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Chapter 18, Problem 41P
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Record each of these transactions in appropriate journal entry form. Prepare a schedule calculating the change in unrestricted, permanently restricted, and temporarily restricted net assets.

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The journal entries for the given transactions are as follows:

Date Account Title and Explanation Post ref. Debit ($) Credit ($)
 a. Investments-Internally Restricted       160,000 
  Cash        160,000
  (being use of funds to be transferred to future)   
     
 b. Cash         80,000 
  Permanently Restricted Assets          80,000
  (being donation received by the organization)   
     
 c. Inventory of Medicines         25,000 
  Cash          25,000
  (being amount received in previous year recorded and expended in current period)   
     
 d. Accounts receivables-Patients       120,000 
  Accounts receivables-Third party payers       480,000 
  Patient Service Revenue        600,000
  (being amount charged to patients to be covered by third-parties)   
     
 e. Depreciation expense         38,000 
  Accumulated Depreciation          38,000
  (being depreciation expense recorded)   
     
 f. Cash         15,000 
  Interest Revenue-Unrestricted Net Assets          15,000
  (being interest income recorded)   
     
 g. Bad debts         20,000 
  Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts          20,000
  (being uncollectible debtors recorded)   
     
  Contractual adjustment         30,000 
  Allowance for reduced charges          30,000
  (being contractual adjustment reduced)   
     
 h. Supplies         25,000 
  Inventory of Medicines          25,000
  (being inventory recorded as expense)   
     
 i. Cash   
  Investments-Internally Restricted   
  Unrestricted Net assets   
  (being investments sold)   
     
  Equipment       212,000 
  Cash        212,000
  (being equipment purchased)   
     
  Temporarily Restricted Net Assets         25,000 
  Unrestricted Net assets          25,000
  (being assets re-classified)   
     
 j. Cash         12,600 
  Present Value of Pledges Receivable         98,000 
  Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges            9,000
  Contributed support-Unrestricted Net Assets          12,600
  Contributed support- Temporarily restricted Net Assets          89,000

Table: (1)

The schedule calculating the change in unrestricted, permanently restricted, and temporarily restricted net assets is as follows:

 Chang in Net AssetsUnrestricted Net AssetsTemporarily restricted net assetsPermanently restricted net assets
a.No change$0$0$0
b.Donation  $80,000
c.Stipulation Met-Re-classification$25,000($25,000) 
d.Patient services$600,000  
e.Depreciation($38,000)  
f.Interests$15,000  
g.Bad Debts($20,000)  
 Contractual adjustments($30,000)  
h.Supplies expense($25,000)  
i.Gain from Investments$12,000  
 Stipulation Met-Re-classification$25,000($25,000) 
j.Pledges$12,600$89,000 
 Chang in Net Assets$576,600$39,000$80,000

Table: (2)

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