BUS205 Final Exam Part II

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BUS 205 - Final Exam Part II
75 Points, Due by Thursday, 12/5, 10 AM
You have decided to start a company that purchases and sells airplanes. You have named it Airplanes R Us.
The following transactions occurred during 2012, Airplanes R Us's first year of operations.
Jan 1 You, the owner, took $1,500,000 of cash out of your own bank account and put it in Airplanes R Us's bank account. You were issued 1,500,000
shares of common stock in return.
3 Airplanes R Us purchased 35 airplanes at $20,000 each. They will pay within 30 days.
15 Airplanes R Us purchased 10 airplanes at $17,000 each. They paid cash.
Feb 1 Airplanes R Us paid $120,000 of cash for one year of rent on a warehouse.
2 Airplanes R Us purchased $1,000 of supplies (these will be used up by year-end). They will pay within 30 days.
4 Airplanes R Us purchased 5 airplanes at $18,000 each. They paid cash.
19 Airplanes R Us paid off all outstanding accounts payable.
Apr 1 Airplanes R Us used cash to pay for a $48,000 insurance policy. The insurance coverage is from 4/1/12 to 3/31/13
8 Airplanes R Us sold 25 airplanes at $30,000 each. The customer will pay at a later date. Airplanes R Us uses the FIFO inventory method.
15 Airplanes R Us received $500,000 cash from collections on accounts receivable.
30 Airplanes R Us purchased welding equipment for $100,000 Airplanes R Us uses the straight-line method for depreciation.
This purchase was made by signing a $100,000, 90 day, 10% note payable. Estimated useful life is 10 years, and est. salvage value is $5,000.
The equipment was immediately put into production on the date of purchase.
May 16 Airplanes R Us purchased a $4,000 advertisement. They will pay for this within 30 days.
Jun 15 Airplanes R Us sold 22 airplanes at $30,000 each. The customer will pay at a later date. The FIFO method still applies.
16 Airplanes R Us paid all of its outstanding accounts payable with cash.
Jul 3 Airplanes R Us collected all oustanding accounts receivable in cash.
31 Airplanes R Us used cash to pay off the note payable with interest.
Sep 10 Airplanes R Us paid $500 cash to have the welding equipment cleaned.
Dec 31 Airplanes R Us paid you, the owner, a dividend of $175,000 cash.
Dec 31 Airplanes R Us made adjusting journal entries as needed.
Required:
1) Prepare the necessary journal entries to record the 2012 transactions for Airplanes R Us. Round all calculations to the nearest dollar.
2) Prepare T-accounts and balance them (as of 12/31/12).
3) Prepare a Balance Sheet (as of 12/31/12).
4) Prepare an Income Statement (for the year ended 12/31/12).
5) Prepare a Statement of Changes in Stockholder's Equity (for the year ended 12/31/12).

T-accounts

JE

2010 JOURNAL ENTRIES

FS

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS