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Southlake Corporation issued $600,000 of 8% bonds on March 1, 20X5. The bonds pay interest semi-annually and mature in 10 years. Three cases are presented where the bonds are issued at par (100), 96, or 105. Calculations are shown for interest expense, amortization, premium/discount, and bond carrying value for year ended December 31, 20X5 for each case. Interstate Manufacturing produces brass fasteners and incurred various manufacturing costs last year. Schedules are presented calculating direct materials, direct labor, prime cost, conversion cost, and cost of finished goods inventory. Jefferson Industries' income statement and manufacturing cost statement is presented for the year ended December 31, 20
Southlake Corporation issued $600,000 of 8% bonds on March 1, 20X5. The bonds pay interest semi-annually and mature in 10 years. Three cases are presented where the bonds are issued at par (100), 96, or 105. Calculations are shown for interest expense, amortization, premium/discount, and bond carrying value for year ended December 31, 20X5 for each case. Interstate Manufacturing produces brass fasteners and incurred various manufacturing costs last year. Schedules are presented calculating direct materials, direct labor, prime cost, conversion cost, and cost of finished goods inventory. Jefferson Industries' income statement and manufacturing cost statement is presented for the year ended December 31, 20
Southlake Corporation issued $600,000 of 8% bonds on March 1, 20X5. The bonds pay interest semi-annually and mature in 10 years. Three cases are presented where the bonds are issued at par (100), 96, or 105. Calculations are shown for interest expense, amortization, premium/discount, and bond carrying value for year ended December 31, 20X5 for each case. Interstate Manufacturing produces brass fasteners and incurred various manufacturing costs last year. Schedules are presented calculating direct materials, direct labor, prime cost, conversion cost, and cost of finished goods inventory. Jefferson Industries' income statement and manufacturing cost statement is presented for the year ended December 31, 20
Please complete the following exercises below in either Excel or a word document (but must be single document). You must show your work where appropriate (leaving the calculations within Excel cells is acceptable). Save the document and submit it in the appropriate week using the !ssignment Submission button. 1. Analysis of stockholders' equity Star "orporation issued both common and preferred stock during #$%&. 'he stockholders( e)uity sections of the company(s balance sheets at the end of #$%& and #$%* follow+ 206 20! Preferred stock ,-$$ par value -$. ,*/$$$$ ,*$$$$$ "ommon stock ,-$ par value #0*$$$$ -1*$$$$ Paid2in capital in excess of par value Preferred #3$$$ 4 "ommon 3&#$$$$ 0&$$$$$ 5etained earnings /31$$$$ &6#$$$$ 'otal stockholders( e)uity ,-&$33$$$ ,-#11$$$$ a. "ompute the number of preferred shares that were issued during #$%&. !"0#000$%100& !"00 'referred shares issued. b. "alculate the average issue price of the common stock sold in #$%&. c. 7y what amount did the company(s paid2in capital increase during #$%&8 d. 9id Star(s total legal capital increase or decrease during #$%&8 7y what amount8 A 2. (ond com'utations) *traight+line amorti,ation Southlake "orporation issued ,6$$$$$ of /. bonds on :arch - #$%-. 'he bonds pay interest on :arch - and September - and mature in -$ years. !ssume the independent cases that follow. Case A4'he bonds are issued at -$$. Case B4'he bonds are issued at 6&. Case C4'he bonds are issued at -$*. Southlake uses the straight2line method of amorti;ation. Instructions: "omplete the following table+ "ase ! "ase 7 "ase " a. "ash inflow on the issuance date <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< b. 'otal cash outflow through maturity <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< c. 