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Week 5 Discussion
James Morales
South University
ACC1002-Accounting II SU01
Professor Tim Crawford
September 15th, 2023
Discussion Question One:
You are forming a business with a couple of construction friends who want to build custom homes. They are good at construction, but do not know anything
about accounting. Using the example of the construction in the PBS tv show “This Old House”:
Explain for your new business associates how you would do the accounting for this type of business.
We will begin by creating a comprehensive chart of accounts which is a categorized list of all the financial transactions we'll encounter. This list will include accounts for revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, and equity.
To streamline the recording and management of financial transactions, we will use specialized accounting software. This software will help us generate financial statements, track expenses, manage invoices, and monitor cash flow. Each financial transaction will be recorded as a journal entry that consists of a debit and a credit. This will help us maintain the fundamental accounting equation (Assets = Liabilities + Equity).
Using proper terminology and accounting concepts, give a general explanation of the different types of costs involved and make up some sample transactions to record what you see on the tv show. You can assume the costs amounts and identify anything else you are assuming in order to record the transaction.
Here's a more precise version of the text, with corrected spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors:
1. Purchase of Construction Materials:
Debit Inventory (Assets), Credit Accounts Payable (Liabilities).
If materials worth $10,000 are purchased on credit.
2. Payment to Contractors:
Debit Labor Expense (Expenses), Credit Cash (Assets).
If $8,000 is paid to contractors for their services.
3. Home Sale Revenue:
Debit Cash (Assets), Credit Sales Revenue (Income).
Assuming that a custom home is sold for $200,000.
4. Depreciation of Equipment:
Debit Depreciation Expense (Expenses), Credit Accumulated Depreciation (Assets).
If equipment with a useful life of 5 years is depreciated by $2,000.
What other transactions and costs need to be recorded that you do not directly see on the tv show.
Running a construction business involves various expenses that need to be accounted for. One of these expenses is overhead costs that cover administrative
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You are forming a business with a couple of construction friends who want to build custom homes. They are good at construction, but do not know anything about accounting. Using the example of the construction in the PBS tv show "This Old House":
• Explain for your new business associates how you would do the accounting for this type of business.
. Using proper terminology and accounting concepts, give a general explanation of the different types of costs involved and make up some sample transactions to record what you see on the tv show. You can assume the costs amounts and identify anything else you are assuming in order to record the transaction.
• What other transactions and costs need to be recorded that you do not directly see on the tv show.
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As a fresh graduate from the school of business at Mulungushi University, you have just been employed by an emerging successful entrepreneur, a Mr. Kyambalesa, as his Accountant.Kyambalesa is a retail grocer involved in buying and selling of goods. You have discovered that Kyambalesa together with one of his clerical employee had just completed preparing accounts for the year ended 31 December 2022. The accounts reveal a profit of K305,000=
You have just gone through the accounts and other related documents and discovered the following:
1. Mr. Kyambalesa withdrew goods from his business for domestic use valued at K10,000 purchase cost. He makes a profit of 25% on cost.
Kyambalesa recorded this withdrawal in the accounts as a sale to himself at cost (K10,000).
2. You discover that there was a further withdrawal of goods for domestic use valued at K2,000 cost, which was never recorded in the accounts and therefore did not affect the profit of K305,000 in any way.
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Integrative Problem Samantha Sampson retired a few years ago at the age of 55. Because she is bored with retirement and still relatively young, Samantha has considered starting a business of her own. However, she doesn’t know anything about business. As a result, Sam has hired the consulting firm for which you work to give her a brief tutorial on business and finance. To begin her lesson, Ms. Sampson has asked you to answer the following questions:
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What are the major areas of the finance discipline?
How has finance changed since the beginning of the twentieth century?
What are some of the financial trends that are currently of interest to businesses?
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What does it mean to maximize value?
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What is lean manufacturing? How is the goal of value maximization related to lean manufacturing?
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DATE
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Sehar
(RM)
Hock Seng
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50,000
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10,000
15,000
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Equipment
20,000
15,000
20,000
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