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    * Inventory

    Inventory $100

    Accounts payable $100

    Accounts payable $100

    Cash $100

    Accounts payable $100

    Inventory $100

    Inventory $15

    Cash $15

    Accounts receivable $100

    Sales (revenue) $100

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    Cost of goods sold $60

    Inventory $60

    Cash $100

    Accounts receivable $100

    Sales return (=Sales) $100

    Accounts receivable $100

    Inventory $60

    Cost of goods sold $60

    Raw material $80

    Cash (or Accounts payable) $80

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    Work-in-process $70

    Raw material $70

    Work-in-process $55

    Cash (or Accrued payable) $55

    Finished goods $125

    Work-in-process $125

    Cost of goods sold $60

    Finished goods $60

    ) if, Purchase price = $100, credit term; 2 by 15, net 30.

    When purchased (delivered, shipped)

    Purchase 100 Purchase 98

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    Accounts payable 100 Accounts payable 98

    if, (015)

    Accounts payable 100 Accounts payable 98

    Cash 98 Cash 98

    Purchase discount 2

    if, (16

    )

    Accounts payable 100 Accounts payable 98

    Purchase discount not taken loss 2

    Cash 100 Cash 100

    < Perpetual method> < periodic method>

    When purchased Inventory 60 Purchases 60

    (at $60) Cash 60 cash 60

    When sold Cash 100 Cash 100

    (at $100) Sales 100 Sales 100

    CGS 60

    Inventory 60 N/A

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    () ()

    At year (or period) end Inventory xx

    N/A Purchases xx

    CGS xx

    Inventory xx

    Direct method() Indirect method()

    Cost of goods sold 20 Loss due to market decline 20

    Inventory 20 Inventory 20

    * Fixed asset

    Land/Building/Equipment $1,000

    Cash (or Accounts payable) $1,000

    Borrow 1,000,000 for construction of building at 10% per year. (11)

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    1/1 Cash $1,000,000 Building in progress $400,000

    Loan payable $1,000,000 Cash $400,000

    7/1 Building in progress $400,000

    Cash $400,000

    12/31 Interest expense $100,000 Building in progress $400,000

    Cash $100,000 Interest expense $60,000

    Depreciation expense $200

    Accumulated depreciation $200

    Work-in-process $200

    Accumulated depreciation $200

    Cash $5,000

    Accumulated depreciation $3,000

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    Building $7,000

    Gain on sale of building $1,000

    Cash $2,500

    Accumulated depreciation $3,000

    Loss on sale of building $1,500

    Building $7,000

    Land $5,000

    Accumulated depreciation $3,000

    Loss on sale of machine $2,000

    Machine $10,000

    Machine $5,000

    Accumulated depreciation $3,000

    Loss on sale of machine $2,000

    Machine $10,000

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    Machine $7,000

    Accumulated depreciation $3,000

    Machine $10,000

    Machine (new) $5,833

    Accumulated depreciation $3,000

    Cash $2,000

    Machine (old) $10,000

    Gain on sale of machine $833

    Building $600,000

    Land $400,000

    Cash $800,000

    Mortgage payable $200,000

    Repairs & maintenance expense $500

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    Cash $500

    Improvement in efficiency or Extension of useful life

    Building $500,000 Accumulated depreciation $500,000

    Cash $500,000 Cash $500,000

    Impairment loss $4,000

    Accumulated depreciation $4,000

    Inventory (Coal, Copper) $100,000

    Natural resources $100,000

    Intangible assets (Patent, Copyrights, Trademark, Goodwill) $200,000

    Cash $200,000

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    Amortization expense $10,000

    Intangible assets (Patents,) $10,000

    Impairment loss $4,000

    Intangible assets (Patents,) $4,000

    Start-up expense $300

    Cash (Accrued payables) $300

    R & D expense $100,000

    Cash (Accrued payables) $100,000

    Equipment (R & D Equipment) $100,000

    Cash (Accrued payables) $100,000

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    * Monetary current asset and current liability

    Collection of notes receivable

    Cash $300

    Notes receivable $300

    Recognition of interest income

    Cash $200

    Interest income (revenue) $200

    NSF (not sufficient fund) check

    Accounts receivable $2,000

    Cash $2,000

    Petty Cash $300 Cash $270

    Cash $300 ?? expense $30

    Petty Cash $300

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    ) if, sales price = $100 payment(credit) term() = 2/15, n/40

