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INTRODUCTION
This short practice problem gives you, the student, an opportunity to practice the accounting concepts and skills acquired in an introductory financial accounting course. The objective of the practice problem is to have you complete a comprehensive example of the accounting cycle. You will evaluate transactions, use the general journal to record events, adjust the accounts, close the temporary accounts, maintain an ongoing general ledger, prepare a worksheet and prepare financial statements.
In following the instructions for the Practice Problem, keep in mind that an accountant prepares accounting records in a neat fashion and in proper format. If you prepare this practice set by hand, using a pencil for the accounting work gives you a better opportunity to maintain neat records.
COMPANY OPERATIONS
The Odd Falls Trading Company, a sole proprietorship owned by Max Gator, began operations at the beginning of the month in SmallTown, Texas. Odd Falls sells items such as small office machines, office supplies, magazines, make-up, hair products, etc. and is located in a new shopping mall. Odd Falls sells on account to some customers and on a cash basis to other customers. Odd Falls has retained you to install the companys manual accounting system, to implement the system, to maintain the companys accounting records, and to produce monthly financial statements. The accounting system for accounting records and financial statements includes the general journal, general ledger accounts, the worksheet, the Multiple-Step Income Statement, the Statement of Owners Equity, and the classified Balance Sheet. Additionally, Odd Falls has asked you to prepare the unadjusted trial balance, the adjusted trial balance, and the post-closing trial balance.
Information 1
5 -- record inventory cost valuation on a FIFO basis ; 6 -- use the accounts receivable method for computing bad debt expense; 7 -- take a full month of depreciation for assets purchased in the first half of the month; 8 -- take a half-month of depreciation for assets purchased in the second half of the month. REQUIREMENTS As the accountant for Odd Falls Trading Company, you must 1 -- Record the transactions for the month in the general journal. 2 -- Post the general journal entries to the general ledger accounts and also provide the proper referencing and running totals. 3 -- Prepare the trial balance, based on the ledger balances, before adjusting entries are made. 4 -- Prepare the worksheet. 5 -- Prepare any necessary adjusting journal entries to the general ledger accounts. 6 -- Post the adjusting journal entries to the general ledger accounts. 7 -- Prepare the adjusted trial balance, based on the ledger balances. 8 -- Prepare the closing journal entries as of the month end. 9 -- Post the closing journal entries to the general ledger accounts. 10 -- Prepare the post-closing trail balance, based on the ledger balances. 11 -- Prepare the financial statements, including the Multiple-step Income Statement Statement of Owner's Equity classified Balance Sheet
Information 2
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Cash Accounts Receivable Allowance for Doubtful Accounts Inventory Office Supplies Prepaid Rent Prepaid Insurance Store Fixtures Accum. Depr.-Store Fixtures Office Equipment Accum. Depr.-Office Equipment Accounts Payable Salaries Payable Interest Payable Notes Payable Capital Withdrawals Sales Revenue Sales Returns and Allowances Sales Discounts Cost of Merchandise Sold Salaries Expense Freight-Out Depreciation Expense Rent Expense Bad Debts Expense Utilities Expense Supplies Expense Insurance Expense Interest Expense Bank Charges Expense
NOTE: All accounts are specified. Do not create any new accounts. List each account, in numerical order , in the general ledger. Each account listed on any trial balance or the worksheet should be listed in numerical order.
