Financial and Managerial Accounting: Information for Decisions
Financial and Managerial Accounting: Information for Decisions
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ISBN: 9780078025761
Author: John J Wild, Ken Shaw Accounting Professor, Barbara Chiappetta Fundamental Accounting Principles
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 3, Problem 3PSA

1.

To determine

To prepare:

T-account with balances of unadjusted trial balance.

1.

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Cash Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 34,000 Balance c/f 34,000
  34,000   34,000

Table (1)

The ending balance is $34,000.

Accounts Receivable Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0 Balance c/f 0
  0   0

Table (2)

The ending balance is $0.

Teaching Supplies Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 8,000 Balance c/f 8,000
  8,000   8,000

Table (3)

The ending balance is $8,000.

Prepaid Insurance Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 12,000 Balance c/f 12,000
  12,000   12,000

Table (4)

The ending balance is $12,000.

Prepaid Rent Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 3,000 Balance c/f 3,000
  3,000   3,000

Table (5)

The ending balance is $3,000.

Professional Library Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 35,000 Balance c/f 35,000
  35,000   35,000

Table (6)

The ending balance is $35,000.

Accumulated Depreciation-Professional Library Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 10,000 Balance b/f 10,000
  10,000   10,000

Table (7)

The ending balance is $10,000.

Equipment Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 80,000 Balance c/f 80,000
  80,000   80,000

Table (8)

The ending balance is $80,000.

Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 15,000 Balance b/f 15,000
  15,000   15,000

Table (9)

The ending balance is $15,000.

Accounts Payable Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 26,000 Balance b/f 26,000
  26,000   26,000

Table (10)

The ending balance is $26,000.

Salaries Payable Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 0 Balance b/f 0
  0   0

Table (11)

The ending balance is $0.

Unearned Training Fees Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 12,500 Balance b/f 12,500
  12,500   12,500

Table (12)

The ending balance is $12,500.

Common Stock Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 10,000 Balance b/f 10,000
  10,000   10,000

Table (13)

The ending balance is $10,000.

Retained Earnings Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 80,000 Balance b/f 80,000
  80,000   80,000

Table (14)

The ending balance is $80,000.

Dividends Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 50,000 Balance c/f 50,000
  50,000   50,000

Table (15)

The ending balance is $50,000.

Tuition Fees Earned Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 123,900 Balance b/f 123,900
  123,900   123,900

Table (16)

The ending balance is $123,900.

Training Fees Earned Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 40,000 Balance b/f 40,000
  40,000   40,000

Table (17)

The ending balance is $40,000.

Depreciation expense-Professional Library Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0 Balance c/f 0
  0   0

Table (18)

The ending balance is $0.

Depreciation expense-Equipment Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0 Balance c/f 0
  0   0

Table (19)

The ending balance is $0.

Salaries Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 50,000 Balance c/f 50,000
  50,000   50,000

Table (20)

The ending balance is $50,000.

Insurance Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0 Balance c/f 0
  0   0

Table (21)

The ending balance is $0.

Rent Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 33,000 Balance c/f 33,000
  33,000   33,000

Table (22)

The ending balance is $33,000.

Teaching Supplies Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0 Balance c/f 0
  0   0

Table (23)

The ending balance is $0.

Advertising Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 6,000 Balance c/f 6,000
  6,000   6,000

Table (24)

The ending balance is $6,000.

Utilities Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 6,400 Balance c/f 6,4 00
  6,400   6,400

Table (25)

The ending balance is $6,400.

2.

To determine

To prepare:

Adjusting entries.

2.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

a.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Insurance Expenses   2,400  
  Prepaid Insurance     2,400
  (Being insurance coverage worth $2,400 has expired.)      

Table (26)

• Insurance expense is an expense. Since, expense decreases equity. Hence, insurance expense account is debited.

• Prepaid insurance is an asset. Since, some time has elapsed, it uses up some of insurance, which reduces assets. Hence, credit prepaid insurance.

b.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Teaching Supplies Expenses   5,200  
  Teaching Supplies     5,200
  (Being Teaching supplies got exhausted during the period.)      

Table (27)

• Teaching supplies expense is an expense. Since, expense decreases equity, teaching supplies expense is debited.

• Teaching Supplies is an asset. Since, teaching supplies is used up, it decreases asset. Hence, debit teaching supplies account.

Working note:

Calculation of teaching supplies used:

TeachingSuppliesUsed=(BalanceinUnadjustedTrialBalaceClosingTeachingSupplies)=$8,0002,800=$5,200

c.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Depreciation Expense   13,200  
  Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment     13,200
  (Being Depreciation expense transfer to accumulated depreciation.)      

Table (28)

• Depreciation expense is an expense. Since, depreciation decreases equity, depreciation expense account is debited.

