ABC Ltd is facing a lawsuit for injury caused to a customer from using furniture produced by the business. The customer claims that the furniture maker was negligent in manufacturing the furniture which did not meet industry standards. ABC Ltd is estimating $100,000 to be paid in legal expenses and fines if it loses the case. 28 June 50% of the amount owing from credit sales from last month was collected. 29 June Negotiated with James and Nathan for possible employment contracts totalling $25,000. 30 June   Paid supplier, TX Ltd, for transaction on 1st June.                  Name and ID         REQUIRED: Prepare a Balance Sheet for ABC Ltd.

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You are the accountant for ABC Ltd which is a manufacturer and wholesaler of furniture. By the end of May 2021, you have recorded amounts for the company accounts (see Table 1):

Table 1 Account balances at 31/05/2021

Items

Amount $

Accounts payable

7,000

Cash

50,000

Supplies

1,500

Inventory

65,000

Machine

65,000

Accounts receivable

30,000

Accumulated depreciation

5,000

Short-term Loan (payable in August 2021)

10,000

Unearned revenue

1,200

Following events happened in June 2021:

1 June    

The company purchased plywood for $4,000 from its supplier TX Ltd for production of the furniture, on credit.

2 June   

The company purchased $500 packaging supplies on credit.

5 June   

The company purchased a machine for $5,000 cash.

7 June  

A staff member, Rebecca, is retiring in 3 weeks’ time. The company decided not to recruit a new person to replace Rebecca. As a result, the business will save $70,000 per year.

13 June

The company paid staff wages $28,000.

15 June

Sold furniture items on credit to JC Ltd, issuing invoice of $35,000. Cost of these items is $20,000.

17 June

Cash sales of furniture items for $8,000 were made. Cost of these items is $6,000.

25 June

A customer pre-paid $3,000 to order a customized dining table.

27 June  

ABC Ltd is facing a lawsuit for injury caused to a customer from using furniture produced by the business. The customer claims that the furniture maker was negligent in manufacturing the furniture which did not meet industry standards. ABC Ltd is estimating $100,000 to be paid in legal expenses and fines if it loses the case.

28 June

50% of the amount owing from credit sales from last month was collected.

29 June

Negotiated with James and Nathan for possible employment contracts totalling $25,000.

30 June  

Paid supplier, TX Ltd, for transaction on 1st June.

                

Name and ID

   
   


REQUIRED:

Prepare a Balance Sheet for ABC Ltd.


Show all your calculations. You may find the accounting equation useful to analyse/record transactions to deter account balances for the Balance Sheet.

Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2021

ASSETS

$

Calculations

Current Assets

   
     
     
     
     

Non-Current Asset

   
     

(Accumulated Depreciation)

   

Total Assets

   

Liabilities

   

Current Liabilities

   
     
     
     

Total Liabilities

   

Net Assets

   

Owner’s Equity

   
 
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