Ans: A) Journal Entry On Date of Issue Date Account DR CR
Ans: A) Journal Entry On Date of Issue Date Account DR CR
Ans: A) Journal Entry On Date of Issue Date Account DR CR
1) True
2) True
3) True
4) False
5) False
6) True
7) False
8) False
9) True
10) True
Question # 2
On September 1, 2019, Anderson lends cash to Lynn Company in exchange for a three-year $20,000
note, in which Lynn promises to pay $1,600 on 8/31/2020, $1,600 on 8/31/2021, and $21,600 on
8/31/2022. The market interest rate on the original issue date of the note is 7%, compounded
annually.
Date Account Dr Cr
09-sept-19 Cash $ 20,000
Notes Payable $ 20,000
To record notes payable, matured on 31-08-2022
Date Account Dr Cr
31-Dec-
2019 Interest Expense $ 466,67
Interest Payable $ 466,67
To record accrued interest for 4 months
C) One year after the date of issue (assuming Anderson receives a cash payment) –
8/31/2020
Date Account Dr Cr
31-Aug-
2020 Interest Expense $ 933,33
Interest Payable $ 466,67
Notes Payable $ 1,600
Cash $ 3000
To record interest and repayment of amount $ 1,600
D) Several years ago, Lynn issued a $600,000 bond at par value. As a result of declining
interest rates, the company has decided to call the bond at a call premium of 5 percent. Prepare the
journal entry for the retirement of the bonds (7 points)
Date Account Dr Cr
Bonds Payable $ 600000
Call Premium $ 30000
Cash $ 630000
To record the retirement of bonds
SCENERIO 1 SCENERIO 2
Dollar amount of Gapiam purchases in 20201 $ 365000 $ 73000
2021 Cost of Goods Sold $ 365000 $ 254100
31/12/2021 LIFO Inventory $ 133,100 $ 25,000
A. October 1, 20X1 --Golden Corporation borrowed $100,000 and signed a note providing for 8%
interest. The principal and interest are due in one year (on September 30, 20X2)
October 1, 20X1:
Date Account Dr Cr
01-10-20X1 Cash $ 100,000
Notes Payable $ 100,000
To record notes payable, maturity date 30-12-20X2
Date Account Dr Cr
31-12-20X1 Interest Expense $ 2000
Interest Payable $ 2000
To record accrued interest for 3 months, (100,000*8%*3/12)
B. Golden Corporation keeps a small inventory of supplies used for cleaning and maintenance
activities that cannot be matched to any revenues. On January 1, 20X1, the inventory of supplies on
hand was $2,000. During the year, supplies purchased were debited to the supplies inventory
account in the amount of $6,500. On December 31, 20X1, the inventory count of supplies in the
storeroom was $1,750. Give the adjusting entry required at December 31, 20X1, assuming that no
adjusting entries were made during the year.
Date Account Dr Cr
31-12-20X1 Supplies Expense $ 6750
Supplies Inventory $ 6750
To record adjusting entry for use of supplies inventory
Below is Concepcion Company’s current year (2020) Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows.
Please note the following additional information:
• Concepcion Company sold one piece of equipment during the year. At the time of sale, $26,000 in
accumulated depreciation had been recorded on the equipment.
• On August 1, Concepcion Company issued common stock in exchange for land. On that date, the
market value of the stock issued was $68,000.