• Accumulated Depreciation is a Contra asset. Contra asset account normally has credit balance. Hence, credit accumulated depreciation account

d.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Depreciation Expense   7,200  
  Accumulated Depreciation-Professional library     7,200
  (Being depreciation expense transfer to accumulated depreciation.)      

Table (29)

• Depreciation expense is an expense. Since, depreciation decreases equity, depreciation expense account is debited.

• Accumulated Depreciation is a Contra asset. Contra asset account normally has credit balance. Hence, credit accumulated depreciation account.

e.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Unearned Training Fees   5,000  
  Training Fees Earned     5,000
  (Being services provided for 2 months for which advance payment, we received.)      

Table (30)

• Unearned training fees are a liability. Since, revenue received in advance is used up for two month, it decreases liability. So, debit unearned training fees account.

• Training Fees Earned is revenue. Since, revenue is earned and received, asset is increased. So, credit training fees earned account.

Working note:

Calculation of total training fees earned:

TotalTrainingFeesEarned=(NumberofMonthTrainingProvided×FeesforOneMonth)=2×$2,500=$5,000

f.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Accounts Receivable   7,500  
  Tuition Fees Earned     7,500
  (Being training fees earned but not received yet))      

Table (31)

• Accounts receivable is an asset. Since, the revenue is earned, the asset has increased. So, debit account receivable account.

• Tuition fees earned is revenue. Since, revenue increases equity, tuition fee account is debited.

Working note:

Calculation of total tuition fees earned,

TotalTuitionFeesEarned=(NumberofMonthTrainingProvided×FeesforOneMonth)=2.5×$3,000=$7,500

g.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Salaries Expenses   400  
  Salaries payable     400
  (Being salary accrued but not paid)      

Table (32)

• Salaries expense is an expense. Since, expense decrease equity, salaries expense is debited.

• Salaries payable is a liability. Since, salary expense has occurred but not paid yet, it increases liability. Hence credit salaries payable account

Working note:

Calculation of accrued salary,

Accruedsalary=Dailysalary×Numberofdayssalarynotpaidfor=$200×2=$400

h.

Date Particulars Post ref Debit
($)
Credit
($)
December 31 Rent Expenses   3,000  
  Prepaid Rent     3,000
  (Being prepaid rent has been used.)      

Table (33)

• Rent expense is an expense. Since, expense decrease equity. Hence, salaries expense is debited.

• Prepaid rent is an asset. Since, amount paid in advance, increases asset. That’s why prepaid rent account is debited.

3.

To determine

To prepare:

Ledger account for the adjusting entries and an adjusted trial balance.

3.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Update T-accounts for the adjusting entries.

Cash Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 34,000 Balance c/f 34,000
  34,000   34,000

Table (34)

The ending balance is $34,000.

Accounts Receivable Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0    
Training Fees Earned 7,500 Balance c/f 7,500
  7,500   7,500

Table (35)

The ending balance is $7,500.

Teaching Supplies Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 8,000 Teaching Supplies Expense 5,200
    Balance c/f 2,800
  8,000   8,000

Table (36)

The ending balance is $2,800.

Prepaid Insurance Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 12,000 Insurance expense 2,400
    Balance c/f 9,600
  12,000   12,000

Table (37)

The ending balance is $9,600.

Prepaid Rent Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 3,000 Rent Expense 3,000
  3,000   3,000

Table (38)

The ending balance is $3,000.

Professional Library Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 35,000 Balance c/f 35,000
  35,000   35,000

Table (38)

The ending balance is $35,000.

Accumulated Depreciation-Professional Library Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
    Balance b/f 10,000
Balance c/f 17,200 Depreciation 7,200
  17,200   17,200

Table (39)

The ending balance is $17,200.

Equipment Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 80,000 Balance c/f 80,000
  80,000   80,000

Table (40)

The ending balance is $80,000.

Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
    Balance b/f 15,000
Balance c/f 28,200 Depreciation 13,200
  28,200   28,200

Table (41)

The ending balance is $28,200.

Accounts Payable Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 26,000 Balance b/f 26,000
  26,000   26,000

Table (42)

The ending balance is $26,000.

Salaries Payable Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
    Balance b/f 0
Balance c/f 400 Salaries Expense 400
  400   400

Table (43)

The ending balance is $400.

Unearned Training Fees Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Training Fees Earned 5,000 Balance b/f 12,500
Balance c/f 7,500    
  17,500   17,500

Table (44)

The ending balance is $7,500.

Common Stock Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 10,000 Balance b/f 10,000
  10,000   10,000

Table (45)

The ending balance is $10,000.

Retained Earnings Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance c/f 80,000 Balance b/f 80,000
  80,000   80,000

Table (46)

The ending balance is $80,000.

Dividends Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 50,000 Balance c/f 50,000
  50,000   50,000

Table (47)

The ending balance is $50,000.

