ACCTG 331: Intermediate Accounting I Spring 2016

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-ACCTG 331: Intermediate Accounting I

Spring 2016

Simulation #1: Balance Sheet and Income Statement in Excel (30 PTS)

REQUIRED: Given the data and information on the following page, use Excel to prepare a balance sheet as of December 31, 2015 and an income statement using multi-step for the year ended December 31, 2015 for ABC Corporation. Use the SUM function to total columns or rows of data when appropriate. Otherwise use =, + or – functions. Format the statements with leading $ signs, underscore and double-underscore as appropriate.

You are also required to propose adjusting journal entries as needed, as well as earning per share.

GRADE RUBRIC: 27 points for properly completed statements and 3 points for use of Excel. All students in your group will receive the same grade unless someone doesn’t fully participate.

PARTICIPATION GRADE: Identify any members of your group who did not fully participate in the assignment. If someone did not fully participate, generally identify the student and assign either 0 or 50% to their effort. Other effort percentages can be considered. Their score will be reduced accordingly.

SUBMISSION: Email your completed Excel spreadsheet to the grader and me atnma1691@gmail.comandbkawada@mail.sdsu.edu by 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 2/23. This applies to both sections. Time submitted will be based on the timestamp that appears in Natalie’s and my inbox. Late submissions will be penalized accordingly. Copy all team members on the email. Include your section number and group number in the subject line. List your team members in the body of the email and indicate the participation rate for each team member (i.e. 0, 50%, 100%).

HELPFUL NOTES:

· The trial balance has not yet been adjusted. As such, you will need to make necessary adjustments before proceeding.

· Once adjusting entries have been made, it’s best to follow the progression we discussed in Chapter 3.

· Some expenses are given in the following trial balance. For any other expenses, please list them as separate line items in the relevant financial statement.


Shown below is a trial balance ABC Corporation for the period ending December 31, 2015(with the exception of Accumulated Deficit, which shows the balance at December 31, 2014):

ACCOUNT

BALANCE

ACCOUNT

BALANCE

COGS

$ 436,843

Investments (*)

53,608

Loss on Sale of Equipment

1,036

Note Receivable (*)

102,099

Accumulated Deficit (*)

1,509

General & Administrative Expenses

110,358

Extraordinary Gain (net)

45,364

Unearned Revenue (*)

23,000

Accumulated Depreciation

23,583

Accounts Payable

78,359

Inventory

103,597

Prepaid Insurance (*)

7,500

Interest Income

7,638

Intangible Assets (net)

36,783

Property and Equipment (gross)

170,368

Common Stock

10,000

Sales Revenue

762,118

Amortization of Trademarks

2,348

Goodwill

65,642

Cash and Cash Equivalents

36,813

Accounts Receivable (gross)

98,237

Loss on Discontinued Operations (net)

50,368

Additional Paid-in-Capital

120,000

Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

1,250

Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income

4,006

Selling Expenses

135,683

Interest Expense

25,368

Accrued Expenses

22,368

Loans from Bank (*)

368,316

(*) Additional information:

· ABC experienced significant losses during its initial years, leading to the Accumulated Deficit balance at 12/31/14.

· Of the overall outstanding balance, $12,361 of loans will be due in 2016.

· ABC’s investments consist of the following:

o Bonds they plan to hold to maturity of $12,364. The bonds mature in 2023.

o Stocks and bonds they plan to short in the current period of $7,632.

o ABC intends to hold on to the remainder of their portfolio on a long-term basis, but it open to disposing of the securities as well.

· The note receivable is structured such that ABC will receive an installment of 10,683 by the end of 2016, and the remainder beyond 12/31/16.

· A pool of customers paid ABC $23,000 in advance for goods in early December 2015. As of 12/31/15, 30% of the goods had left ABC warehouses and received by the customers.

· ABC paid $7,500 up front for a one-year insurance policy on 8/1/2015.

· The company had 26,000 common shares outstanding throughout 2015.

· ABC has a 25% income tax rate

· The company paid out $12,368 in dividends to its shareholders in 2015.

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