    When sold

    A/R 100 A/R 98

    Sales 100 Sales 98

    if, (015)

    Cash 98 Cash 98

    Sales discount 2 A/R 98

    A/R 100

    if, (16 )

    Cash 100 Cash 100

    A/R 98

    A/R 100 Sales discount not taken gain 2

    12/31-entry for anticipated sales discounts in gross method)

    Sales discount $550

    Allowance for sales discount $550

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    Bad debt expense $5,000

    Allowance for uncollectible accounts $5,000

    Allowance for uncollectible accounts $2,000

    Accounts receivable $2,000

    Cash $1,200

    Allowance for uncollectible accounts $1,200

    Long-term liability $30,000

    Current portion of long-term liability $30,000

    Retained earnings $20,000

    Dividends payable (current liability) $20,000

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    Dividends payable $20,000

    Cash $20,000

    Advertisement (Rent, Interest) expense $600

    Accrued payable $600

    Payroll Expense $10,000

    Salary payable (or cash) $7,235

    Income tax payable $1,000

    FICA tax payable $765

    Union dues payable $200

    Medical insurance payable $800

    < Payroll tax;(employer)>

    Payroll tax expense $965

    FICA tax payable $765

    Unemployment tax payable $200

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    Sale entry Tax payment entry

    Cash $10,600 Sales tax payable $600

    Sales $10,000

    Sales tax payable $600 Cash $600

    7/1 6/30fiscal period of taxing authority. X Co.'s buildingproperty tax$ 24,000 / year,

    Pay semi-annually on 11/1 & 5/1 of $12,000

    Accounting policy of X Co. = monthly accrual of property tax expense

    7/31) Property tax expense 2,000 1/31) Property tax expense 2,000

    Property tax payable 2,000 Property tax payable 2,000

    8/31) Property tax expense 2,000 2/28) Property tax expense 2,000

    Property tax payable 2,000 Property tax payable 2,000

    9/30) Property tax expense 2,000 3/31) Property tax expense 2,000

    Property tax payable 2,000 Property tax payable 2,000

    10/31) Property tax expense 2,000 4/30) Property tax expense 2,000

    Property tax payable 2,000 Property tax payable 2,000

    11/1) Property tax payable 8,000 5/1) Property tax payable 8,000

    Prepaid property tax 4,000 Prepaid property tax 4,000

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    Cash 12,000 Cash 12,000

    11/30) Property tax expense 2,000 5/31) Property tax expense 2,000

    Prepaid property tax 2,000 Prepaid property tax 2,000

    12/31) Property tax expense 2,000 6/30) Property tax expense 2,000

    Prepaid property tax 2,000 Prepaid property tax 2,000

    Deposit Liability Unearned Revenue

    a. ,

    Cash $800 Cash $800

    Deposit Liability $800 Unearned Revenue $800

    b. Refund Revenue(completion of earning process)

    Deposit Liability $800 Unearned Revenue $800

    Cash $800 Revenue $800

    Unrealized losses on purchase commitment $10,000

    Accrued liability on purchase commitment $10,000

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    Warranty expense $50,000 Warranty liability $15,000

    Warranty liability $50,000 Cash, parts inventory, etc. $15,000

    Sale/mailing

    entry

    Actual expenditure

    entry

    Premium expense $3,000 Liability for premium $300

    Liability for premium $3,000 Premiums (,) $300

    Unrealized losses from litigation $30,000

    Accrued liability from litigation $30,000

    * Present value

    Cash 9,522 Cash 10,517

    Discount on B/P 478 Bond Payable 10,000

    Bond Payable 10,000 Premium on B/P 517

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    Interest expense 1,142 Interest expense 841

    Cash (Accrued interest payable) 1,000 Premium on B/P 159

    Discount on B/P 142 Cash (Accrued interest payable) 1,000

    Bond Payable 10,000 Bond Payable 10,000

    Cash 10,000 Cash 10,000

    a. Recording bonds issue cost

    Bond issue cost $200,000

    Cash $200,000

    b. Amortization of bonds issue costs

    Bond issue expense (= amortization expense for bond issue cost) $10,000

    Bond issue cost $10,000

    Bond sinking funds $5,000

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    Cash $5,000

    Bond sinking funds $500

    Interest income $500 (Fund)

    Bonds payable $100,000

    Bond sinking funds $100,000 (Fund)

    When cash received

    Cash 200,000

    Discount on N/P 40,000

    Note payable 200,000.... face amount = principal amount

    Deferred sales revenue 40,000 (..)

