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    Chapter 3

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    Douglas CollegeAccounting 1235all 2014

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    Learning objective

    1 Relate accrual accounting and cash fows

    2 Recognize revenue and record expenses

    3 Adjust the accounts

    4 Prepare the nancial stateents! Close the "oo#s

    $ %se the nancial stateents in decision a#ing

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    Appl& the recognition criteria 'orrevenues and expenses

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    (nsures that accounting in'oration isreported at regular intervals

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    Interacts !ith the re"enue-

    and e#pense-recognitioncriteria$ and the %atchingo&'ecti"e

    (e)uires that inco%e &e

    %easured accuratelyeach period

    Period: Monthly, Quarterly, Annually

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    )usinesses need periodic *annual+ reportson their progress

    ,iscal &ear ends do not need to "e the sae

    as the calendar &ear end

    -nteri stateents can "e presented. /onthl&

    0uarterl& eiannuall&

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    Revenue recognition states that revenue should"e recognized when it is earned

    Revenue is earned when.a. Goods delivered or services completed

    b. Contractual agreements have been met Record revenue eual to the cash value o' the

    goods or service trans'erred to the custoer

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    5ave the criteria 'or recognition o' revenues"een et in the 'ollowing scenarios6

    1A custoer is considering purchasingeuipent 'ro &our copan&

    27our copan& delivers an order o' pencils to8ouglas College and 8ouglas pa&s ondeliver&

    39estjet sells airline tic#ets to /aui 'or next'all

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    /atching principle.

    a /atches expenses incurred with revenuesearned during the accounting period

    e!nition o" #$penses:

    Cost o" assets and services consumed%hen earning revenue.

    :o atch expenses against revenues eansto su"tract the related expenses 'ro therevenue to copute net incoe &or netloss'

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    ,or the 'ollowing expenses; can &ou lin# thedirectl& to revenue *sales+; or should we recordthe on a period"&period "asis6

    1

    Rent2:he cost to a#e the product that &ou are selling

    *cost o' goods sold+

    3 alaries

    4 Coissions

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    8istinguish accrual"asis accounting'ro cash"asis accounting

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    Accrualasis

    Records revenues when the& areearned

    Records expenses when the& areincurred

    Cash

    asis

    Records cash receipts as revenue

    Records cash pa&ents asexpenses

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    >> o' supplies onaccount

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    Called accrual accounting

    )ased on the tie period assuption and

    recognition criteria 'or revenues andexpenses

    ,or the a"ove reason; accrual accounting is

    reuired "& ?AAP 'or "oth AP( and -,R

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    /a#ing adjusting entries

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    :rial)alance

    Adjusting

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    :o correct an error

    :o update account "alances

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    :o 'ollow accrual "asis o' accounting

    :o appl& the atching principle

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    Adjusting entries.

    Assign revenues to the period in which the& areearned

    Assign expenses to the period in which the& areincurred

    %pdate the asset and lia"ilit& accounts

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    Prepaid expenses Aortization o' propert&; plant; and

    euipent; and intangi"le assets %nearned revenues

    Accrued expenses

    Accrued revenues

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    Prepaids

    (Deferrals)

    Accruals

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    Prepaid expenses are advance pa&ents o'the expense

    (xaples include. prepaid rent;

    prepaid insurance; and

    supplies

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    n April 1; 2>14; 5(C purchases an annual

    insurance polic& 'or =3;$>>B the journalentr& would "e.

    :he adjusting entr& on April 3> is.

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    A(: (P(D(Prepaid -nsurance -nsurance (xpense

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    Correct asseta%ount$3$300

    otal accountedor$3$*00

    Correct e#pensea%ount$300

    Apr. 1 3,600 Apr. 30 300Bal. 3,300

    Apr. 30 300Bal. 300

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    n April 2; 2>14; 5(C purchases supplies

    'or =1;!>> cash :he April 2; 2>14; journalentr& would "e.

    n April 3>; a ph&sical count o' the suppliesindicated that =1;>>> reainedB the

    adjusting entr& would "e.

