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Directions
    Critical Thinking Assignment #2
    This assignment continues Critical Thinking Assignment #1 on Cody Mountain Sports (CMS).
    CMS completed the following adjusting transactions during March of 2021:
    Mar. 31    Accrued Wages Expense of $2,000
    Mar. 31    One month of prepaid insurance has expired.
    Requirements:
    1. Copy in original journal entries from Critical Thinking Assignment #1. Journalize the adjusting entries and post
     these entries to the t-accounts.
    2. Prepare an adjusted trial balance as of March 31st, 2021.
    3. Prepare an income statement for CMS as of March 31st, 2021.
    4. Prepare a statement of retained earnings for CMS for the month ended March 31st, 2021.
    5. Prepare a balance sheet for CMS for the month ended March 31st, 2021.
    6. Journalize all closing entries and post to the t-accounts.
    7. Prepare a post-closing trial balance as of March 31st, 2021.
Non-Closing Journal Entries
        Debit Account    Credit Account    Debit Amount    Credit Amount
    Mar. 1
    Mar. 1
    Mar. 4
    Mar. 15
    Mar. 18
    Mar. 19
    Mar. 22
    Mar. 24
    Mar. 27
    Mar. 31
    Mar. 31
    Mar. 31
T-Accounts
        Cash            Common Stock            Prepaid Insurance            Service Revenue
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Accounts Receivable            Dividends Expense            Insurance Expense            Rent Expense
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Wages Payable            Wages Expense            Accounts Payable            Fuel Expense
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
Adjusted Trial Balance
    Unadjusted Trial Balance
    CMS
    March 31st, 2021
        Debit Bal.     Credit Bal.
    Cash
    Prepaid Insurance
    Accounts Receivable
    Wages Payable
    Accounts Payable
    Common Stock
    Service Revenue
    Wages Expense
    Fuel Expense
    Rent Expense
    Dividends Expense
    Insurance Expense
    Totals
Income Statement
    Service Revenue
    Wages Expense
    Fuel Expense
    Rent Expense
    Insurance Expense
    Net Income
Statement of Retained Earnings
    Retained Earnings, Beginning Balance
    Net Income
    Dividends Expense
    Retained Earnings, Ending Balance
Balance Sheet
    Assets
    Cash
    Accounts Receivable
    Prepaid Insurance
    Total Assets
    Liabilities
    Accounts Payable
    Wages Payable
    Insurance Payable
    Total Liabilities
    Stockholders' Equity
    Retained Earnings
    Common Stock
    Total Stockholders' Equity
    Total Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity
Closing Journal Entries
        Debit Account    Credit Account    Debit Amount    Credit Amount
    Mar. 31
    Mar. 31
    Mar. 31
    Mar. 31
Closing T-Accounts
        Cash            Common Stock            Prepaid Insurance            Service Revenue
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Accounts Receivable            Dividends Expense            Income Summary            Retained Earnings
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Wages Payable            Wages Expense            Accounts Payable            Fuel Expense
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Rent Expense            Insurance Expense
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:
Post-Closing Trial Balance
    Post-Closing Trial Balance
    CMS
    March 31st, 2021
        Debit Bal.     Credit Bal.
    Cash
    Prepaid Insurance
    Accounts Receivable
    Wages Payable
    Accounts Payable
    Common Stock
    Service Revenue
    Wages Expense
    Fuel Expense
    Rent Expense
    Dividends Expense
    Insurance Expense
    Income Summary
    Retained Earnings
    Totals

Directions
    Critical Thinking Assignment #3
    Tikkity Tock Clock Company sells three types of clocks. They purchase these clocks from manufacturers
    and sell them to retail stores. Tikkity Tock uses a perpetual inventory system, weighted average method.
    Tikkity Tock rents their building, but owns the merchandising furniture and equipment within the building
     - for these depreciable assets, they use a sole accumulated depreciation account.
