FairWeather Co. and Scott Corp.’s 2 accounts problems fall 2015................. Question # 00057849 Posted By: manchester_united Updated on: 03/28/2015 12:31 PM Due on: 04/12/2015 Subject Accounting Topic Accounting Tutorials: 1 See full Answer Question For reviewing the last chapter and the final exam in April.Question 1:FairWeather Co. commenced operations in 2014. At the end of their first fiscal year, December 31st, 2014 the Shareholder’s Equity Section of the Statement of Financial Position presented the following information.Shareholders’ Equity:Preferred Shares $8, $150 par value, non-cumulative2,500 authorized; 1,000 issued and outstanding $ 150,000Common Shares, no par value25,000 authorized; 6,900 issued and outstanding 312,100Retained Earnings 291,100Total Shareholders’ Equity $ 753,200During 2015, the following transactions related to the Shareholders’ Equity took place.1) On Feb. 1st, FairWeather Co. issued a further 700 common shares at a price of $85 pershare.2) On May 1st, FairWeather Co. declared the annual dividend on its preferred shares.3) On June 1st, the preferred dividend was paid.4) On July 14th, a parcel of land was purchased in exchange for a further 500 common shares at a time when the shares were trading at $98 per share.5) On Nov. 2nd, the common stock split of 2 for 1 was announced and issued.6) On Dec. 30th a further 200 preferred shares were issued at a price of $175 per share.Required:A. Prepare journal entries for each of the transactions discussed above.B. Assuming that FairWeather Co’s Net Income (after taxes) for 2015 was $180,000, prepare the full Shareholders’ Equity section of the Statement of Financial Position as at December 31st , 2015.C. Discuss why FairWeather Co may have declared a common stock split on Nov. 2nd?D. What is the significance of the preferred shares in relation to declaring dividends on the common shares?Question 2:Scott Corp. had the following information at the end of 2014:Income StatementFor the year ended December 31, 2014Sales revenue$350,000Cost of goods sold275,000Gross profit75,000Salaries and wages expense21,000Insurance expense5,000Depreciation expense9,000Operating income40,000Interest expense3,000Income before tax37,000Income tax expense13,000Profit$24,000Balance Sheet31-Dec20142013Cash$6,000$8,000Accounts receivable31,00032,000Inventory25,00021,000Prepaid Insurance3,0002,000Land65,00040,000Plant and Equipment70,00060,000Accumulated Depreciation(34,000)(25,000)Total assets$166,000$138,000Accounts payable$18,000$15,000Salaries and wages payable11,0005,000Income taxes payable5,7003,000Bank loan025,000Common Shares76,00051,000Retained earnings55,30039,000Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity$166,000$138,000Question 2, Additional information:1) Shares were issued to a real estate developer in exchange of Land which had a value of $25,000.2) The additional Plant and Equipment was acquired for cash.3) No Plant and Equipment items were sold.4) Dividends were declared and paid during the year.Required:A. How much cash did Scott Corp. collect from its customers during 2014?B. Prepare the Statement of Cash Flows for 2014, using the Indirect Method.C. Based on the information available, would there be any necessary note(s) to the Statement of Cash Flows? What would be included?D. Explain why Scott Corp.’s cash balance declined by $2,000 during the year even though it earned $24,000 in net income. Rating: 4.9/5
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