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Financial Accounting ACCT 22500 - Spring 2009 Exam #1:
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1. Remove Remove your your hat hat durin during g the exam and have have onl+ pencil! an, calculator! available at your seat (note that cell phones are not permissible as calculators). 2. Turn Turn off all cell cell phones, phones, pagers, pagers, and other other electro electronic nic devices. devices. 3. n the the space space prov provide ided d above, above, !rit !ritee your your name and I' and chec" your cla!! time. #. $onf $onfir irm m that that you you hav havee . con!ecuti/el+ numere, page! (including this cover page and the blan" page at the end). %. Read Read all all inst instru ruct ctio ions ns careull+ . &. 'll multiple multiplechoice choice ans!er ans!erss must be mar"ed mar"ed in the the space provided provided next next to each uesti uestion. on. *. +ho! all computations (and label them !ell) to receive partial credit on nonmultiple choice uestions. . -ou -ou are reminded reminded of the $ollege $ollegess academic academic honesty policy policy reuirin reuiring g you to do your o!n !or" and not give or receive assistance assistance on this examination. /eep your eyes on your o!n !or" and your o!n test covered. 0. ring your your entire entire exam boo" (includ (including ing the blan" blan" page) and and the calculato calculatorr to the front front of the room room !hen you have completed the exam.
Part 1: Account Cla!!iication! 13 point!" or each of the follo!ing accounts, complete the chart belo! by indicating (1) ho! the account is usually classified in the financial statements
$' 4 $urrent 'sset 6$' 4 6oncurrent 'sset $8 4 $urrent 8iability 6$8 4 6oncurrent 8iability +7 4 +toc"holders 7uity
5p Rev 4 5perating Revenue 5p 7xp 4 5perating 7xpense 5ther tem 4 5ther revenue or expense item
(2) an, !hether the account usually has a debit (9r) or credit ($r) balance.
Cla!!iication CA CA C& C& SE 4p e/ 4p Exp or 4ther Item"
'eit or Cre,it 6alance 'r or Cr"
1. 6ote payable (due in 2: years)
C&
Cr
2. 8oss on sale of building
CA
Cr
3. $ost of goods sold
4p Exp
'r
#. +ervice revenue
4p ec
Cr
CA
'r
&. ;repaid insurance
CA
'r
*. $ontributed capital
SE
Cr
Account
%. 7uipment
Part 2: 'einition! . point!" n the space provided, define the follo!ing terms
1. 9efine 'ssets goods and services that are measurable !ith probable economic benefits
2. 9efine Revenues inflo! of assets and
3. 9efine +eparate 7ntity 'ssumption 5perations bet!een the business must be completely separate from that of the managers and o!ners #. =enerally 'ccepted 'ccounting ;rincipals
Part 3: Ca!h Flo7 Eect! 10 point!"
'ccording to its 2:: 1:/, +ysco $orporation ?is the largest 6orth 'merican distributor of food and related products primarily to the foodservice or @food prepareda!ayfromhome industry,A providing ?products and related services to over #::,::: customers, including restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments and other foodservice customers.A thaca $ollege is a customer. The $ompany reported the follo!ing activities for its fiscal year ending Bune 3:, 2::. ndicate !hether each of these items is a cash flo! from 1.) operating activities (5), investing activities (), or financing activities () an, 2.) the direction and amount of the effect on cash flo!s (C for increase or D for decrease). f the transactions has no effect on cash, !rite 67 (6o 7ffect). 95 65T 87'E7 '6- 5F 8'6/. ' sample is provided. 'uring i!cal +ear 8ul+ 1 200 to 8une 0200. (in millions)
Sample
9elivered foods priced at G2*,::: to customers !ho paid cash.
Location on Statemen t of Cash Flows
Direction and Amount of Eect on Cash
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+ 27,000
1. ;urchased G1,&0: in ne! euipment, paying G1,%1& cash and signing a note due in six years for the rest.
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(1516)
2. ;aid G*%: on Bune 1, 2::, for insurance for coverage until 'ugust 1, 2::.
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3. +old euipment for G#3, receiving G13 in cash !ith the remainder due from the buyers in &: days.
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#1$
#. ;aid G,%:: for fuel for the delivery euipment.
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%. ;aid dividends of G#0*.
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Part 4: Tran!action Anal+!i! )o,el 10 point!" EATI4S
-ears 7nded ebruary 2, 2::, ebruary 3, 2::*, and Banuary 2, 2::& In million! except per !hare amount!" Sale! Qerchandise costs, including advertising, !arehousing, and transportation, excluding items sho!n separately belo! 5perating, general and administrative Rent 9epreciation and amortiIation 5perating ;rofit nterest expense 7arnings before income tax expense ncome tax expense 6et earnings
6et earnings per basic common share
En, o Exam
200 52 7ee(!" ? 025
200= 5 7ee(!" G &&,111
2005 52 7ee(!" G &:,%%3
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59 12155 =33 15= 201 33 1.2 =3= 11.1
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Part 1: A,Ju!ting the ecor,! 0 point!" ;repare the adJusting Journal entry in good form for each of the follo!ing independent transactions of Bones $ompany. The company has a 9ecember 31 yearend. a.) 5n Qarch 1, 2::, the company loaned G3,::: to one of its employees on a t!oyear, 12 percent note. The principal plus interest are payable by the employee on Qarch 1, 2:1:. Account!
