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Chapter 9

Reporting and Analyzing

Current Liabilities

Quick Study 9-11 (10 minutes)

Times interest earned = =

Interpretation :

PROBLEM SET A

Problem 9-1A (45 minutes)

Frier

Com. Bank

UMB

1.

Maturity dates

Date of the note

Term of the note (in days)

Maturity date

2.

Interest due at maturity

Principal of the note

Annual interest rate

Fraction of year

Interest expense

3.

Accrued interest on UMB note at the end of 2010

Total interest for note

Fraction of term in 2010

Accrued interest expense

4.

Interest on UMB note in 2011

Total interest for note

Fraction of term in 2011

Interest expense in 2011

5.

2010 You can show your calculations in your journal entry descriptions.

The terms regarding the notes payable should be in the descriptions as well

Apr. 20

Merchandise Inventory

Accounts Payable—Frier

May 19

Accounts Payable—Frier

Cash

Notes Payable—Frier

.

July 8

Cash

Notes Payable—Community

Aug. 17

Interest Expense

Notes Payable—Frier

Cash

Nov. 5

Interest Expense

Notes Payable—Community

Cash

28

Cash

Notes Payable—UMB Bank

Dec. 31

Interest Expense

Interest Payable

2011

Jan. 27

Interest Expense

126

Notes Payable—UMB Bank

Interest Payable

Cash

Problem 9-2A (40 minutes) You can show your calculations in your journal entry descriptions.

1.

2010

Nov. 11

Cash

Sales

11

Cost of Goods Sold

Merchandise Inventory

30

Warranty Expense

Estimated Warranty Liability

Dec. 9

Estimated Warranty Liability

Merchandise Inventory

16

Cash

Sales

16

Cost of Goods Sold

Merchandise Inventory

29

Estimated Warranty Liability

Merchandise Inventory

31

Warranty Expense

Estimated Warranty Liability

Jan. 5

Cash

Sales

5

Cost of Goods Sold

Merchandise Inventory

2011

17

Estimated Warranty Liability

Merchandise Inventory

31

Warranty Expense

Estimated Warranty Liability

2. Warranty expense for November 2010 and December 2010

Sales

Percent

Warranty Expense

November

December

Total

3. Warranty expense for January 2011

Sales in January

Warranty percent

Warranty expense

4. Balance of the estimated liability as of December 31, 2010

Warranty expense for November

credit

Warranty expense for December

credit

Cost of replacing items in December

debit

Estimated Warranty Liability balance

credit

*Can be viewed as $270 + $540

5. Balance of the estimated liability as of January 31, 2011

Beginning balance

credit

Warranty expense for January

credit

Cost of replacing items in January

debit

Estimated Warranty Liability balance

Credit

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