Tuition Fees Earned Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
    Balance b/f 123,900
Balance c/f 131,400 Accounts Receivable 7,500
  131,400   131,400

Table (48)

The ending balance is $131,400.

Training Fees Earned Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
    Balance b/f 40,000
Balance c/f 45,000 Unearned training Fees 5,000
  45,000   45,000

Table (49)

The ending balance is $45,000.

Depreciation expense-Professional Library Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0    
Accumulated Depreciation-Professional Library 7,200 Balance c/f 7,200
  7,200   7,200

Table (50)

The ending balance is $7,200.

Depreciation expense-Equipment Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0    
Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment 13,200 Balance c/f 13,200
  13,200   13,200

Table (51)

The ending balance is $13,200.

Salaries Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 50,000    
Salaries payable 400 Balance c/f 50,400
  50,400   50,400

Table (52)

The ending balance is $50,400.

Insurance Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0    
Prepaid Insurance 2,400 Balance c/f 2,400
  2,400   2,400

Table (53)

The ending balance is $2,400.

Rent Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 33,000    
Prepaid Rent 3,000 Balance c/f 36,000
  36,000   36,000

Table (54)

The ending balance is $36,000.

Teaching Supplies Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 0    
Teaching Supplies Expense 5,200 Balance c/f 5,200
  5,200   5,200

Table (55)

The ending balance is $5,200.

Advertising Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 6,000 Balance c/f 6,000
  6,000   6,000

Table (56)

The ending balance is $6,000.

Utilities Expense Account
Particulars Debit
($)
Particulars Credit
($)
Balance b/f 6,400 Balance c/f 6,400
  6,400   6,400

Table (57)

The ending balance is $6,400.

Prepare adjusted trial balance as follow:

W T Institute
Adjusted Trial Balance
For the Year Ended on December 31, 2015
Particulars Debit
($)
Credit
($)
Cash 34,000  
Account Receivable 7,500  
Teaching Supplies 2,800  
Prepaid Insurance 9,600  
Prepaid rent 0  
Professional Library 35,000  
Accumulated Depreciation-Professional Library   17,200
Equipment 80,000  
Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment   28,200
Accounts payable   26,000
Salaries payable   400
Unearned training fees   7,500
Common stock   10,000
Retained earning   80,000
Dividends 50,000  
Tuition Fees Earned   131,400
Training fees earned   45,000
Depreciation expense-Professional Library 7,200  
Depreciation expense-Equipment 13,200  
Salaries Expense 50,400  
Insurance Expense 2,400  
Rent expense 36,000  
Teaching supplies expense 5,200  
Advertising expense 6,000  
Utilities expense 6,400  
Totals 345,700 345,700

Table (58)

4.

To determine

To prepare:

Income statement, statement of retained earnings and balance sheet.

4.

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W T Institute
Income Statement
For Year Ended on December 31, 2015
Particulars Amount
($)
Amount
($)
Revenue:    
Service Revenue 176,400  
Total Revenue   176,400
Expenses:    
Insurance Expense 2,400  
Salaries Expense 50,400  
Teaching Supplies Expense 5,200  
Rent expenses 36,000  
Advertising Expense 6,000  
Utility Expense 6,400  
Depreciation Expense-Professional Library 7,200  
Depreciation Expense-Equipment 13,200  
Total Expense   126,800
Net income   49,600

Table (59)

Net income of W T Institute is $49,600.

Working note:

Calculation of service revenue,

Servicerevenue=Training fees earned+Trainingfeesearned=$45,000+$131,400=$176,400

Prepare Retained Earnings Statement:

W T Institute
Statement of Retained Earnings
For year ended on December 31, 2015
Particulars Amount
($)
Opening balance of retained earnings 80,000
Net income 49,600
  129,600
Dividends (50,000)
Ending balance of retained earnings 79,600

Table (60)

Therefore, retained earnings of W T Institute are $79,600.

Prepare balance sheet:

W T Institute
Balance sheet
As on December 31, 2015
Particulars Amount
($)
Amount
($)
Assets    
Cash   34,000
Account Receivable   7,500
Teaching Supplies   2,800
Prepaid Insurance   9,600
Prepaid rent   0
Equipment 80,000  
Less: Accumulated depreciation (28,200) 51,800
Professional Library 35,000  
Less: Accumulated Depreciation (17,200) 17,800
Total Assets   123,500
Liabilities and Stockholder’s Equity    
Liabilities    
Accounts Payable   26,000
Salaries Payable   400
Unearned training Fees   7,500
Stockholder’s Equity    
Common Stock 10,000  
Retained earnings 79,600  
Total stockholders’ equity   89,600
Total Liabilities and Stockholder’s equity   123,500

Table (61)

Balance sheet total is $123,500.

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