accounting- adjusting and closing entries
accounting- adjusting and closing entries
Big Ed’s Motorcycle Shop is nearing the fiscal year-end. You have been asked to prepare the adjusting and closing entries to prepare the books for the 2008 year-end.
Download Big Ed’s trial balance to begin preparing your adjusting and closing entries:
Following is the information you will need to make your adjusting entries:
- Office equipment has a life of five years with no residual value.
- Store equipment has a life of five years with no residual value.
- Shop equipment has a life of ten years with no residual value (assume new equipment was purchased Jan. 1.)
- A physical inventory of Merchandise Inventory, Parts revealed an actual balance of $97,000.
- A physical inventory of Merchandise Inventory, Motorcycles revealed that the balance was accurate.
- Office supplies in the amount of $1,500 were used throughout the year.
- Salaries should be accrued as follows:
- Sales – $3,000
- Service – $5,000
- Office – $1,500
- Insurance in the amount of $1,200 was used throughout the year.
- Interest on the Note Payable is 8% (assume new note was taken out on Jan. 1.)
- Use straight line depreciation. Calculate the depreciation using the asset balance and ignore the balance in Accumulated Depreciation. Assume that no expense has been recorded for the year.