    When normal sales price = $500,000 inventory sold

    Cash (or A/R) 460,000

    Deferred sales revenue 40,000

    Sales (Revenue) 500,000

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    4/1/2000, Sky Co. issued 2-year $100,000 noninterest bearing note in exchange for a machine. The machine has not

    determinable market value, and prevailing interest rate of this type of note was 10%. The present value of $1 for 2 periods

    at 10% interest rate is 0.826

    Machine 82,600

    Discount on Note payable 17,400

    Note payable 100,000

    Interest expense 6,195 82,60010%9/12

    Discount on Note payable 6,195

    ) If Face value = 500,000

    Unamortized Disc. = 2,000

    Unamortized bond issue costs = 4,000 Reacquisition Cost = 510,000

    Bonds payable 500,000

    Loss on redemption of bonds 16,000

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    Discounts on bonds payable 2,000

    Bond issue costs 4,000

    Cash 510,000

    )1. rent building for 3 years rent for )2. Rent building for 3 years rent for

    1st year = 300,000 2nd=200,000 3rd=100,000 1st year = 0 2nd=250,000 3rd=350,000

    Rent expense 200,000 Rent expense 200,000

    Prepaid rent 100,000

    Cash 300,000 Accrued rent payable 200,000

    Rent expense 200,000 Rent expense 200,000

    Prepaid rent 100,000 Accrued rent payable 200,000

    Cash 100,000

    Prepaid rent 100,000 Accrued rent payable 250,000

    Cash 100,000 Cash 250,000

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    Rent expense 200,000 Rent expense 200,000

    Prepaid rent 100,000 Accrued rent payable 150,000

    Cash 100,000 Cash 350,000

    When costs incurred During lease term()

    Initial direct cost $300 Amortization expense $100

    Cash $300 Initial direct cost $100

    When costs incurred D uring lease term

    Leaseholds improvement $50,000 Depreciation expense $10,000

    Cash $50,000 Accumulated depreciation $10,000

    Leased asset (PP&E) $200,000

    Lease obligation (liability) $200,000

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    12/31/98 3-year equipment lease started. Fair value of equip ment = 144,288 useful life = 5 years, $50,000 3 equal annual

    payment beginning at 12/31/98(), Bargain purchase option by lessee at the end of lease term = $10,000, expected

    residual value at the end of useful life = $1,000, interest rate = 10%/year, use S-L depreciation.

    criteria 2BPO.

    Minimum Lease Payment = 160,000(50,0003 + 10,000)

    Present value of Minimum Lease Payment at 10% interest = 144,288

    Leased equipment 144,288

    Lease obligation 144,288

    Lease obligation 50,000

    Cash 50,000

    Lease obligation 40,571 (144,288-1,000)1/528,658

    Interest expense 9,429 94,28810% Depreciation expense 28,658

    Cash 50,000 Accumulated depreciation 28,658

    Lease obligation 44,628 (144,288-1,000)1/528,658

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    Interest expense 5,372 53,71710% Depreciation expense 28,658

    Cash 50,000 Accumulated depreciation 28,658

    (144,288-1,000)1/528,658

    Interest expense 911 9,08910% Depreciation expense 28,658

    Lease obligation 911 Accumulated depreciation 28,658

    Lease obligation 10,000

    Cash 10,000 2002/2003.

