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Professor June Huang Fall 2023 – ACCT 2301 (Sections 006 and 012) Homework 3 Due by 12PM CT (noon) on Tuesday, September 12 th Answers to this homework assignment must be submitted online through eLearning Section 1: Revenue recognition 1. Recall Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats, the maker of delectable cat treats. Suppose Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats has the following activities in the month of March 2023. Note the amount of revenue Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats would recognize for each activity in March 2023 . (a) On March 2, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats delivers $2,500 worth of cat treats to a local pet store that makes the purchase on credit. Dr. Accounts Receivable(+A) 2500 Cr. Revenue (+R,+SE) 2500 (b) On March 5, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats delivers $500 worth of cat treats to an individual customer with 10 cats. The customer pays for the treats on the same day they’re delivered. Dr. Cash (+A) 500 Cr. Revenue (+R,+SE) 500 (c) On March 10, customers paid $1,300 to Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats for February 2023 order deliveries. Dr. Cash (+A) 1300 Cr. Acc Receivable (-A) 1300 (d) On March 15, the local pet store pays $2,500 to Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats for the order in (a). Dr. Cash (+A) 2500 Cr. Acc Receivable (-A) 2500
(e) On March 21, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats delivers $900 worth of cat treats to a local animal shelter. The shelter pays $400 in cash on the same day and agrees to pay the remainder by May 1 st . Dr. Cash (+A) 400 Dr. Acc Receivable (+A) 500 Cr. Sales Revenue (+R,+SE) 900 Section 2: Expense recognition 2. Suppose Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats has the following activities in the month of April 2023. Note the amount of expense Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats would recognize for each activity in April 2023 . (a) In April, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats paid suppliers $2,000 for supplies received in January. Dr. Supplies (+A) 2000 Cr. Cash (-A) 2000 (b) In April, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats sold $1,000 worth of cat treats that had taken $800 worth of supplies to manufacture. Dr. COGS (+E,-SE) 1000 Cr. Supplies (-A) 1000 (c) At the end of April, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats received a $450 utility bill for electricity used in the month of April. The bill will be paid in May. Dr. Utilities expense (+E,-SE) 450 Cr. Utilities Payable (+L) 450 (d) At the end of April, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats paid $1,500 to employees for work performed in April and paid $300 to employees for work performed in March. Dr. Wages Expense (+E,-SE) 1800 Cr. Cash (-A) 1800
(e) At the end of April, Moko’s Mouthwatering Treats pays $6,000 in rent for the months of April and May. Rent is $3000 per month. Dr. Rent Expense (+E,-SE) 3000 Dr. Prepaid Rent (+A) 3000 Cr. Cash (-A) 6000 (See next page for question 3) Section 3: Transaction analysis 3. Swift Tailors, founded by Betty and Marjorie Gomez, is a dry cleaner and clothing alteration company registered as a corporation on August 1, 2021. During the first month as a corporation, the following events took place. If the event results in a transaction, record journal entries (noting whether each account is an Asset, Liability, Shareholders’ Equity, Revenue, or Expense), post the transactions to T-accounts, and prepare the balance sheet and income statement for Swift Tailors as of August 31, 2021. Ignore any adjusting or closing entries that would normally be done at the end of the month, except where explicitly stated. Assume zero taxes. (a) On August 1, Betty contributed $250,000 in cash in exchange for 50,000 shares of ownership in the company. Each share has a par value of $1. Dr. Cash (A+) 250,000 Cr. Common Stock (+SE) 50,000 # of shares*par value Cr. APIC (+SE) 200,000 (b) On August 1, Marjorie contributed $75,000 in cash and $175,000 worth of dry cleaning equipment in exchange for 50,000 shares. The equipment has a remaining useful life of 6 years. Dr. Cash (+A) 75,000 Dr. Equipment (A+) 175,000 Cr. Common Stock (+SE) 50,000 Cr. APIC (+SE) 200,000
(c) On August 1, the company hired two part-time employees. Each employee has a monthly salary of $1,200. The monthly salary is paid on the last day of each month. Dr. salary expense (+e,-SE) 2,400 Cr. Acc payable (+L) 2,400 we would not record a journal entry on August 1 and will instead record an entry at the end of the month when salaries expenses have been incurred. (d) On August 1, the company received a 3-year loan from a bank for $300,000. The interest rate is 11% annually, with interest payable at the end of each year of the loan term (e.g., the first interest payment would be by August 1, 2022). Dr. Cash (+A) 300,000 Cr. Acc Payable (+L) 300,000 Cr. Interest expense (+e,-SE) 33,000 (e) On August 1, the company signed an annual lease agreement for store space. The rent is $3,600 per month and the company paid 4 months in advance in cash. Dr. Prepaid rent (+A) 14,400 Cr. Cash (-A) 14,400 (f) On August 11, the company purchased dry cleaning chemicals from Willow Essentials. The supplies cost $22,000. Swift Tailors paid half in cash and purchased the other half on account. Dr. Supplies (+A) 22,000 Cr. Cash (-A) 11,000 Cr. Acc Payable (-L) 11,000 (g) On August 13, the company received a $12,000 bulk dry cleaning order from Enchanted Vestments, which pays $4,000 in advance and will pay the remainder when the dry cleaning order is complete. Dr. Cash (+A) 4,000 Dr. Acc Receivable (+A) 8,000 Cr. Revenue (+R, +SE) 4,000 Dr. Cash (+A) 4,000 Cr. Deferred Revenue (+L) 4,000
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