FDNACCT 07 · Adjusting Entries

2concepts
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Conventions

Amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Enter numeric answers without a currency symbol; commas are optional. Use accrual accounting, periodic inventory, prepaid expenses under the asset method, unearned revenue under the liability method, straight-line depreciation, and the allowance method unless a question states otherwise. Interest uses a 360-day year or months/12. Follow the course cash-flow convention: interest/dividends received are investing, interest/dividends paid are financing. Each Practice Lab table has one highlighted blank. Questions are independent; use only the facts given in that question.

Questions

01Complete the insurance-expense adjustment.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Harmon pays for evenly provided insurance on December 1 using the asset method. Adjust at December 31; no insurance expense has been posted.

Insurance facts
ItemValue
Insurance payment27,000
Coverage period3 months, starting December 1
December insurance expense?
FDNACCT Unit 4.7_Journalizing and posting adjusting entries_Class Exercise.xls
02Complete supplies used when ₱3,000 remains.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Crown records the supplies purchase as an asset. No supplies expense has been recognized before the December 31 adjustment.

Supplies facts
ItemAmount
Supplies available before adjustment7,500
Unused supplies per December 31 count3,000
Supplies expense?
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03Complete the remaining unearned ticket fees after two shows.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). The receipts were credited to Unearned ticket fees. At December 31 the completed shows were fully attended; each ticket admits one person to one show.

Ticket and performance facts
ItemValue
Advance ticket sales dateJuly 1
Tickets sold in advance5,000
Price per ticket300
Seating capacity per show1,000
Shows completed by December 312
Remaining unearned ticket fees?
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04Complete the three-year contract revenue earned through December 31.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). The advertising revenue is earned evenly from the contract start. All receipts were credited to Unearned advertising revenue; adjust at the reporting date.

Advertising contract facts
ItemValue
Receipt for contract360,000
Contract startAugust 1
Contract duration3 years
Reporting dateDecember 31 of the same year
Revenue earned through reporting date?
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05Complete annual straight-line depreciation.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Use straight-line depreciation. No impairment or disposal is involved.

Equipment facts
ItemValue
Equipment cost325,000
Estimated residual value25,000
Useful life3 years
Annual depreciation expense?
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06Complete first-year depreciation for equipment acquired April 1.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Use straight-line monthly depreciation. No impairment, disposal, or prior depreciation is involved.

Equipment and date facts
ItemValue
Equipment cost325,000
Estimated residual value25,000
Useful life3 years
Available for useApril 1
Reporting dateDecember 31 of the same year
Acquisition-year depreciation expense?
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07Complete net carrying amount.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). These December 31 balances include all required depreciation adjustments. There is no impairment.

Adjusted equipment balances
ItemAmount
Equipment cost325,000
Accumulated depreciation75,000
Carrying amount?
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08Complete Galaxy’s ending allowance.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Galaxy · December 31. The balances are before adjustment. Use the balance-sheet allowance method.

Galaxy’s unadjusted balances and estimate
ItemValue
Accounts receivable941,500
Existing allowance credit balance1,860
Estimated uncollectible rate3.2%
Required ending allowance?
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09Complete Galaxy’s adjusting doubtful-accounts expense.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Galaxy · December 31. The balances are before adjustment. Use the balance-sheet allowance method.

Galaxy’s unadjusted balances and estimate
ItemValue
Accounts receivable941,500
Existing allowance credit balance1,860
Estimated uncollectible rate3.2%
Doubtful-accounts expense adjustment?
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10Complete Lucero’s total required allowance.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). At December 31, Lucero has a credit balance of 308 in Allowance for doubtful accounts before adjustment. Apply the specified uncollectible estimate to each receivable age group:

Age groupReceivable balanceUncollectible rate
Current41,0002%
1–30 days past due6,0004%
31–60 days past due2,00010%
Over 60 days past due1,50030%
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11Complete Lucero’s adjustment.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). At December 31, Lucero has a credit balance of 308 in Allowance for doubtful accounts before adjustment. Apply the specified uncollectible estimate to each receivable age group:

Age groupReceivable balanceUncollectible rate
Current41,0002%
1–30 days past due6,0004%
31–60 days past due2,00010%
Over 60 days past due1,50030%
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12Complete net realizable value.

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). At December 31, Lucero has a credit balance of 308 in Allowance for doubtful accounts before adjustment. Apply the specified uncollectible estimate to each receivable age group:

Age groupReceivable balanceUncollectible rate
Current41,0002%
1–30 days past due6,0004%
31–60 days past due2,00010%
Over 60 days past due1,50030%
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13Is net profit overstated or understated if the accrued expense is omitted?

Problem

The business has incurred an expense before year-end, but has neither paid nor recorded it. Assume it omits the accrual adjustment entirely and compare reported net profit with the correct amount.

FDNACCT Unit 4.7_Journalizing and posting adjusting entries_Study Guide.pdf, pp. 1–5; FDNACCT_Formula Guide_Quiz #3.pdf
14Which account is credited in the course’s periodic ending-inventory adjustment?

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Use the periodic inventory system. Beginning inventory is 188,500; purchases 457,274; purchase returns 18,565; purchase discounts 4,653; freight in 1,259; ending inventory from physical count 85,150. Net sales are 796,065 and operating expenses are 100,000. Complete the periodic-inventory ending-count entry using the temporary summary account in the course procedure.

FDNACCT Unit 4.7_Journalizing and posting adjusting entries_Study Guide.pdf, pp. 1–5; FDNACCT_Formula Guide_Quiz #3.pdf
15What commissions receivable should Agrias recognize at November 30?

Problem

All amounts are Philippine pesos (₱). Agrias earns commission per consigned unit sold. None of the November commission has been collected.

Consignment and commission facts
ItemValue
Consigned units on November 1750
Additional consigned units delivered during November3,000
Unsold units per November 30 count400
Commission per unit sold8
November commissions receivable?
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