Geogia State University Intermediate Accounting Questions

TRADITIONAL HOMEWORK ITEMS – FALL 2024 – ACT 3391
General Instructions for ALL the Traditional Homework Items:
A.
B.
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D.
Prepare your answers using some type of computer software program, e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel.
Upload your answers through Canvas. Do NOT upload any type of hand-written documents.
You will NOT receive ANY CREDIT FOR LATE HOMEWORK.
When completing your homework assignments DO NOT use abbreviations for phrases, e.g. state Financial
Accounting Standards Board and not simply FASB.
E. You can work on these homework assignments in groups or as an individual. If you work in a group, make
sure all individual names are on the uploaded assignment and everyone in the group uploads the file on
Canvas.
F. For ANY problem involving a calculation, CLEARLY SHOW HOW you performed the calculation.
G. For ANY problem involving an entry, identify EACH account that you debited and credited as either a(an):
1) Asset (includes contra-assets)
You can abbreviate with an A
2) Liability (includes contra-liabilities)
You can abbreviate with an L
3) Equity (includes contra-equities)
You can abbreviate with an EQ
4) Revenue (includes contra-revenues AND gains)
You can abbreviate with an R
5) Expense (includes losses)
You can abbreviate with an EX
For example, if you make the following entry:
Cash
$100
Place an “A” to the left of “Cash”
Sales revenue
$100
Place an “R” to the left of “Sales Revenue”
Thus, your final answer would look like this:
A
Cash
$100
R
Sales revenue
$100
UNACCEPTABLE ENTRY FORMATS. Format your entries like the example above. DO NOT give me entries
that look like the following:
A
Cash
$100
R
Sales revenue
$100
or
A
Cash
$100
R
Sales revenue
$100
or
A
Cash
$100
R
Sales revenue
$100
or
A
Cash
$100
R
Sales revenue $100
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(12 points) Troy’s balance sheet as of December 31, 2019 is presented below:
Cash
Accounts receivable
Prepaid expenses
Property, plant, and equipment – at cost
Accumulated depreciation
TOTAL ASSETS
$25,000
15,000
5,000
45,000
(10,000)
$80,000
Accrued expenses payable
$10,000
Unearned revenues
4,000
Long-term debt
21,000
Common stock
5,000
Additional paid-in-capital
25,000
Retained earnings
15,000
TOTAL LIABILITIES & STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY
$80,000
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During January 2020, Troy recorded the following events/transactions:
i. Received $4,000 from issuing 400 shares of $1 par value Troy common stock. (When recording this entry, Troy
credited TWO distinct owners’ equity accounts – check Troy’s 12-31-19 balance sheet and you will find the two
distinct accounts.)
ii. Borrowed $10,000 on a long-term basis.
iii. Used one month’s worth ($2,500) of various prepaid expenses.
iv. Paid $500 for February 2020’s prepaid advertising.
v. Performed $7,000 of services for customers on a cash basis.
vi. Incurred and paid $5,000 of wages expense.
vii. Collected $10,000 of accounts receivable.
viii. Performed services to earn $3,000 of Troy’s 12-31-19 balance in unearned revenues.
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b.
2.
Prepare the journal entries for the eight events/transactions identified above. Do not forget to code each
account that you debited and credited. Use the coding scheme identified in the general homework
instructions. Remember to use only codes of A or L or EQ or R or EX.
Prepare Troy’s balance sheet for the month ended 01-31-20.
(4 points) M Company recorded journal entries for (1) issuing common stock for $250,000, (2) collecting $75,000
of accounts receivable, (3) incurring, but not yet paying, $40,000 of wage expenses, and (4) using up $10,000 of
prepaid rent. What net effect do these entries have on M’s total stockholders’ equity amount? Be sure your
answer includes a total net $ amount AND indicates whether total stockholders’ equity increased, decreased,
or did not change. Also include the journal entries that you made to support your answer.
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