EBK INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING: REPORTING
EBK INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING: REPORTING
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ISBN: 9781337268998
Author: PAGACH
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 9, Problem 18P
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Prepare the journal entries in the books of Corporation SC for the year 2016.

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Note payable: Note payable denotes a long-term liability that describes the amount borrowed, signed and issued note. The note carries all the details of payable amounts, interest amounts, and maturity dates.

Discount on notes payable: This is the value that arises when the note is issued at less than par value. The discount which is the interest value is included in the face value of note, and is recording as contra-liability to Notes Payable account with a normal debit balance.

Warranty:

Warranty is a written guarantee that is given by the seller to the buyer for the product against product’s defect.

Income tax:

Income tax is the compulsory contribution made by the individuals and companies for the benefits that are received from the government. This income tax will be paid on the amount that is earned by the individual or company.

Bonus:

Bonus is an extra payment given by the employer to the employees with the regular salary to increase the company earnings.

Payroll tax:

Payroll tax refers to the tax that are equally contributed by employees and employer based on the salary and wages of an employee. Payroll tax includes taxes like federal tax, local income tax, state tax, social security tax and federal and state unemployment tax.

Prepare the journal entries in the books of Corporation SC for the month November.

DateAccount titles and explanationDebit ($)

Credit

($)

November 1, 2016Cash38,800 
 Discount on notes payable ($40,000×0.12×312)1,200 
     Notes Payable 40,000
 (To record the amount borrowed by issuing 90-days, non-interest bearing note)  
    
November 9, 2016Accounts receivable500,000 
     Sales (100×$5,000) 500,000
 (To record the sale of 100 computers on credit)  
    
November 9, 2016Warranty expense (100×$125)12,500 
     Estimated warranty liability 12,500
 (To record the estimated warranty liability)  
    
November 12, 2016Accounts receivable30,000 
     Sales (100×$300) 30,000
 (To record the sale of 100 software packages on credit)  
    
November 12, 2016Inventory of premiums400 
     Accounts payable (80×$5) 400
 (To record the purchase of 80 USB drives on credit)  
    
November 12, 2016Premium expense (100×0.80×$5)400 
     Estimated premium liability 400
 (To record estimated premium liability)  
    
November 20, 2016Estimated warranty liability2,900 
     Cash 2,900
 (To record payment of estimated premium liability)  
    
November 30, 2016Salaries expenses14,400 
     Liabilities for compensated     absences (1) 14,400
 (To record the liability of compensated absences for the month of November)  
    
November 30, 2016Salaries expenses 432,000  
     Federal income taxes withholding     payable (0.20×$432,000)    86,400
 F.I.C.A taxes payable (0.08×$432,000)    34,560
     Cash (Balancing figure)  311,040
 (To record salaries expenses and employees withholding items)  
    
November 30, 2016Payroll tax expenses   34,560  
 F.I.C.A taxes payable (0.08×$432,000) 34,560
 (To record the employer payroll taxes)  

Table (1)

Working note (1):

Determine the liability for compensated absences for the month of November.

Liability for compensated absences = [Number of employees ×Average salarypaid for each employess by Corporation Sper day×12days paid vacation per year×vacation leave paid monthly]=[90×$160×12×112]=14,400

Prepare the journal entries in the books of Corporation SC for the month December.

DateAccount titles and explanationDebit ()Credit()
December 14, 2016Estimated premium liability (20×$5)        100  
     Inventory of premiums         100
 (To record the 20 proof of purchase were returned from the November 12 sale)  
    
December 29, 2016Loss from accident     1,500  
     Estimated liability from lawsuit      1,500
 To record the estimated liability and accrue of loss)  
    
December 31, 2016Salaries expenses 14,400 
     Liabilities for compensated     absences 14,400
 (To record the liability of compensated absences for the month of December)  
    
December 31, 2016Salaries expenses ($435,000$6,800$3,200) 425,000  
 Liability for compensated absences ($6,800+$3,200)   10,000  
     Federal income taxes withholding     payable (0.20×$435,000)    87,000
     F.I.C.A taxes payable     (0.08×$435,000)    34,800
     Cash  313,200
 (To record salaries expenses and employees withholding items)  
    
December 31, 2016Payroll tax expenses   34,800  
     F.I.C.A taxes payable     (0.08×$435,000)    34,800
 (To record the employer payroll taxes)  
    
December 31, 2016Salaries expenses(Officer’s bonus)   36,000  
     Bonus payable (2)    36,000
 (To record the bonus payable to the president for the year 2016)  
    
December 31, 2016Income tax expenses (3) 157,200  
     Income taxes payable  157,200
 (To recognize the income tax expenses of the year 2016)  
    
December 31, 2016Interest expenses        800  
     Discount on notes payable     (23×$1,200)         800
 (To recognize the interest expenses for 2 months)  

Table (2)

Working note (2):

Calculate the amount of president bonus for 2016.

President's bonus forthe year 2016 }=[ Profit of Corporation S beforeincome taxes and bonus Bonus applicable only to theprofits above $200,000]×Percentage of bonus=[$560,000$200,000]×10%=$36,000

Working note (3):

Calculate the income tax expense Corporation SC for the year 2016.

Corporation SC income taxexpenses of the year 2016}=[Profit of Corporation S’sbefore allowingbonusBonus payable for president]×Tax rate=[$560,000$36,000]×30%=$157,200

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