Case 4-4: Waltham Oil and Lube Center, Inc. List of business transactions that had happened during the month of May to July at the Waltham Oil and Lube Center. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Mr. Frank Knight invested 40,000 cash as a capital in the business
The amount of 40,000 is deposited with National Oil and Lube Centers Furniture worth 6,000 purchased on cash Mr. Knight invested additional capital of 10,000 in cash Insurance payments of 1,200 paid for 12 months 35,450 deducted from Deposit account towards Oil and grease inventory (6,320), Operating supplies and uniforms (4,130) and Equipment cost (25,200) 7. On May 1, 1,500 is paid towards lease payment which was otherwise deducted from Deposit 8. Out of 75,000 worth of Equipment cost, 25,200 is deducted towards his deposit and remaining amount is treated as a interest free loan from National of worth 49,800 9. Bank account shows a record of 108,600 deposits of revenue which come from day to day operations includes 105,300 from Service revenue and 3,300 from parking revenue 10. 8,230 of oil and grease inventory purchased during the this period 11. 34,560 is paid towards salaries to all the employees 12. 1,700 is paid for utilities 13. 6,600 is paid for miscellaneous payments 14. 26,400 is paid towards lease rentals includes both fixed and variables components 15. 2,490 is paid towards repayment of loan from National i.e. 830 for 3 months 16. 4,500 is withdrawn by Mr Knight for his personal consumption 17. Mr Knight found that 340 is due for collection towards accounts receivables from parking services 18. He also found that 730 is receivable from a local merchant towards services 19. He could realize that 2,100 is due for payment towards salaries to employees 20. He also found that 350 is outstanding for utilities payment 21. Cost of sales for the period are found to be 9,260 (i.e. Beginning of inventory 6320 plus purchases during the period 8,230 out of which available for consumption minus the ending inventory is 5,290) 22. During this period, depreciation of 150 charged for Furniture (i.e. 6,000/10 years divided by 1/4 months) 23. During this period, depreciation of 3, 750 charged for Equipment (i.e.75,000/5 years divided by 1/4 months) 24. Advance revenue received from a customer of 400 towards next month parking services i.e. Accrued Parking Revenue or Deferred parking revenue 25. Out of 1,200 insurance payment, 300 pertaining to this period is recorded as an expense Questions: I. Record the Journal entries and Ledger accounts II. Balance all the Ledger accounts III. Prepare Trial Balance, Income Statement and Balance sheet.
PGP I year
IIM Amritsar
The complete assignment to be submitted to Mr Johan by tomorrow 11.30
am through Class Coordinator, Ms. Vandita
Accounting Recording System (ARS)
Case 4-4: Waltham Oil and Lube Center, Inc.
List of Accounts to be prepared
1. Cash 2. Capital 3. Deposit with National 4. Furniture 5. Prepaid Insurance 6. Oil and grease inventory 7. Operating supplies and uniforms 8. Equipment 9. Lease payments 10. Interest free loan from National 11. Services Revenue 12. Parking Revenue 13. Salaries 14. Utilities 15. Miscellaneous expenses 16. Withdrawal 17. Accounts receivable Parking Revenue 18. Accounts receivable Services Revenue 19. Salaries payable 20. Utilities payable 21. Depreciation on Furniture 22. Depreciation on Equipment 23. Accumulated Depreciation 24. Advance Parking Revenue or Deferred parking revenue 25. Insurance expense
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