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tankabanditka [31]
2 years ago
9

Waddell Company had the following balances in its accounting records as of December 31, 2018

Business
1 answer:
Molodets [167]2 years ago
5 0

1. The  two additional adjusting entries   are:

•Rent Expenses $5,225

•Revenue $3,700

2.  Balance sheet reported  is $42,000

3.  Netnet cash flow from operating activities  is $37,500

4. Rent expenset is $5,225$5,225

5.  Totaltotal liabilities is $23,770

6.  Supplies expense   $800

7.    Unearnedunearned revenue  is $3,700

8.    Netnet cash flow  is ($10,000)

9.   Totaltotal expenses is $24,125

10.   Total  service revenue is $71,700

 11.   Cash cash  Cash flows from financing activities  is $45,600

12.   Netnet income  is $26,216

13.   Retainedretained earnings  is $43,216

1. Additional adjusting entries that must be made are:

•Part of the Prepaid rent of the amount of $5,225 will be  allocated to the rent expense

Rent Expenses $5,225

($5,700 x 11/12 = $5,225)

•Part  of the revenue received in advance of the amount of  wi$3,700ll  be recognized as revenue

Revenue

($7,400 x 6/12 = $3,700)



2. Beginning balance $32,000

Add Cost of Land purchased $32,000

Less Cost of Land sold ($22,000)

Ending balance $42,000

3.Cash received from customers

Received cash in advance as a retainer for services to be performed monthly over the coming year $7,400

Received cash collections from accounts receivable $54,000

Cash Paid to Suppliers:

Paid cash in advance for a one-year lease for office space $(5,700)

Made a cash payment on accounts payable $(20,000)

Cash flow from operating activities $35,700

4.Rent for 12 months $5,700

Less Rent per months $475

($5,700/12)

Rent expense $5,225

5. Accounts Payable:

Beginning balance $23,000

Cash payment on accounts payable $(20,000)

Purchased supplies on account $970

Incurred other operating expenses on account $13,000

Balance of Accounts Payable $16,970

Unearned Income $3,700

Accrued salaries expense $5,100

Total Liabilities $23,770

($16,970+$3,700+$5,100)

6.Supplies purchased $970

Less Supplies on hand ($170)

Supplies expense $800

7.Revenue received ion July 1 for 12 months contract $7,400

50% earned in the year $(3,700)

Unearned revenue of the balance sheet $3,700

8. Cash used to purchase land $(32,000)

Proceeds from the sale of land $22,000

Cash used by investing activities $(10,000)

9. Lease for office space $5,225

Supplies $800

Other operating expenses $13,000

Salaries expense $5,100

Total expenses $24,125

10. Revenue earned from retainer received in advance $3,700

Service revenue on account $68,000

Total Service Revenue $71,700

11. Issue of common stock $48,000

Cash dividend to the stockholders $(2,400)

Cash provided by financing activities $45,600

12.Total Service Revenue $71,700

($3,700+$68,000)

Interest Revenue $116

Total expenses $(45,600)

Net income $26,216

13. Retained Earnings on the balance sheet is:

Beginning balance $17,000

Net income for the year $26,216

Ending balance $43,216



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