Survey of Accounting (Accounting I)
Survey of Accounting (Accounting I)
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ISBN: 9781305961883
Author: Carl Warren
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 1, Problem 1.2.2P

Missing amounts from financial statements Obj.4
The financial statements at the end of Paradise Reaky’s first month of operations are shown

Chapter 1, Problem 1.2.2P, Missing amounts from financial statements Obj.4 The financial statements at the end of Paradise , example  1

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2. By analyzing the interrelationships among the financial statements, determine the proper amounts for (a) through (o).

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Introduction:

Financial Statements:

It is a set of records of all financial activities of a business entity prepared by the management that shows the ability of the business entity in utilizing the funds entrusted by the stockholders and lenders.

To calculate:

The wages expense and net income in income statement of company X, dividend and retained earnings closing balance in statement of stockholder's equity, balances of land, stock holder's equity and total liabilities and stockholder's equity as shown in balance sheet of company X. Also, to calculate cash received from customers, net cash flow from operating activities, net cash flow from financing activities, net increase in cash during month ended November 30, 20Y3 and cash as on November 30, 20Y3 as shown in statement of cash flows.

Answer to Problem 1.2.2P

Income Statement of company X

  1. Wages expense - $29850
  2. Net Income - $80000
  3. Statement of stockholders' equity

  4. Net Income- $80000
  5. Dividends- $36000
  6. Retained Earnings total = $44000
  7. Balance Sheet

  8. Land- $216000
  9. Total assets- $321200
  10. Common stock- $270000
  11. Retained earnings- $44000
  12. Total stockholder's equity- $314000
  13. Total liabilities and stockholder's equity- $321200
  14. Statement of cash flows

  15. Cash received from customers- $149300
  16. Net cash flow from operating activities- $81200
  17. Net cash flow from financing activities- $234000
  18. Net increase in cash during the month - $99200
  19. cash as on November 30, 20Y3

Explanation of Solution

Calculation of missing amounts in financial statements of company X:

Income Statement of company X(a) Wages expense = Total operating expense - (rent expense + supplies expense + utility expense +                                      miscellaneous expense)                               = $69300 - ( $14400 + $12000 + $8100 + $4950)                               = $ 29850.(b) Net Income       = Fees earned - Total operating expenses                               = $149300 - $69300                               = $80000.

Statement of stockholder's equity of company X(c) Net Income = Fees earned - Total operating expenses                         = $149300 - $69300                         = $80000.(d) Dividends   = ( Total issuance of common stock + Total net income)- Total balance as on                                  November 30, 20Y3                         = ($270000 + $80000) - $314000                         = $36000.(e)Retained earnings balance =Retained earnings balance as on November 1, 20Y3 + Net Income + Dividends      as on November 30, 20Y3                                               = 0 + $80000 - $36000                                               = $44000

Balance Sheet:

(f) Closing balance of land = Total assets in balance sheet  - ( Cash balanceas per balance sheet + Supplies                                                  balance as per balance sheet)                                             = $321200 - ( $99200 + 6000)                                             = $216000(g) Total assets = Total liabilities and stockholder's equity balance                         = $393200(h)Common stock = Balance as on November 30, 20Y3 as per Statement of stockholder's equity                              = $270000(i) Retained earnings = Balance as on November 30, 20Y3 as per Statement of stockholder's equity                                   = $44000 (j) Total stockholder's equity = Common stock balance as on November 30, 20Y3 as per                                                     Statement of stockholder's equity + retained earnings balance                                                     as on November 30, 20Y3 as per Statement of stockholder's equity                                                = $270000 + $44000                                                = $314000(k) Total liabilities and stock holder's equity = Total stockholder's equity balance + total liabilities                                                                       = $314000 + 7200                                                                      = $ 321200 

Statement of Cash flows(l) Cash received from customers = Fees earned as per income statement of company X                                                      = $149300(m) Net cash flow from operating activities = cash received from customers - cash paid for expenses                                                                          and to creditors                                                                     = $149300 - $68100                                                                     = $81200(n) Net cash flow from financing activities = cash received from issuing stock - dividends paid                                                                     = $270000 - $36000                                                                     = $234000(o) Net increase in cash dusring month/      = cash flow from operating activities + Cash flow from investing       Cash as oh November 30, 20Y3                  activities + cash flow from financing activities                                                                     = $81200 + (216000) +234000                                                                     = $99200

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