'otal borrowing cost over the life of the bond issue <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< d. =nterest expense for the year ended 9ecember 0- #$%- <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< e. !morti;ation for the year ended 9ecember 0- #$%- <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< f. >namorti;ed premium as of 9ecember 0- #$%- <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< g. >namorti;ed discount as of 9ecember 0- #$%- <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< h. 7ond carrying value as of 9ecember 0- #$%- <<<<<<< <<<<<<< <<<<<<< -. .efinitions of manufacturing conce'ts =nterstate :anufacturing produces brass fasteners and incurred the following costs for the year ?ust ended+ A :aterials and supplies used 7rass ,1*$$$ 5epair parts -&$$$ :achine lubricants 6$$$ @ages and salaries :achine operators -#/$$$ Production supervisors &3$$$ :aintenance personnel 3-$$$ Ather factory overhead Bariable 0*$$$ Cixed 3&$$$ Sales commissions #$$$$ "ompute+ a. 'otal direct materials consumed Materials and supplies used Brass $75,000 Machine lubricants 9,000 Direct Material consumed $84,000 b. 'otal direct labor Wages and salaries Machine operators 128,000 c. 'otal prime cost = DM + DL = 84000+128000 = 212000 d. 'otal conversion cost Total conversion cost = Direct Labor + Factory OH = DL + Prod Supervisor + Variable FOH + Fixed OH = 128000 + 64000+ 35000+46000 = 273,000 A /. *chedule of cost of goods manufactured# income statement 'he following information was taken from the ledger of Defferson =ndustries =nc.+ 9irect labor ,/*$$$ !dministrative expenses ,*6$$$ Selling expenses 03$$$ @ork in. process+ Sales 0$$$$$ Dan. - #6$$$ Cinished goods 9ec. 0- #-$$$ Dan. - --*$$$ 9irect material purchases //$$$ 9ec. 0- -0-$$$ 9epreciation+ factory -/$$$ 5aw (direct) materials on hand =ndirect materials used -$$$$ Dan. - 0-$$$ =ndirect labor #3$$$ 9ec. 0- 3$$$$ Cactory taxes /$$$ Cactory utilities --$$$ Prepare the following+ a. ! schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year ended 9ecember 0-. b. !n income statement for the year ended 9ecember 0-. A !. 0anufacturing statements and cost 1eha2ior 'ampa Coundry began operations during the current year manufacturing various products for industrial use. Ane such product is light2gauge aluminum which the company sells for ,0& per roll. "ost information for the year ?ust ended follows. Production and sales totaled #$$$$ rolls and -1$$$ rolls respectively 'here is no work in process. 'ampa carries its finished goods inventory at the average unit cost of production. Instructions: a. 9etermine the cost of the finished goods inventory of light2gauge aluminum. "ost of producing #$$$$ rolls EFo fo 5olls G(9:H9IHBar CAJ) H Cixed CAJ E #$$$$G(3.*$H&.*H6) H *$$$$ E ,3*$$$$ So !Bge cost of production E ,3*$$$$K#$$$$ E ,##.*$ Cinished good =nventory E Prod L sales E #$$$$2-1$$$ E 0$$$ rolls So "ost of Cin good inv E 0$$$G,##.*$ E ,&1*$$ b. Prepare an income statement for the current year ended 9ecember 0- Income Statement Sales 36*170 00 $ 6,12,000 Less : Dir Mat 4.5*170 00 $ 76,500 Dir lab 6.5*170 00 $ 1,10,500 ar !" #*1700 0 $ 1,53,000 Gross Proft $ 2,72,00 0 Less $i%d &'st $ 50,000 Gross $ 3er 4nit 5aria1le Cost 6i7ed Cost 9irect materials ,3.*$ , 4 9irect labor &.* 4 Cactory overhead 6 *$$$$ Selling 4 1$$$$ !dministrative 4 -0*$$$ A Income 2,22,00 0 Less S(A e%) $ 2,05,000 Net Income $ 17,000 c. An the basis of the information presented+ -. 9oes it appear that the company pays commissions to its sales staff8 Explain. Fo. Sales is a fixed cost. @e donMt see any variable sales cost. So "ompany doesnMt pay commission to its sales staff. #. @hat is the likely effect on the ,3.*$ unit cost of direct materials if next year(s production increases8 @hy8 =t will remain constant. 'his is so because 9irect material cost is a variable cost. Jence 9irect material unit cost will not change with production volume.
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