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    A(: (P(D( upplies upplies (xpense

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    Correct asseta%ount$1$000

    otalaccounted or$

    1$500

    Correct e#pensea%ount$

    500

    Apr. 2 1,500 Apr. 30 500

    Bal. 1,000

    Apr. 30 500

    Bal. 500

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    Aortization *depreciation+ dened. :heprocess o' allocating the cost o' propert&;

    plant; and euipent to an expenseaccount over its estiated use'ul li'e

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    -ntangi"le assets; such as patents and

    tradear#s; are aortized over the intangi"leasset@s use'ul li'e

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    n April 3; 5(C purchases 'urniture 'or=4!;>>> with an expected li'e o' ! &ears

    :he April 3 journal entr&; to record the

    purchase.

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    A portion o' the 'urniture@s cost istrans'erred 'ro the asset account toAortization (xpense each period the assetis used A'ter one onth; the April 3>; 2>14

    entr& is.

    Calculation. 4!;>>> E ! &ears F =G;>>> per &ear

    =G;>>> E 12 onths F =H!> per onth

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    IAccuulated Aortization J,urniture@ is

    #nown as a contra account

    A contra account has. a copanion account

    a noral "alance opposite that o' thecopanion account

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    Property, Plant, and Equipment

    Furniture $ 45,000

    Less: Accumulated amortization !urniture "50 $ 44,250

    hat !ould the alance heet loo lie on April 30$ 2014 or the capital assetsection6

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    5(C owns a "uilding that cost =12>;>>>with annual aortization o' =$;>>>*onthl& aortization o' =!>>+

    :he aortization expense to "e recorded onApril 3> is.

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    Property, Plant, and Equipment

    Furniture $ 45,000

    Less: Accumulated amortization !urniture "50 $ 44,250

    Buildin# 120,000

    Less: Accumulated amortization uildin# 500 11%,500

    &ropert', &lant, and ()uipment, net $163,"50

    hat !ould the alance heet loo lie on April 30$ 2014 or the capital assetsection6 Consider the urniture and the &uilding.

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    Accrued expenses dened. An expense thatthe "usiness has incurred "ut has not &etpaid

    Accrued expenses alwa&s create a liability

    Accruals are the recording o' the expense or

    revenue "e'ore the related cash is paid orreceived

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    5(C pa&s its two eplo&ees a seionthl&salar& o' =4;>>> in total on the 1!thand onthe last da& o' the onth

    :he eplo&ees are paid on April 1!; "ut

    April 3> is a aturda&. thus eplo&ees willreceive their pa& cheues on /onda&; /a&2

    :he journal entr& on April 3> to accrue thesalaries is.

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    (P(D( K-A)-K-:-( alaries (xpense alaries Pa&a"le

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    *+at do t+e -accounts !or salaries epense andsalaries pa'ale loo/ li/e at April 30, 2014

    Apr. 15 4,000

    Apr. 30 4,000

    Bal. ,000

    Apr. 30 4,000

    Bal. 4,000

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    Accrued revenues dened. Revenue thathas "een earned "ut not &et invoiced orcollected

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    5(C is hired on April 1! to provide onthl&

    services 'or =3;>>> onthl&; with the rstpa&ent to "e received on /a& 1! ervice isprovided 'ro April 1! to April 3>

    :he adjusting entr& on April 3> is.

    Adjusting 'or accrued revenues illustrates theconcept o' revenue recognition

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    %nearned revenue dened. Receiving Cashin advance 'ro custoers prior to providingthe service or delivering the product

    %nearned revenue is a lia"ilit&

    nl& when the service is provided or productdelivered is the revenue earned

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    5(C receives a cash advance o' =3;>>> onApril 2> 'ro a custoer

    :he journal entr& on April 2> is.

