The document provides two accounting assignment questions involving journal entries, general ledger, income statement, statement of owner's equity, and balance sheet for transactions of a factory over one month.
The first question details 10 transactions including investing cash, rent payment, materials and supplies purchases, equipment purchase, production costs, sales, and billing. Students are asked to record journal entries, post to accounts, and prepare financial statements.
The second question gives additional transactions for a factory owned by two partners, including investment, loan, rent, equipment purchase, materials purchase, wages, production costs, sales, and billing. Students are asked to calculate 10 account balances and totals based on the transactions.
The document provides two accounting assignment questions involving journal entries, general ledger, income statement, statement of owner's equity, and balance sheet for transactions of a factory over one month.
The first question details 10 transactions including investing cash, rent payment, materials and supplies purchases, equipment purchase, production costs, sales, and billing. Students are asked to record journal entries, post to accounts, and prepare financial statements.
The second question gives additional transactions for a factory owned by two partners, including investment, loan, rent, equipment purchase, materials purchase, wages, production costs, sales, and billing. Students are asked to calculate 10 account balances and totals based on the transactions.
The document provides two accounting assignment questions involving journal entries, general ledger, income statement, statement of owner's equity, and balance sheet for transactions of a factory over one month.
The first question details 10 transactions including investing cash, rent payment, materials and supplies purchases, equipment purchase, production costs, sales, and billing. Students are asked to record journal entries, post to accounts, and prepare financial statements.
The second question gives additional transactions for a factory owned by two partners, including investment, loan, rent, equipment purchase, materials purchase, wages, production costs, sales, and billing. Students are asked to calculate 10 account balances and totals based on the transactions.
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING CREDIT HOURS ENGINEERING PROGRAMS Basic Science
Spring 2023
ASU323: Introduction to Accounting
Assignment 2 Answer the following question: Question 1: • Prepare journal entries for the transactions • Post transactions to the accounts in the general ledger • Prepare Income Statement, Statement of Owner’s Equity, and Balance Sheet • Adjust all the accounts for one month period, then prepare the adjusted Income Statement, Statement of Owner’s Equity, and Balance Sheet Given the following transactions for a factory: 1. Dec. 1st: The owner invested $150,000 to start the business 2. Dec. 1st: Paid $50,000 to rent the factory building for one year 3. Dec. 3rd: Buy a stock of raw material for $90,000 cash 4. Dec. 5th: Borrowed $350,000 from a bank (with 13% interest) 5. Dec. 5th: Purchased office supplies for $300 to be paid Jan. 1st 6. Dec. 7th: Buy $300,000 worth of machines to start production. Paid $100,000 cash and $200,000 to be paid on 5 years (assume the lifetime = 10 years with $15,000 salvage value) 7. Dec. 18th: Used $30,000 worth of material for the production 8. Dec. 18th: Used $50 of the supplies 9. Dec. 21st: Sell products for $55,000 cash 10. Dec. 22nd: Billed $25,000 for products to be paid 11. Dec. 25th: Paid $10,000 wages AIN SHAMS UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Basic Science, i-Credit Hours Engineering Programs Spring 2023 Assignment 2 ASU323: Introduction to Accounting Assignment 2 2/2
Question 2:
Given the following transactions for a Factory:
• Two Partners invested total $500,000, to start the business. • They get $1,000,000 loan from a bank with yearly interest of 24% • They paid $300,000 for one year of rent. • They paid $900,000 cash to buy Machines (the machines have no salvage value after 15 years) • Get $2,000,000 worth raw materials. With paying only $100,000 Cash. • For the first month, they paid $40,000 in wages. • For the first month, the factory consumes $200,000 worth raw materials. • The factory sells products with $300,000 in cash. • The factory delivers products with $150,000 without receiving the money yet. If the Owners want to check on the business after the first month, answer the following questions for them:
1 The “Cash” account is balanced at …….
a) $40,000 b) $610,000 c) $460,000 d) None of them 2 The “Rent Expense” account is adjusted to ……. a) $25,000 b) $300,000 c) $250,000 d) None of them 3 The “Machine Depreciation” is ……. a) $75,000 b) $5,000 c) $60,000 d) None of them 4 The “Loan interest” for this month is ……. a) $240,000 b) $83,333 c) $20,000 d) None of them 5 The total “Revenues” are equal ……. a) $300,000 b) $450,000 c) $150,000 d) None of them 6 The total “Expenses” are equal ……. a) $290,000 b) $90,000 c) $250,000 d) None of them 7 Net Income is equal ……. a) $10,000 b) $360,000 c) $165,000 d) None of them 8 The Owners’ equity is equal ……. a) $500,000 b) $665,000 c) $1,665,000 d) None of them 9 The total “Assets” are equal ……. a) $3,580,000 b) $3,780,000 c) $1,800,000 d) None of them 10 The total “Liabilities” are equal ……. a) $1,000,000 b) $2,920,000 c) $1,920,000 d) None of them
This Paper Carries Six Questions. 2. Answer Any Four Questions. 3. Each Question Carries 25 Marks. 4. Use of Non-Programmable Calculators Only Is Allowed