Connect Access Card For Fundamental Accounting Principles
Connect Access Card For Fundamental Accounting Principles
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ISBN: 9781260158526
Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 3, Problem 5BPSB

Problem 3-5B Preparing financial statements from the adjusted trial balance and computing profit margin P6 A1 The adjusted trial balance for Speedy Courier as of December 31 follows.

Debit Credit

Cash......................................... $ 58,000
Accounts receivable ............................ 120,000
Interest receivable.............................. 7,000
Notes receivable (due in 90 days} ................. 210,000
Office supplies................................. 22,000
Trucks........................................134,000
Accumulated depreciation-Trucks ................ $ 58.000
Equipment.................................... 270,000
Accumulated depreciation-Equipment............. 200,000
Land......................................... 100,000
Accounts payable .............................. 134.000
Interest payable................................ 20,000
Salaries payable ............................... 28,000
Unearned delivery fees.......................... 120,000
Long-term notes payable ........................ 200,000
L. Horace, Capital .............................. 125,000
L Horace. Withdrawals.......................... 50,000
Delivery fees earned............................ 611,8O0
Interest earned ................................ 34,000
Depreciation expense—Trucks.................... 29,000
Depreciation expense—Equipment ................ 48,000
Salaries expense............................... 74,000
Wages expense................................ 300,000
Interest expense ............................... 15,000
Office supplies expense ......................... 31,000
Advertising expense ............................ 27,200
Repairs expense—Trucks ........................ 35,600 -
Totals......................................... $1,530,800 $1,530,800

Required

1. Use the information in the adjusted trial balance to prepare (a) the income statement for the year ended December 31; (6) the statement of owner's equity for the year ended December 31 [Note: L. Horace, Capital at Dec. 31 of year was S125:000]; and (c) the balance sheet as of December 31.
2. Compute the profit margin for the year (use total revenues as the denominator).

Expert Solution
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To determine

Introduction:

Income statement gives a picture of the financial performance of the company during the year and it forms a part of the financial statements.

Owner's equity is a statement which provides the owner's capital balance by determining the amount of investment, income transferred, and drawings.

The balance sheet is the financial statement which helps the investors to know te overall picture of the company showing the summarized assets, liabilities, and equity held by the shareholders during the year.

To Prepare:

The financial statement i.e. income statement, statement of owner's equity and balance sheet as of December, 31.

Answer to Problem 5BPSB

The financial statement refers to the income statement, owner's equity and balance sheet which are drawn here.

Explanation of Solution

Adjusted trial balances are given.

Hence:

(a) Income Statement is as follows:

    Speedy Courier
    Income Statement
    For Year Ended December 31
    ParticularsAmount
      ($)
    Amount
      ($)
    Revenue:
    Delivery fees earned

      611,800
    Interest earned

      34,000
    Total revenues (A)

      645,800
    Expenses:
    Depreciation expense-Trucks

      29,000
    Depreciation expense-Equipment

      48,000
    Salaries expense

      74,000
    Wages expense

      300,000
    Interest expense

      15,000
    Office supplies expense

      31,000
    Advertising expense

      27,200
    Repair expense-Automobiles

      35,600
    Total Expenses(B)

      559,800
    Net income (A-B)
      $86,000

(b) Statement of owner's equity is as follows:

    Speedy Courier
    Statement of Owner's Equity
    For Year Ended December 31
    ParticularsAmount
      ($)
    Owner's equity, December 31 of the prior year

      125,000
    Add: Net Income

      86,000

      211,000
    Less: Withdrawals

      50,000
    Owner's equity, December 31 of the current year
      $161,000

(c) Balance Sheet is as follows:

    Speedy Courier
    Balance Sheet
    as on December 31
    AssetsAmount
      ($)
    Amount
      ($)
    Cash

      58,000
    Account receivable

      120,000
    Interest receivable

      7,000
    Notes receivable

      210,000
    Office supplies

      22,000
    Automobiles

      134,000
    Accumulated depreciation-Automobiles

      58,000

      76,000
    Office equipment

      270,000
    Accumulated depreciation-Office equipment

      (200,000)

      70,000
    Land

      100,000
    Total assets
      $663,000
    Liabilities & Equity
    Liabilities
    Account payable

      134,000
    Interest payable

      20,000
    Salaries payable

      28,000
    Unearned consulting fees

      120,000
    Long-term notes payable

      200,000
    Total Liabilities

      502,000
    Owner's equity

      161,000
    Total liabilities and equity
      $663,000

Conclusion:

Thus, these are the income statement, owner's equity statement, and balance sheet of Speedy Courier.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Introduction:

Profit Margin is the ratio which is a useful measure to calculate the company's operating results. In other words, it is a ratio of its net income to its net sales.

To calculate:

The profit margin for the year.

Answer to Problem 5BPSB

The profit margin of Speedy Courier for the year ended on December 31 : 13.3%

Explanation of Solution

Adjusted trial balances are given

Hence, the ratio of Profit margin is computed as follows:

    Profit Margin = Net Income

    Total Revenue

    = $86,000

    $645,800

    = 13.3%

Conclusion:

Thus, the profit margin of Speedy Courier is 13.3% .

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