Connect Access Card for Accounting: What the Numbers Mean
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.5E
To determine

Conceptual Introduction:

Stockholders' equity

Stockholders equity is the residual amount of assets available to shareholders after disbursement of all the liabilities. It is calculated by subtracting Total liabilities from the Total assets of the company which can be depicted as follows:

  Stockholders equity= Total Assets Total Liabilities

Net income or loss of Hughey Inc.

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Answer to Problem 8.5E

Net income for the year of Hughey Inc. is $1, 27,000

Explanation of Solution

Firstly, the beginning paid-in capital is calculated using the following formula:

  Beginning paidin capital= Ending paid in capital Increase in paidin capital

In the given problem, it is given that ending paid-in capital is $90,000 and there has been increase of $20,000 in the year.

  Therefore, Beginning paidin capital= $90,000 $20,000= $70,000

Thereafter Beginning retained earnings would be calculated using the following formula:

  Beginning Retained earnings= Beginning owners equity Beginning Paid in capital

Beginning owner's equity is given as $2, 60,000 and beginning paid-in capital has been calculated as $70,000.

  Thus, Beginning Retained earnings= $2, 60,000 $70,000= $1, 90,000

Now, liabilities at the beginning of the year need to be calculated with the help of following formula:

  Beginning Liabilities= Ending liabilities Increase in liabilities

Liabilities at the end of the year are given as $1, 16,000 and an increase of $11,000 has been taken place in the year.

  Therefore, Beginning Liabilities= $1, 16,000 $11,000= $ 1, 05,000

Thereafter, assets as on the beginning of the year will be calculated using the following:

  Beginning Assets= Beginning Liabilities+ Beginning owners equity

Beginning liabilities have been worked out as $1, 05,000 and beginning owners equity is given as $2, 60,000.

  Thus, Beginning Assets= $1, 05,000+ $2,60,000= $3,65,000

Now, assets at the end of the year would be calculated using the following formula:

  Ending Assets= Beginning assets+ Increase in assets

Beginning assets have been calculated as $3, 65,000 and there has been an increase of $1, 30,000 in the assets.

  Therefore, Ending Assets= $3,65,000+ $1,30,000= $4,95,000

Ending retained earnings needs to be calculated with the help of following formula:

  Ending Retained earnings= Ending assets Ending liabilities Ending paidin capital

Ending assets have been calculated as $4, 95,000, ending liabilities are given as $1, 16,000 and ending paid-in capital is $90,000.

  Thus, Ending Retained earnings= $4, 95,000 $1,16,000 $90,000= $2,89,000

Finally, retained earnings at the end of the year would be calculated as follows:

  Ending Retained earnings= Beginning retained earnings+ Dividends  Beginning Retained earnings

Beginning retained earnings has been calculated as $2, 89,000, dividend is $28,000 and beginning retained earnings is $1, 90,000.

  Therefore, Ending Retained earnings= $2,89,000+ $28,000 $1,90,000= $1,27,000

All the above calculations can be seen from the table below:

    ParticularsA=L+OE
    PIC+RE
    Beginning
    3,65,000
    =
    1,05,000
    +
    70,000
    +
    2,60,000
    Add: Changes
    1,30,000
    =
    11,000
    +
    20,000
    +
    2,89,000
    (28,000)
    Ending4,95,000=
    1,16,000+
    90,000+
    2,89,000

Thus, the net income amount comes out to $1, 27,000.

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