FUND. ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES >CUSTOM<
FUND. ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES >CUSTOM<
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Author: Wild
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Chapter 3, Problem 2GLP
To determine

Adjusting Entries:

The journal entries framed to realize the revenues and expense for the specified accounting period are called adjusting entries.

Income Statement:

The statement which shows the revenues earned and expenses incurred during a particular year is called Income statement.

Statement of Owner's Equity:

The statement which shows changes in the owners' equity due to net income or loss and owners' withdrawal during the accounting period is called statement of owner's equity.

Balance Sheet:

A financial statement which shows the financial position of a company during specified accounting period is called a balance sheet.

Prepare adjusting entries, adjusted trial balance, and financial statements based on the given assignment.

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Solution:

    Date
    Accounts
    Debit
    Credit
    Dec. 31 a.
    Insurance Expense
    $2,400


    Prepaid Insurance

    $2,400




    Dec. 31 b.
    Teaching Supplies Expense
    $5,200


    Teaching Supplies

    $5,200




    Dec. 31 c.
    Depreciation Expense − Equipment
    $13,200


    Accumulated Depreciation − Equipment

    $13,200




    Dec. 31 d.
    Depreciation Expense − Professional Library
    $7,200


    Accumulated Depreciation −
    Professional Library

    $7,200




    Dec. 31 e.
    Unearned Training Fees
    $5,000


    Training Fees Earned

    $5,000




    Dec. 31 f.
    Accounts Receivable
    $7,500


    Tuition Fees Earned

    $7,500




    Dec. 31 g.
    Salaries Expense
    $400


    Salaries Payable

    $400




    Dec. 31 h.
    Rent Expense
    $3,000


    Prepaid Rent

    $3,000




Financial Statements

    WELLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
    Income Statement
    December 31, 2017
    Revenues:


    Tuition Fees Earned
    $131,400

    Training Fees Earned
    $45,000

    Total Revenue

    $176,400



    Expenses:


    Salaries Expense
    $50,400

    Insurance Expense
    $2,400

    Rent Expense
    $36,000

    Teaching Supplies Expense
    $5,200

    Advertising Expense
    $6,000

    Utilities Expense
    $6,400

    Depreciation Expense − Professional Library
    $7,200

    Depreciation Expense − Equipment
    $13,200

    Total Expense

    $126,800



    Net Income

    $49,600
    WELLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
    Statement of Owner's Equity
    December 31, 2017
    T. Wells, Unadjusted Balance
    $90,000
    Net income for the month
    $49,600
    Subtotal
    $139,600
    Owner's withdrawal
    (50,000)
    T. Wells, Adjusted Balance
    $89,600
    WELLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
    Balance Sheet
    December 31, 2017
    Assets

    Current Asset:


    Cash
    $34,000

    Accounts Receivable
    $7,500

    Teaching Supplies
    $2,800

    Prepaid Insurance
    $9,600

    Prepaid Rent
    $0

    Total Current Assets

    $53,900



    Plant, Property and Equipment


    Professional Library
    $35,000

    Accumulated Depreciation − Professional Library
    $17,200
    $17,800
    Equipment
    $80,000

    Accumulated Depreciation − Equipment
    $28,200
    $51,800
    Total Plant, Property and Equipment

    $69,600



    Total Assets
    $123,500



    Liabilities

    Current Liabilities


    Accounts Payable
    $26,000

    Salaries Payable
    $400

    Unearned Training Fees
    $7,500

    Total Liabilities

    $33,900



    Owner's Equity

    T. Wells, Capital

    $89,600



    Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity
    $123,500



    Adjustment
    Impact on net income
    a.
    The expiration of insurance coverage is insurance expense incurred which will decrease the net income for the period.
    b.
    Teaching supplies expense is an expense which reduces the net income of the company.
    c.
    Annual Depreciation on equipment will reduce the value of the equipment and decrease the net income by the same amount.
    d.
    Depreciation expense on professional library is an expense which decreases the net income.
    e.
    The training fees earned decreases the balance of Unearned Training Fees and increase the revenue of the company and consequently increases the net income for the period.
    f.
    Accrued Tuition fees increases the accounts receivable balance and net income of the company.
    g.
    Accrued salaries expense decreases the net income and increases the liability " Salaries Payable".
    h.
    The rent expense debited by crediting the prepaid rent increases the expenses of the company and at the same time decreases the net income for the period.