    The balance sheet for Tikkity Tock Clock Company is seen below:
    Tikkity Tock Clock Company
    Balance Sheet
    October 31st, 2021
    Account    Balance
    Assets
    Cash    $ 239,558.00
    Accounts Receivable    $ 105,682.00
    Inventory    $ 97,476.00
    Office Supplies    $ 1,232.00
    Merchandising Furniture + Equipment    $ 150,000.00
    Accumulated Depreciation        $ 119,952.00
    Total Assets        $ 473,996.00
    Liabilities
    Accounts Payable        $ 108,979.00
    Total Liabilities        $ 108,979.00
    Stockholders' Equity
    Common Stock        $ 300,000.00
    Retained Earnings        $ 65,017.00
    Total Stockholders' Equity        $ 365,017.00
    Total Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity        $ 473,996.00
    
    Merchandise Inventory as of October 31st, 2021 consists of the following clocks:
    Item    Quantity    Unit Cost    Total Cost
    Base Level Clock    2,940.00    $ XXXXXXXXXX    $ 68,237.40
    Mid Level Clock    582.00    $ XXXXXXXXXX    $ 19,491.18
    Luxury Clock    177.00    $ XXXXXXXXXX    $ 9,747.39
    During the month of November, Tikkity Tock completed the following transactions:
    November 3rd - Purchased clocks on account from Clock Manufacturers, Inc. terms n/30, FOB destination.
    These were composed of 332 Base Level Clocks at a unit cost of $23.96/unit, 172 Mid Level Clocks
    at a unit cost of $35.51/unit, and 23 Luxury Clocks at a unit cost of $61.09/unit.
    November 7th - Sold 1,000 Base Level Clocks to a Alpine Retail at $32.99/unit, paid in full via cash.
    November 12th - Sold 22 Luxury Clocks at $82.99/unit and 200 Mid Level Clocks at $44.59/unit
    to Aspen Local on account, terms 2/15, n/30.
    November 16th - Paid amount due to Clock Manufacturer's Inc. in full.
    November 17th - Paid rent on building, $5,000.
    November 23rd - Received a check from Aspen Local for total amount due on November 12th sale.
    November 26th - Sold 788 Base Level Clocks to Mountain Meadows Retail at $32.99/unit
    on account, terms 2/10, n/30.
    November 30th - Paid utilities, $2,500.
    November 30th - Refilled office supplies for $250, paid cash.
    November 30th - Accumulated depreciation of $833 on merchandising furniture and equipment.
    November 30th - Counted office supplies, valued at $1,268.
    November 30th - Physical inventory count yielded 1,474 Base Level Clocks, 547 Mid Level Clocks,
     and 177 Luxury Clocks.
    Requirements:
    1. Open T-accounts and enter opening balances as of October 31st, 2021.
    2. Open inventory records for the three inventory items and enter opening balances. Complete the
    inventory records.
    3. Journalize the transactions. Explanations are not required.
    4. Post the transactions to the t-accounts.
    5. Prepare an adjusted trial balance as of November 30th, 2021.
    6. Prepare an income statement as of November 30th, 2021.
    7. Prepare a statement of retained earnings as of November 30th, 2021.
    8. Prepare a balance sheet as of November 30th, 2021.
    9. Journalize all closing entries and post to the t-accounts.
    10. Prepare a post-closing trial balance as of November 30th, 2021.
Inventory Records
    Item:
    Date    Quantity Purchase    Quantity Sold    Cost per Unit    Quantity on Hand
    Item:
    Date    Quantity Purchase    Quantity Sold    Cost per Unit    Quantity on Hand
    Item:
    Date    Quantity Purchase    Quantity Sold    Cost per Unit    Quantity on Hand
Non-Closing Journal Entries
    Date    Debit Account    Credit Account    Debit Amount    Credit Amount
T-Accounts
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
Adjusted Trial Balance
    Account    Debit Bal.     Credit Bal.
Income Statement
Retained Earnings
    Retained Earnings, Beginning Balance
    Net Income
    Dividend Expense
    Retained Earnings, Ending Balance
Balance Sheet
    Assets
    Total Assets
    Liabilities
    Total Liabilities
    Stockholders' Equity
    Total Stockholders' Equity
    Total Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity
Closing Journal Entries
    Date    Debit Account    Credit Account    Debit Amount    Credit Amount
Closing T-Accounts
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:            Bal.:            Bal.:
Post-Closing Trial Balance
    Account    Debit Bal.     Credit Bal.

Directions
    Critical Thinking Assignment #4
    On August 31st, 2021, the bank statement of Jill's Auto Shop a
ived from Local Bank.