'eit
Cre,it
Intere!t e/enue
G
2: G
> G
>
-ear ended 9ecember 31, 2::*
10
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21
-ear ended 9ecember 31, 2::&
2%
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10
1.
2.
Record the companys !riteoffs for 2:: (in millions)
'eit
Cre,it
'ssuming all sales !ere on credit, !hat amount of cash did Qattel collect from customers in 2::>
G
million
3. $ompute Qattels 6et ;rofit Qargin for the last three years. +ho! percentage to t!o decimal places. 6; 4 6 H 6+ %ear
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Computation
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2::
3:H%01
&.#2
2::*
&::H%0*:
1:.:%
2::&
%02H%&%:
1:.#
The industry average for net profit margin is 1:.2&.
's the years progresses, Qattel is not generating its revenues into net income as efficiently because it has had generated less revenue over time
. The follo!ing transactions !ere selected from the records of $alifano $ompany
5ct. 12 5ct. 1% 5ct. 22 5ct. 23 5ct. 3:
+old goods to Qs. 'lbinder, !ho charged the G3,::: purchase on her E+' credit card. E+' charges $alifano a 2 credit card fee. +old merchandise to Qs. 8uIIi for G%,::: on account, terms 3H1:, nH3:. Qs. 8uIIi returned G1,::: of items purchase on 5ct. 1% (they !ere the !rong siIe), and credit !as given to the customer. $ollected cash from Qs. 8uIIi from the 5ct. 1% purchase. $ollected cash from Qs. 'lbinder for the 5ct. 12 purchase.
'ssuming returns and any discounts are treated as contrarevenues, compute net !ale! based on these transactions by filling in the follo!ing schedule
+ales revenue
.000
+ales returns and allo!ances
1000
+ales discounts
1000
$redit card discounts 6et sales
=0 =930
$. At the en, o 200., the unadJusted trial balance of ird ndustries, nc., indicated G1*&,::: in 'ccounts Receivable, a credit balance of G12,1:: in 'llo!ance for 9oubtful 'ccounts, and +ales Revenue (all on credit) of G1#,3&:,:::. ased on prior experience, ird estimates a :.1 percent bad debt rate on credit sales. %ou mu!t !ho7 7ell-laele, computation! elo7 prolem" to recei/e partial cre,it a.
b. +ho! !here and ho! 'ccounts Receivable !ill be reported on the 2:: balance sheet. *hich !ection o the cla!!iie, alance !heet 7ill it appearL
Go7 7ill the recei/ale! line e 7rittenL
9.
8ane 7nterprises uses the aging approach to estimate bad debt expense. 't the end of 2::, 8ane estimates that G3,0:: of the G2*:,::: in accounts receivable !ill li"ely be uncollectible. The allo!ance for doubtful accounts has a G2:: debit balance at yearend. %ou mu!t !ho7 7ell-laele, computation! elo7 prolem" to recei/e partial cre,it a.
b. +ho! !here and ho! 'ccounts Receivable !ill be reported on the 2:: balance sheet. Go7 7ill recei/ale! line e 7rittenL
Part 4: )ultiple Choice = point!" ;lace your ans!er in the space provided next to each uestion. OOOO 1. '. $ontinuity principle . Qatching principle $. Pistorical cost principle 9. Revenue principle 7. $omparability principle
OO O 2. 7ffective control of cash reuires that '. 5ne person handles the receipts and disbursements of cash. . $ash is deposited monthly in a ban". $. There is approval of cash payments. 9. ' reconciliation of the ban" balance !ith the cash balance is prepared t!ice a year. 7. 6one of the above is correct.
OOOO 3. The closing process '. Results in transferring Retained 7arnings to 6et ncome. . 7stablished a Iero balance only in each of the temporary accounts to start accumulation in the next accounting period. $. 7stablished a Iero balance in all accounts to start accumulation in the next accounting period. 9. Reuires debiting expenses. 7. 6one of the above is correct.
Part 5: Statement o Ca!h Flo7! 0 point!" Nse the follo!ing information for Rittenberg $ompany to prepare the 2:: statement of cash flo!s using the in,irect metho, (use the bottom of this page for your computations and the next page for your statement). The companys fiscal year ends on 9ecember 31 and all amounts are in thousands of dollars. 200.
200
Change
A!!et! $ash 'ccounts receivable nventory ;roperty and euipment 'ccumulated depreciation Total assets
G# 1:& 1#2 *& (%::) G&*2
G32 3 1&1 #: (#&:) G&%&
GC1& C23 10 C3& (C#:) G 1&
&iailitie! M Sharehol,er!@ Euit+ 'ccounts payable nterest payable 6otes payable $ontributed capital Retained earnings Total liabilities S stoc"holders euity
G131 12 1:0 2&& 1%# G&*2
G13& 1: 12: 2%: 1#: G&%&
G % C2 11 C1& C1# G 1&
For the +ear en,e, +ales revenue $ost of goods sold =ross profit 5perating expenses
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