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Chapter 5

The Accounting Cycle Completed

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Learning Objective 1
Journalizing and posting adjusting entries

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Steps in Accounting Cycle


Transactions Journalize Post

Journalize & Post Adjusting Entries

Financial Statements

Worksheet

Journalize & Post Closing Entries


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Summary of Adjustments

Adjustments update certain accounts so they will be at current balance before financial statements are prepared Accounts listed below account titles on trial balance of worksheet are increasing (Supplies, rent and depreciation expense, accumulated depreciation & salaries payable) Original cost of a piece of equipment is not adjusted; historical cost is not lost Depreciation spreads original cost of an asset over useful life Accumulated depreciation is a contra-asset amount of depreciation asset has accumulated

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Adjusting Entries

Refer back to Kevins Moving Company in Chapter 4

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Account Titles Cash Prepaid Ins Moving Supplies Moving Truck Accum Depr, Trk Accounts Payable K. Hoff, Capital K. Hoff, Withdraw Revenue-Moving Wages Exp Rent Exp Advertising Exp Totals Insurance Exp Mov. Supp. Exp Depr Exp, Truck Wages Payable Totals

These need to be journalized and posted

Trial Balance Dr. Cr. 3,920 3,288 1,400 10,658 3,660 1,312 17,482 4,240 8,162 5,712 1,080 318 30,616 30,616

Worksheet October 31, 200X Adjustments Adjusted T/B Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. 3,920 a. 600 2,688 b. 1,090 310 10,658 c. 580 4,240 1,312 17,482 4,240 8,162 d. 410 6,122 1,080 318 a. b. c. 600 1,090 580 d. 2,680 410 2,680 600 1,090 580 31,606 410 31,606

In

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Journalizing Adjusting Entries


General Journal
Page 8 Date Oct 31
Account Titles and Description Adjusting Entries

PR

Dr. 600

Cr.

Insurance Expense Prepaid Insurance

600

31 Moving Supplies Expense Moving Supplies


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1,090 1,090
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Journalizing Adjusting Entries


General Journal Page 8
Date Account Titles and Description PR Dr. 580 580 Cr.

Oct 31 Depreciation Expense, Truck


Accumulated Depreciation, Truck

31 Wages Expense

410

Wages Payable

410
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Learning Objective 2
Journalizing and posting closing entries

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Permanent (Real) Accounts

Account balances carry forward to next accounting period


Assets (Cash, Supplies, Accounts Receivable) Liabilities (Accounts Payable, Wages Payable) Capital (Jones Capital)

WHY? It would not make sense to zero out the cash balance. Cash in the company at the end of an accounting period stays there. Amounts owed to the company and to creditors carry over to the next accounting period as well.
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Temporary (Nominal) Accounts

Account balances are set to zero at the beginning of the accounting period
Withdrawals Revenues Expenses

WHY? Stockholders are interested in the performance of a company on a monthly basis. A company can have very high revenue for a year, but still incur a net loss. LO-2
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Closing Entries

Sets temporary accounts to zero at the beginning of the next accounting period by closing at end of prior period
WHY?

Can accumulate new data about revenue, expenses, and withdrawals Updates Capital account

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Closing Entries 4 Steps


1. Clear revenue balance & transfer to Income Summary Debit revenue accounts/Credit Income Summary 2. Clear individual expense balances and transfer the total to Income Summary Debit Income Summary/Credit expense accounts
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Closing Entries (Cont)


3. Clear balance in Income Summary (Net Income) and transfer it to Capital Debit Income Summary/Credit Capital (if net income) 4. Clear the Withdrawals balance and transfer it to Capital Debit Capital/Credit Withdrawals
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Exercise 5-3
J. King, Capital 14,000

Rent Expense
5,000

J. King, Withdrawals 4,000 Income Summary

Wage Expense
7,000 Insurance Expense

1,200

Fees Earned 33,000

Depr. Expense, Office Equipment 900 LO-2

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Exercise 5-3 Journalizing Closing Entries


Step 1: Debit revenue accounts/Credit Income Summary

General Journal
Page 8 Date Account Titles and Description Closing Entries PR Dr. Cr.

Dec 31 Fees Earned Income Summary 33,000

33,000

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Exercise 5-3 Journalizing Closing Entries


Step 2: Debit Income Summary/Credit expense accounts

General Journal

Page 8

Date
Dec

Account Titles and Description PR


31 Income Summary

Dr.
14,100

Cr.

Rent Expense Wage Expense

5,000 7,000

Insurance Expense
Depr. Expense, Office Equip
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1,200 900
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Fees Earned
33,000 33,000

NET INCOME
Income Summary

Rent Expense

14,100

33,000

5,000

5,000

18,900
J. King, Capital

Wage Expense 7,000 7,000

14,000
14,100 J. King, Withdrawals 4,000

Insurance Expense
1,200 1,200 Depr. Expense, Office Equipment

900

900

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Exercise 5-3 Journalizing Closing Entries


Step 3: Debit Income Summary/Credit Capital

General Journal
Page 8 Date Dec Account Titles and Description PR Dr. 18,900 Cr.

31 Income Summary

J. King, Capital

18,900

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Journalizing Closing Entries


Step 4: Debit Capital/Credit Withdrawals

General Journal
Page 8 Date Account Titles and Description PR Dr. 4,000 Cr.

Dec 31 J. King, Capital

J. King, Withdrawals

4,000

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Fees Earned 33,000 33,000

Income Summary

14,100
18,900

33,000

Rent Expense 5,000 5,000

18,900

Wage Expense
7,000 7,000 Insurance Expense 1,200 1,200 Depr. Expense, Office Equipment 900 900

J. King, Capital 4,000 14,000 18,900 28,900

J. King, Withdrawals 4,000 4,000 LO-2

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Learning Objective 3
Prepare a post-closing trial balance

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Post-Closing Trial Balance


Lists only permanent accounts Aids in checking whether ledger is in balance Contains true ending figure for Capital

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Post-Closing Trial Balance


ROLO CO. POST-CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE JANUARY 31, 200X Dr. Cash Accounts Receivable Prepaid Rent Office Supplies Office Equipment Accum. Dep. Office Equipment Accounts Payable Salaries Payable 1,180 100 200 6 150 20 120 50 Cr.

R. Kern, Capital
TOTAL
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1446
1636 1636 LO-3

Steps in Accounting Cycle


Transaction Journalize Post

Journalize & Post Adjusting Entries

Financial Statements

Worksheet

Journalize & Post Closing Entries


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Post-Closing Trial Balance LO-3

End of Chapter 5

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