    Additionally, you have gathered the following information in order to complete a bank
    reconciliation. First, the bank balance as of August 31st, 2021 is $17,412.00 and the Cash
    Book Balance was $14, XXXXXXXXXXSecondly, there is a $622.37 deduction for a check drawn
    by Jim's Auto Parts that was notified to Local Bank as an e
or. The statement additionally
    included three charges for NSF checks - for $482.31, $182.41, and $532.68.
    On August 21st, 2021 a deposit was made for $600 that
    is not reflected in the bank statement. Jill does collect some payments from customers
    by EFT- the bank statement lists two EFT deposits, one for $1,562.89 and one for $2,367.82.
    The bank statement also has a $75 deduction for bank service charges.
    Jill also has two outstanding checks - Check #324 for $567.32 and Check #362 for $987.31.
    Requirements:
    1. Prepare the bank reconciliation for Jill's Auto Shop at August 31, 2021.
    2. Journalize any required entries from the bank reconciliation, including explanations.
    3. Complete a cash t-account showing the beginning balance and applicable transactions
     from the reconciliation.
Bank Reconciliation
    Bank            Book
    Balance, August 31st, 2021            Balance, August 31st, 2021
    ADD:            ADD:
    LESS:            LESS:
    Adj. Bank Balance, August 31st, 2021            Adj. Book Balance, August 31st, 2021
Journal Entries
    Date    Debit Account    Credit Account    Debit Amount    Credit Amount
T-Account
        Cash
        Debits    Credits
    Bal.:

Directions
    Critical Thinking Assignment #5
    Jack and Jill's Water Delivery Service is preparing adjusting entries for the month end of April 2021.
    As part of this, they need you to complete depreciation schedules for the first five years fo
    three assets that they purchased April 1st, 2021. On April 1st, 2021 they purchased two trucks and a forklift -
    the following transactions show these purchases:
    1. Paid $30,000 for a Ford truck retrofitted with water delivery supplies. The truck has a 15 year useful life,
    a residual value of $4,000, and 43,800 hours of useful life. In each year, it is used 2,920 hours,
    or eight hours a day for 365 days a year.
    2. Paid $40,000 for a Dodge truck retrofitted with water delivery supplies. The truck has a 15 year useful life,
    a residual value of $6,000, and the same hours of useful life as well as use per year as the Ford truck.
    3. Paid $10,000 for a Forklift to load the trucks. The forklift has a nine year useful life, a $1,000 residual value,
    and 10,000 hours of useful life. In its first year, it is used for 2,000 hours due to training involved.
    Each year after it is used for 1,000 hours per year.
    Requirements:
    1. Complete depreciation schedules of the first five years for each asset. As part of these depreciation schedules,
    you must decide which type of depreciation to utilize and provide a short paragraph on why
    you chose that schedule.
Ford Truck
            Depreciation for the Yea
    Date
    2021
    2022
    2023
    2024
    2025
    2026
    Reasoning:
Dodge Truck
            Depreciation for the Yea
    Date
    2021
    2022
    2023
    2024
    2025
    2026
    Reasoning:
Forklift
            Depreciation for the Yea
    Date
    2021
    2022
    2023
    2024
    2025
    2026
    Reasoning:

Instructions
    Critical Thinking Assignment #6
    Ankel Footwear employees three salespeople, and pays time-and-a-half for overtime. Weekly paychecks are distributed on the Tuesday following the last day of the week (Saturday). Ankel withholds income tax (18%), FICA—OASDI (6.2%), and FICA—Medicare (1.45%). Ankel also pays payroll taxes for FICA—OASDI (6.2%), FICA—Medicare (1.45%), and state and federal unemployment (5.4% and 0.6% respectively). The payroll data for the three salespeople for the week ended March 31 follows:
        Name    Straight    Hours    Beginning
            Time    Worked    Cumulative
            Rate        Earnings
        Jimmy Chew    $15    52    $420
        Manny Blanik    17    48    540
        Alexa King    22    46    480
    Requirements:
    1.      Complete the Payroll Register for the three employees for the week ended March 31, 2018.
    2.      Complete the Payroll Tax Register.
    3.      Compute the total payroll expense for the week ended March 31. Format to two decimal places.
    4.      Record the payroll entries Ankel makes for each of the following:
    a.      Wage expense related to the three employees on Saturday, March 31.
    b.      Employer payroll taxes related to the three employees on Saturday, March 31.
    c.       Payment of all payroll taxes (employee and employer related) on Tuesday, April 3.
    d.      Payment of wages on Tuesday, April 3.