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    n April 3>; =1;>>> o' the cash advance has"een earned "& 5(C. :he adjusting entr& onApril 3> is.

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    :he "alance prior to adjustent was=24;>>>

    K-A)-K-:-( R(L(D%(%nearned ervice Revenue ervice Revenue

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    Correct lia&ilitya%ount$2$000

    otalaccounted or$

    3$000

    Correct re"enuea%ount$1$000

    Apr. 30 1,000 Apr. 20 3,000

    Bal. 2,000

    24,000

    Apr. 30 1,500

    Apr. 30 1,000

    Bal. 26,500

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    Prepare an adjusted trial balance

    5ow do we get the accounting records read& to

    prepare the nancial stateents6

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    :he adjusting process starts with theunadjustedtrial "alance

    Adjusting entries arejournalizedandposted to the ledgers

    :he adjusted trial "alance is prepared;

    which serves as a "asis 'or the preparationo' the nancial stateents

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    Mo(at )et Practice

    :rial )alance

    epte"er 3; 2>14

    Acct*o.

    Account *ame ebit Credit

    1>>> Cash 2H;G>>

    13>> Accounts Receiva"le $;M>>

    1!>> upplies G;!>>

    2>>> Accounts Pa&a"le G;!>>

    3>>> Capital; /oNat 32;>>>

    4>>> Revenue $;M>>!!>> Rent (xpense 4;1>>

    +otal -,// -,//

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    *a+ n ept 3; the supplies were counted

    =2;>>> worth o' supplies reainsSept 3

    Supplies Expense $2,000

    Supplies $2,000

    To adjust for the value of supplies based on count

    *"+ /oNat per'ored wor# which she will "illlater in the onth 'or =!;>>>Sept 3

    Accounts receivable $5,000

    Service evenue $5,000

    To record service revenue accrued

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    Mo(at )et Practice

    Adjusted :rial )alance

    epte"er 3; 2>14

    0nadjusted +rial1alance

    Adjustments Adjusted +rial 1alance

    Account *ame ebit Credit ebit Credit ebit Credit

    Cash 2H;G>>

    AccountsReceiva"le

    $;M>>

    upplies G;!>>

    AccountsPa&a"le

    G;!>>

    Capital; /oNat 32;>>>

    Revenue $;M>>upplies (xp

    Rent (xpense 4;1>>

    +otal -,//

    -,//

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    Mo(at )et Practice

    Adjusted :rial )alance

    epte"er 3; 2>14

    0nadjusted+rial 1alance Adjustments Adjusted +rial1alance

    Account *ame ebit Credit ebit Credit ebit Credit

    Cash 2H;G>> 2H;G>>

    AccountsReceiva"le

    $;M>> (b)5,000

    11;M>>

    upplies G;!>> (a)2,000

    H;!>>

    AccountsPa&a"le

    G;!>> G;!>>

    Capital;/oNat

    32;>>> 32;>>>

    Revenue $;M>> (b)5,000

    11;M>>

    upplies (xp (a)2,000

    2;>>>

    Rent (xpense 4;1>> 4;1>>

    .alance

    4heet

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    Assets and Kia"ilities are "ro#en out into. Current J 9ill "e realizedOpaid within one &ear

    DonCurrent J All other assets and lia"ilities

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    Current Ratio F Current Assets

    Current Kia"ilities

    8e"t Ratio F :otal lia"ilities

    :otal Assets

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    Prot /argin F Det -ncoe

    ales

    7our "oo# calls this Qreturn on sales

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    9or# in groups on (333 *p1$1+ teps 1H

    *

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    :eporar& accounts *revenues; expenses;dividendsOwithdrawals+ are closed at theend o' the accounting period

    :hese accounts are closed toetainedEarnin!s

    -' the account is in a de"it position; use acredit to "ring it to zero and vice versa

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    9or# in groups on (333 *p1$1+ teps M1>

    *Closing (ntries; ratio anal&sis+