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Day 1
The Odd Falls Trading Company Max Gator contributes the following as start-up capital for The Odd Falls Trading Company Cash Equipment (to be depreciated on the straight-line basis) The equipment is estimated to last the following number of years The estimated salvage value at the end of the estimated life will be Max hires a store clerk to help with stocking of inventory and sales. Max will pay the clerk a monthly salary of Max has instituted a payroll process of paying employees on the first and fifteenth of each month. Odd Falls borrows cash from the Small Town Bank in the amount of. The loan is for one year at the following interest rate of Odd Falls finds rental space in the newest mall in town. Odd Falls pays M & M Realty the following rent for this month and the next four as well) Total months of initial lease Odd Falls pays cash to Office Depot for office supplies in the amount of Odd Falls orders inventory on credit from Texas Novelties with payment terms of 2/10, n/30. The order was for the following number of items The order cost for each item was The total order on account from Texas Novelties was After inspecting the inventory, Odd Falls returns the following number of items due to defects in quality Therefore, the total amount of inventory returned to Texas Novelties was Odd Falls will not expect a refund for any freight charges paid by Odd Falls related to this return of inventory After proper consideration of the discount terms, Odd Falls pays for the inventory purchased on account Odd Falls makes a sale on account to Valley High School (terms 2/10, n/30, FOB destination) The sale was for the following number of items The sale price for each item was The total sale on account to Valley High School was for
$ 50,000.00 4%
$ 10,000.00 5 $ 700.00
5 7
14 15
Transactions 4
15
Odd Falls paid Cajun Shipping to ship the goods to Valley High. Odd Falls will not collect this from Valley. The amount paid to Cajun for the shipping cost was
90.00
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Odd Falls paid the clerk hired back on the first of the month. Nothing was withheld from the clerk's salary payment. Odd Falls prepays American Republic Insurance Co. for an insurance policy lasting this number of months The amount paid to American for the liability and casualty coverage policy was Odd Falls buys store fixtures from Office Depot in the amount of Odd Falls made a cash down payment of The remaining balance placed on account with Office Depot was The equipment is estimated to last the following number of years The estimated salvage value at the end of the estimated life will be Odd Falls' fixtures will be depreciated on the double-declining-balance basis Max Gator withdraws the following amount of cash from the company account Odd Falls receives payment (after discount as appropriate) on the A/R with Valley High Odd Falls orders inventory on credit from Small Town Supply Company with payment terms of n/30. The order was for the following number of items The order cost for each item was The total order on account from Small Town Supply Company was When the inventory arrives, Odd Falls pays Small Town Shipping Company directly for the freight bill of Odd Falls makes a sale to the Nearby Shrine. The sale was for the following number of items The sale price for each item was Therefore, the total sale to the Nearby Shrine was for Cash received from Nearby Shrine at the time of the sale was The remaining balance placed on account (terms 2/10, n/30) with Nearby Shrine was Nearby Shrine returned this number of items for full refund; it did not have enough room to store the items. 3 $ 1,500.00 $ 20,000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 15,000.00 5 $ 2,000.00
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16 18 20
$ 2,500.00
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23
Transactions 5
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Odd Falls receives a utility bill from Small Town Lighting and Power (due 7th of next month) in the amount of
250.00
Odd Falls received its current month's bank statement, which it was able to reconcile after identifying the following: Service charge by the bank in the amount of $ Fee for new accounts in the amount of $ Additional information as of the end of month includes: Office supplies on hand Physical count of inventory on hand of Max Gator estimates the following percentage of accounts receivable will be uncollectible
Remember that there may be other necessary adjustments in addition to those indicated above. Hint: The chart of accounts might indicate accounts requiring adjustments.
40.00 5.00
31
200.00 370 2%
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Transactions 6
General Journal 7
General Journal 8
General Journal 9
General Journal 10
General Ledger 11
General Ledger 12
General Ledger 13
General Ledger 14
General Ledger 15
General Ledger 16
Account: Sales Returns & Allowances Day Explanation Ref. Debit Credit
General Ledger 17
General Ledger 18
General Ledger 19
General Ledger 20
General Ledger 21
The Odd Falls Trading Company Trial Balance End of Month One
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Account Titles
Debits
Credits
The Odd Falls Trading Company Adjusted Trial Balance End of Month One
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Account Titles
Debits
Credits
The Odd Falls Trading Company Post-Closing Trial Balance End of Month One
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Account Titles
Debits
Credits
Debits
Credits
Worksheet 25
Financial Statements 26
Financial Statements 27
Financial Statements 28