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Midterm Exam Answer Sheet Course 8110

The document appears to be a midterm exam for a Master of Management program. It contains 9 questions requiring solutions related to accounting concepts such as balance sheets, income statements, ratios, inventory valuation, and more. Students are asked to show their work and calculations for some questions, and only report final numerical answers for others.

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Midterm Exam Answer Sheet Course 8110

The document appears to be a midterm exam for a Master of Management program. It contains 9 questions requiring solutions related to accounting concepts such as balance sheets, income statements, ratios, inventory valuation, and more. Students are asked to show their work and calculations for some questions, and only report final numerical answers for others.

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University of Windsor

Master of Management Program


Fall 2020
Midterm Exam
October 29, 2020.

NAME Tamzida Aureen (Insert Your Name)

STUDENT I.D. NUMBER 110029482 (Insert Your Number)

Direction: Insert your solutions to the exam questions below. Use only this one excel sheet.
Scroll down the page to provide your solution to each question as noted below.

Question 1. ( Provide your balance sheet for Black and Decker here)
Black and Decker Ltd
Balance sheet
31-Dec-19
Assets: Amount Liabilities and Sh
Current assets: Current Liab
Current Liabilities
Cash 1,083,200
Account receivable 832,800 Long term liabilities:
Prepaid Expense 308,800 Bonds Payable
Inventory 777,100 Bank loan payable
Total Current Asset 3,001,900 Total long term liabilities
Non Current Assets:
Property Plant and Equipment 473,400 Shareholders' equity:
Common shares
Others: Retained earnings
Goodwill 2,019,900 Total Shareholders' equity
Total Assets 5495200 Total Liabilities & shareholders' equity

Question 2. Place your matching letter to each item below.

Insert letter for your


correct match below

1.Expenses B

2.Unearned revenue A

3.Prepaid expenses C
4.Revenue recognition E

5.Revenue D

Question 3. (need not show your detailed calculations)

1. The gross profit margin is 28.65%

2.The net profit margin is 5.18%

The ending inventory cost using FIFO is $ _______ 240

The cost of goods sold using FIFO is $ _______ 46

The ending inventory cost using weighted average cost is $ 37.92

The cost of goods sold using weighted average cost is $ _____ 72.68

Question 4 (need not show your detailed calculations):

1. The current ratio is: ______________________ 1.51

2.The working capital amount is : $ _____________ 2174574

3.The total debt to equity ratio is : _____________ 1

4.The total debt to asset ratio is : ______________ 0.5

Question 5( need not show your detailed calculations):


a. The allowance for uncollectible accounts should be: _____ 193

b.Accounts receivable will appear in the balance sheet as shown below:

_____________________________________________________ 6817

Question 6:Note how the basic accounting equation is affected for each transaction below.

Transaction Number A = L + Assets


E
I or (D)

1.Issued common shares to investors for $ 20,000 cash __ I

2.Paid $ 1,850 cash for rent to the landlord __ D

3.Sold inventory for $ 2,500 cash I ,D

4.Sold inventory for $ 7,000 on account D,I

5.Paid $ 1,750 cash for employee wages D

6.Received $6,000 cash from a customer for their account. I ,D

7.Declared and paid $ 550 in dividends D

8.Paid accounts payable $ 2000 in cash D

9.Purchased equipment for cash of $ 25,000 and a note


payable for $ 100,000 I ,D

10.Paid repairs expense for $ 3,500 in cash D

Question # 7.(Need not show detailed calculations)

a.The anount of annual depreciation should be : $ _______ 40500


b.The carrying value of the building at Dec. 31, 2021 is: $ _______ 819000

c.The gain (loss) on the sale of the building would be : $ _______ loss 68250

Question #8.(Need not show detailed calculations):

a.Explain your reasoning below as to whether the bond will be issued at a premium or discount

As the market interest rate is $70,000 and the annual interest rate is $50,000. So the Market interest rateis higher than the annual in

b.(i) The method required by IFRS to amortize the discount is the : Effective interest method

b.(ii)Explain below whether interest expense in the financial statements will be more or less than
the amount of interest actually paid and why ?

The interest expense in the financial statements will be less than the amount of interest actually paid as the discount will be d

Question # 9. (need not show your detailed calculations)

a. The three important dates with respect to the payment of diviends are as follows:

1 Dividend issue date

2 Maturity date

3 Interest payment date

b.(i)
The journal entry to record the stock dividend is as follows:

Debit Credit
retained earning Dr 1000000
common share cr 1000000
b.(ii)
The journal entry to record the stock split is as follows:

Debit Credit
It does not need any journal entry fo stock split

b.(iii)
The earnings per share for DEF Corporation for 2018 is:

$3 per common share


Liabilities and Shareholders equity:
Current Liabilities: Amount
1,195,900

1,285,200
1,715,000
3,000,200

149,900
1,149,200
1299100
areholders' equity 5495200
Liabillities Equity
I or (D) I or (D)

________ I

________ D

________ _______

________ _______

________ D

________ _______

________ D

D _______

I _______

________ D
rateis higher than the annual interest rate. In this case we should sale in discount.

y paid as the discount will be deducted from $10000000.

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