Explanation of Solution

    Cash
    Unadj. Bal. $34,000



    Accounts Receivable
    Unadj. Bal. $0
    f. $7,500

    Bal. $7,500

    Teaching Supplies
    Unadj. Bal. $8,000

    b. $5,200
    Bal. $2,800

    Prepaid Insurance
    Unadj. Bal. $12,000

    a. $2,400
    Bal. $9,600

    Prepaid Rent
    Unadj. Bal. $3,000

    h. $3,000
    Bal. $0

    Professional Library
    Bal. $35,000



    Accumulated Depreciation − Professional
    Library

    Unadj. Bal. $10,000
    d. $7,200

    Bal. $17,200
    Equipment

    Bal. $80,000



    Accumulated Depreciation − Equipment


    Unadj. Bal. $15,000
    c. $13,200

    Bal. $28,200
    Accounts Payable

    Bal. $26,000


    Salaries Payable

    Unadjusted Bal. $0
    g. $400

    Bal. $400
    Unearned Training Fees
    e. $5,000
    Unadj. Bal. $12,500


    Bal. $7,500
    T. Wells, Capital

    Bal. $90,000


    T. Wells, Withdrawals

    Bal. $50,000


    Tuition Fees Earned

    Unadj. Bal. $123,900
    f. $7,500

    Bal. $131,400
    Training Fees Earned

    Unadj. Bal. $40,000
    e. $5,000

    Bal. $45,000
    Depreciation Expense − Professional Library
    Unadjusted Bal. $0
    d. $7,200

    Bal. $7,200

    Depreciation Expense − Equipment
    Unadjusted Bal. $0
    c. $13,200

    Bal. $13,200

    Salaries Expense
    Unadj. Bal. $50,000
    g. $400

    Bal. $50,400

    Insurance Expense
    Unadjusted Bal. $0
    a. $2,400

    Bal. $2,400

    Rent Expense
    Unadj. Bal. $33,000
    h. $3,000

    Bal. $36,000

    Teaching Supplies Expense
    Unadjusted Bal. $0
    b. $5,200

    Bal. $5,200

    Advertising Expense
    Bal. $6,000



    Utilities Expense
    Bal. $6,400



    WELLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
    Adjusted Trial Balance
    December 31, 2017



    Cash
    $34,000

    Accounts Receivable
    $7,500

    Teaching Supplies
    $2,800

    Prepaid Insurance
    $9,600

    Prepaid Rent
    $0

    Professional Library
    $35,000

    Accumulated Depreciation − Professional Library

    $17,200
    Equipment
    $80,000

    Accumulated Depreciation − Equipment

    $28,200
    Accounts Payable

    $26,000
    Salaries Payable

    $400
    Unearned Training Fees

    $7,500
    T. Wells, Capital

    $90,000
    T. Wells, Withdrawals
    $50,000

    Tuition Fees Earned

    $131,400
    Training Fees Earned

    $45,000
    Depreciation Expense − Professional Library
    $7,200

    Depreciation Expense − Equipment
    $13,200

    Salaries Expense
    $50,400

    Insurance Expense
    $2,400

    Rent Expense
    $36,000

    Teaching Supplies Expense
    $5,200

    Advertising Expense
    $6,000

    Utilities Expense
    $6,400




    Totals $345,700$345,700



Conclusion

Wells Technical Institute's net income for the year ended December 31, 2017 is $49,600 and the total assets, liabilities and owners' equity is $123,500.

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