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Pls answer. Very long question. Very appreciated. Jamie Dolan, the owner of Dola

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Pls answer. Very long question. Very appreciated.

Jamie Dolan, the owner of Dolan Cabinets, is reviewing the financial information for the year 2014. His business involves buying large boards of oak wood (all the same size and type), and using them to build bookcases and other cabinets. Ashley Cunningham, Jamie's accountant and office assistant, was Jamie's only employee as of January 1, 2014. He hired Sylvia Gardner, a manual labourer, to help with the cabinet-making process on July 1, 2014. The following in a copy of Dolan Cabinets' balance sheet as at December 31, 2013 Dolan Cabinets Balance Sheet December 31, 2013 Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Raw Materials Work in Progress Finished Goods Manufacturing Equipment Office Equipment Total assets $15,000 0 0 0 $3,000 $20,000 $2,000 $40,000 Liabilities Wages Payable Bank Debt Total liabilites $0 $20,000 $20,000 Owner's Equity Capital stock Retained earnings Total OE Total liabilites &OE; $20,000 0 $20,000 $40,000 Purchased for $25000 on January 1, 2012. Straight line depreciation, salvage value of $5000, 8 year useful life **Purchased for $2000 on December 30, 2013. Straight line depreciation, salvage value of $400, 4 year useful life

Explanation / Answer

Answer to part a:

Calculation of value of raw materials inventory left on hand:

Raw materials: Oak Boards

Number of boards of wood left on hand               = 40

Based on FIFO, 30 Oak Boards purchased on Sep 30 2014 and 10 Oak Boards purchased on June 20 2014 are considered to be on hand.

Value of 30 boards purchased on Sep 30 2014     = $800

Value of 10 boards purchased on June 20 2014 = $1800 / 80 * 10               = $225

Value of raw materials on hand                                                = $800 + $225                     = $1025

Answer to part b:

Calculation of cost of goods sold:

Data:

Opening balances of inventory:

Raw material                      =             nil

Work in progress              =             nil

Finished goods                  =             $3000

Opening Inventory         =             $3000

Purchases:

Raw materials                   = $1400 + $1800 + $800 = $4000

Wages                                  =             $25400 + $13000 = $38400

Rents & utilities                used for manufacturing                = 75% (48000) = $36000

Closing balances of inventory:

Raw material                      =             $1025

Work in progress              =             nil

Finished goods                  =             $1000

Closing Inventory            =             $1025 + $1000 = $2025

Cost of Goods Sold         = Opening Inventory + Purchases + Wages + Rent -Closing Inventory

= $3000 + $4000 + $38400 + 36000 - $2025

= $79375

Answer to part c:

Cash T-account:

Cash a/c

Particulars

Amount

Particulars

Amount

To Balance b/d

15000

By Purchases

4000

To Sales

200000

By Wages

38400

By Rent & utilities

48000

By Interest on bank debt

1200

By payment to reduce debt capital

2000

By General Office Expense

1000

By Balance c/d

120400

215000

215000

Answer to part d:

Income statement:

Income statement

Particulars

Amount

Particulars

Amount

To Opening Inventory

3000

By Sales

200500

To Purchases

4000

By Closing Inventory

2025

To Wages

38400

To Rent & utilities (manufacturing)

36000

To Gross Profit

121125

202525

202525

To Rent & utilities (office space)

12000

By Gross Profit

121125

To Interest on bank debt

1200

To payment to reduce debt principal

2000

To General Office Expense

1000

To depreciation on manufacturing equipment

2500

To depreciation on Office Equipment

400

To Net Profit

102025

121125

121125

Depreciation on manufacturing equipment

Purchase cost

$25000

Salvage value

$5000

Useful life

8 years

Depreciation on manufacturing equipment

$2500

[(25000 - 5000) / 8]

Depreciation on Office Equipment

Purchase cost

$2000

Salvage value

$400

Useful life

4 years

Depreciation on Office Equipment

$400

[(2000 - 400) / 4]

Answer to part e:

Balance Sheet

Liabilities

Amount

Assets

Amount

Wages payable

0

Cash

120400

Bank Debt (20000-2000)

18000

Accounts Receivable

500

Raw materials

1025

Owner's Equity

Work in progress

0

Capital Stock

20000

Finished Goods

1000

Retained Earnings

104025

Manufacturing Equipment (20000 - 2500)

17500

Office Equipment (2000-400)

1600

142025

142025

Cash a/c

Particulars

Amount

Particulars

Amount

To Balance b/d

15000

By Purchases

4000

To Sales

200000

By Wages

38400

By Rent & utilities

48000

By Interest on bank debt

1200

By payment to reduce debt capital

2000

By General Office Expense

1000

By Balance c/d

120400

215000

215000