ACC2301 Sunshine Toy Company

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This is a Semester Project, the requirement is in the Attachment "Semester Project", it is very clear to let you know what you need to do and how to do. And we also upload the "Beginning Balance Sheet", you need to rely on the information which already gives you in the Beginning Balance Sheet (like the Corporation Name, the Founder and so on) to continue the work.

 

SEMESTER PROJECT

The semester project requires (2 team member) to record and post transactions & adjusting entries, complete the accounting cycle, and prepare financial statements and footnotes for a hypothetical corporation for one calendar year.

 

SEMESTER PROJECT

 

The objective of this project is to record transactions and prepare financial statements for a hypothetical company for one fiscal year. All transactions and company information is to be generated by the student(s). Basic requirements:

1.         Work in teams (2 people)

 

2.         The final project is to be assembled into one professional, cohesive document (same font, account titles, formatting, etc.).

 

3.         Each team creates a hypothetical company with a corporate ownership structure that has been in existence for a period of time prior to the fiscal year of the project.

 

4.         Minimum requirements: 25 distinct(unique)transactions, exclusive of adjusting and closing entries that are carried through the accounting cycle. Routine, on-going transactions can be summarized, rather than repeated (e.g. one summary entry for the year’s payroll, rather than multiple payroll entries).

 

5.         The company must maintain a significant inventory and derive the majority of its revenue from sales rather than be primarily a service company.

 

6.         Transactions should be realistic, logical, and representative of material covered in Intermediate Accounting, reflecting your mastery of the subject matter.

 

7.         In order to have complete, GAAP-based financial statements, it may be necessary to review the Intermediate Accounting.

 

8.         All records, journals, and statements must be done using word processing and/or spreadsheet software. 

·         T-accounts may be used as general ledgers.

·         Journals should have separate sections or pages for recording transactions versus adjusting entries versus closing entries.

·         For this project ignore the fact that financial statements are generally prepared quarterly and prepare adjusting & closing entries for the YEAREND only.

·         A template for the beginning balance sheet is included on the last page of this document. Non-zero balances are required for ALL accounts in the template. Additional accounts may be added but are optional.

Deliverables (items to be included in the completed project):

 

1.         A description of the company, history, ownership structure, and business objective.

 

2.         A numbered chart of accounts, in appropriate account order.

 

3.         A beginning Balance Sheet (it may be adjusted based on changes made throughout the semester, Generally you need to add Accounts)

4.         Descriptions of each transaction with enough detail for me to determine correctness.

 

5.         A general journal (this can be separate from, or combined with #4) with separate sections for:       * transactions,

* adjusting entries, and

* closing entries.

 

6.         A general ledger (T-Accounts are an acceptable format).

 

7.         A trial balance.

 

8.         An adjusted trial balance.

 

9.         A post-closing trial balance.

 

10.        End of year financial statements:

·         Income Statement,

·         Balance Sheet,

·         Cash Flow Statement, and

·         Statement of Owners’ Equity (NOT a statement of retained earnings).

 

NOTE: Unlike ‘real’ financial statements that combine similar accounts and/or present net amounts for accounts & their contra-accounts, these financial statement represent both the company’s financial information AND your knowledge of accounting. Therefore, present all accounts individually (e.g. do not have one line for “operating expenses” on your income statement - list ALL expenses individually; similarly, do not present “net A/R”, but include A/R less Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, etc.)

 

11.        Notes to the financial statements, including a description of significant accounting policies. This is also an appropriate place to document calculations.

 

GRADING

·         The initial Business Description and Beginning Balance Sheet are worth 20 points and are due January 24th.

·         The remaining 150 points are split equally between technical merit (75 points) and conceptual expertise (75 points) of the project as a whole.

·        Technical merit refers to accuracy, completeness, professional presentation, clarity, etc.      

·        Conceptual expertise refers to the depth of accounting knowledge reflected in the overall project (existence of Intermediate level transactions, ‘carry through’ to appropriate adjusting entries, logic).

Beginning Balance Sheet Template

 

 

Company Name

Balance Sheet (or Statement of Position)

For the year ended (date)

 

ASSETS

Current

            Cash                                                                                         $

            Accounts Receivable                             $

            Less Allowance for Doubtful Accounts  __________

            Inventory

 

Total Assets                                                                                          =============

 

 

LIABILITIES & OWNERS’ EQUITY

 

LIABILITIES

Current

            Accounts Payable        

 

OWNERS’ EQUITY

            Common Stock

            Additional Paid in Capital

            Retained Earnings

 

 

Total Liabilities & Owners’ Equity                                                          ===============

 

Sunshine Toy Company

Balance Sheet

For the year ended December 31, 2012

ASSETS

Current                                                           

            Cash                                                                             250,000                                 

            Accounts Receivable                              238,000

              Less Allowance for Doubtful Accounts              18,000           220,000

           

            Inventory                                                                     1,200,000

 

  Total current assets                                                                                        1,670,000                                                                              

 

Long-term investments

            Notes Receivable, Long-term                                                                              60,000

 

Property, Plant, and Equipment

            Land                                                                             120,000

            Building                                                 360,000

   Less: Accumulated depreciation                40,000            320,000

                                                                                                                           

Total Property, Plant, and Equipment                                                                  440,000

 

Total Assets                                                                                         =============

                                                                                                                                    2,170,000

 

LIABILITIES & OWNERS’ EQUITY

 

LIABILITIES

Current

            Accounts Payable                                                            460,000

Wages Payable                                                                     90,000

Interest Payable                                                               60,000

  Total current liabilities                                                                                       610,000

 

Long-Term

            Loan                                                                                                                  500,000

 
 

 

 

Total Liabilities                                                                                                           1,110,000

 

OWNERS’ EQUITY                                                                                         

            Common Stock                                                                                         600,000     

            Additional Paid in Capital                                            210,000

            Retained Earnings                                                        250,000

 

Total Stockholder’s equity                                                                                1,060,000

Total Liabilities & Owners’ Equity                                                      ===============

                                                                                                                          2,170,000

 

 

Sunshine Toy Company is a toy seller corporation, which was founded in 2010 by Fang and Shishido. This corporation collects toys from different countries and times to sell, it tries to bring people warm childhood memories for different ages. This company has a super market and it is gradually build into a toy kingdom. The motto of the company is, “Giving everyone a wonderful toy world.”

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