    * Stockholders equity

    [(10/15/01)]

    Cash 5

    Subscription receivable 10(contra-equity account) common stock subscribed(-)

    Common stock subscribed 10 par value amountcommon stock

    APIC from common stock 5 plug-in

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    [(11/15/01)]

    Cash 10 []

    Subscription receivable 10 Cash 15

    Common stock subscribed 10 Common stock $10

    Common stock 10 APIC from common stock 5

    Stock issue costAPICDecrease

    $2stock issue cost,

    APIC from common stock 2

    Cash 2 net of APIC increased amount = $3(5-2)

    ) par value $1/share, original issue price=$5/share, bought 10shares at $10/share

    1) When purchased treasury stock

    Treasury stock 100 Treasury stock 10

    APIC from common stock 40

    R/E 50R/E

    Cash 100 Cash 100

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    2) Sell 3 shares at $15/share

    Cash 45 Cash 45

    Treasury stock 30 Treasury stock 3

    APIC from treasury stock 15 APIC APIC from common stock 42

    3) Sell 3 shares at $7/share

    Cash 21 Cash 21

    APIC from treasury stock 9 , APIC-t/s Treasury stock 3

    Treasury stock 30 APIC from common stock 18

    4) Sell 3 shares at $6/share

    Cash 18 Cash 18

    APIC from treasury stock 6 , APIC-t/s Treasury stock 3

    R/E 6 , R/E APIC from common stock 15

    Treasury stock 30

    5) Sell 1 shares at $20/share

    Cash 20 Cash 20

    Treasury stock 10 Treasury stock 1

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    APIC from treasury stock 10 APIC-t/s APIC from common stock 19

    par value method(R/E debit) original issue price

    .(APIC-t/s credit)original issue price.

    ) par value method"APIC from treasury stock" (If bought 10 shares at $3/share)

    Treasury stock 10

    APIC...c/s 40

    Cash 30

    APIC...t/s 20(plug-in)

    )Co.Land. LandFair value = $80,000,

    If, Book value of Land = 70,000 If, Book value of Land = 90,000

    (Revalue land to fair value)

    Land 10,000 Loss from Land 10,000

    Gain from Land 10,000 Land 10,000

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    Retained Earnings 80,000(Fair Value)

    Property dividends distributable 80,000

    Property dividends distributable 80,000

    Land 80,000

    Retained Earnings 80,000 Retained Earnings 80,000

    Land 70,000 Loss from Land 10,000

    Gain from Land 10,000 Land 90,000

    ) if 100shares outstanding, par value of 1 share = $1 , market price = $ 3 / share declared and issued ... ...

    Small stock dividend (10%) Large stock dividend (40%)

    (Use FV of stock to R/E) (Use Par value of stock to R/E)

    Retained earnings 30(market) Retained earnings 40

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    Common stock 10 Common stock 40(par)

    APIC-c/s 20(plug-in)

    Unappropriated retained earnings $1,000,000

    Appropriated retained earnings $1,000,000

    * Investments

    Date of declare Date of distribution

    Dividends receivable 500 Cash 500

    Dividend income 500 Dividends receivable 500

    At year-end

    Investment in S Co. 4,800 (net income x)

    Investment income 4,800 (= Equity in earnings of S company)

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    When received cash dividends

    Cash 2,000

    Investment in S Co. 2,000

    7/1/99 12/31/99 12/31/2000 4/1/2001

    Fair Value $100 $200 $400 $450

    If, Trading S. B/S $200 $400

    I/S $100 $200 $50

    (Unrealized G) (Unrealized G) (Realized G)

    If. AFS S. B/S $200 $400 $4500

    OCI $100 $200 $50

    (Unrealized G) (Unrealized G) (Unrealized G)

    AOCI $100 $300 $3500

    Cumulative (Unrealized G) (Unrealized G) (Unrealized G)

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    I/S $350

    (Realized G)

    Trading security AFS security

    7/1/99

    Investment 100 Investment 100

    Cash 100 Cash 100

    12/31/99

    Investment*1 100 Investment*1 100

    Unrealized gain (I/S) 100 Unrealized gain(OCI) 100

    12/31/2000

    Investment 200 Investment 200

    Unrealized gain (I/S) 200 Unrealized gain (OCI) 200

    4/1/2001

    Investment 50 Investment 50

    Unrealized gain (I/S)*) 50 unrealized gain (OCI) 50

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    Cash 450 Cash 450

    Investment 450 Investment 450

    Reclassification adjustment 350

    Realized gain (I/S) on sale 350

    Insurance expense $7,000

    Cash surrender value $3,000

    Cash $10,000 ( Insurance premium)