Payroll
    Requirement 1    Complete the Payroll Register for the three employees for the week ended March 31, 2018.
        Payroll Register                    Payroll Tax Registe
        Employee Name    Earnings                Earnings            Withholdings        Witholdings            Net Pay    Check No    Wages Expense
            Beginning Cumulative Earnings    Pay Rate    Hours Worked    Regular Pay    Overtime Pay    Cu
ent Period Earnings    Ending Cumulative Earnings    OASDI    Medicare    Income Tax    Other    Total Withholdings
                                        6.2%    1.45%
        Jimmy Chew                                                        1104
        Manny Blanik                                                        1105
        Alexa King                                                        1106
        Total
    Requirement 2    Complete the Payroll Tax Register for the week ended March 31, 2018.
        Payroll Tax Register                Payroll Tax Registe
        Employee Name    Earnings            Employer Payroll Taxes
            Beginning Cumulative Earnings    Cu
ent Period Earnings    Ending Cumulative Earnings    OASDI    Medicare    FUTA    SUTA    Total Taxes
                        6.2%    1.45%    0.60%    5.40%
        Jimmy Chew
        Manny Blanik
        Alexa King
        Total
    Requirement 3    Compute the total payroll expense for the week ended March 31.
        Description    Amount
Journal Entries
    Requirement 4a    Record the payroll entry Ankel makes for wages expense related to the three employees on Saturday, March 31.
    Date    Account/Explanation    DR    CR
        To record wages expense and payroll withholdings.
    Requirement 4b    Record the payroll entry Ankel makes for employer payroll taxes related to the three employees on Saturday, March 31.
    Date    Account/Explanation    DR    CR
        To record employer's payroll tax expense.
    Requirement 4c    Record the payroll entry Ankel makes for payment of all payroll taxes (employee and employer related) on Tuesday, April 3.
    Date    Account/Explanation    DR    CR
        To record payment of payroll tax liabilities.
    Requirement 4d    Record the payroll entry Ankel makes for payment of wages on Tuesday, April 3.
    Date    Account/Explanation    DR    CR
        To record payment of wages.
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Directions
    Critical Thinking Assignment #2
    This assignment continues Critical Thinking Assignment #1 on Cody Mountain Sports (CMS).
    CMS completed the following adjusting transactions during March of 2021:
    Mar. 31    Accrued Wages Expense of $2,000
    Mar. 31    One month of prepaid insurance has expired.
    Requirements:
    1. Copy in original journal entries from Critical Thinking Assignment #1. Journalize the adjusting entries and post
     these entries to the t-accounts.
    2. Prepare an adjusted trial balance as of March 31st, 2021.
    3. Prepare an income statement for CMS as of March 31st, 2021.
    4. Prepare a statement of retained earnings for CMS for the month ended March 31st, 2021.
    5. Prepare a balance sheet for CMS for the month ended March 31st, 2021.
    6. Journalize all closing entries and post to the t-accounts.
    7. Prepare a post-closing trial balance as of March 31st, 2021.
Non-Closing Journal Entries
        Debit Account    Credit Account    Debit Amount    Credit Amount
    Mar. 1    Cash        $ 120,000.00
            Common stock        $ 120,000.00
    Mar. 1    Prepard Insurance        $ 16,800.00
            Cash        $ 16,800.00
    Mar. 4    Cash        $ 22,000.00
            Service revenue        $ 22,000.00
    Mar. 15    Account receivable        $ 3,500.00
            Sercive revenue        $ 3,500.00
    Mar. 18    Wage Expense        $ 15,000.00
            Wage payable        $ 15,000.00
    Mar. 19    Fuel Expense        $ 900.00
            Account payable        $ 900.00
    Mar. 22    Cash        $ 3,500.00
            Account Receivable        $ 3,500.00
    Mar. 24    Rent Expense        $ 4,000.00
            Cash        $ 4,000.00
    Mar. 27    Account Payable        $ 900.00
            Cash        $ 900.00
    Mar. 31    Dividends Expense        $ 2,600.00
            Cash        $ 2,600.00
    Mar. 31    Accrued Wages Expense        $ 2,000.00
            Wages Payable        $ 2,000.00
    Mar....
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