Ask for the preparation of accounting entries! Question type: Preparation of accounting entries

Updated on educate 2024-04-26
10 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The conditions set in this question are not complete, so I will assume that Company A holds the bond for long-term holding purposes, and that there is an active external market for the bond, and the fair value can be reliably measured. In other words, we believe that Company A recognises the bonds as a long-term held-to-maturity investment.

    On January 3, when the bond was purchased:

    Borrow: Long-term equity investment – cost 800,000

    Interest adjustment 44000

    Credit: Bank deposit 844000

    On December 31, the accrual of interest:

    In this question, since the actual acquisition cost is not equal to the face value, it is purchased at a premium, so the effective interest rate of holding the bond is less than its coupon rate.

    Let the real interest rate be r, and the interpolation method is used to calculate the process as follows:

    r 844000

    10% 1000*800*12%*(p/a,10% ,5) +1000*800*(p/s,10%,5)=

    r=10%+(

    Actual interest recognized at the end of 2013 = amortized cost at the beginning of the period * effective interest rate = 844,000*

    Debit: Interest receivable 96000

    Credit: Investment income 89042

    Held-to-maturity investments – interest adjustment 6958

    When interest is received:

    Borrow: Bank deposit 96000

    Credit: Interest receivable 96000

    So far, the amortized cost at the end of 2013 = the amortized cost at the beginning of the period + the actual interest - the interest receivable = 837042, when the actual interest is calculated at the end of 2014, it is equal to the amortized cost at the end of 2013, that is, at the beginning of 2014, multiplied by the effective interest rate, and so on.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Please refer to the Held-to-Maturity Investment section of the Financial Assets section of the Intermediate Financial Accounting Textbook.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    1.Borrow: Bank deposit 24000

    Credit: Non-operating income 24000

    2.Borrow: Non-operating expenses 31400

    Credit: Bank deposit 31400

    3.Borrow: Bank deposit 702000

    Credit: main business income - product A 600,000

    Tax payable – VAT payable (output tax) 1020004Debit: Accounts receivable 480,000

    Credit: main business income - product B 480,000 (why is VAT not written) 5Borrow: Employee Compensation Payable - Salary 3080

    Credit: Cash on hand 3080

    6.Debit: Finance fee 1000

    Credit: Interest payable 1000

    7.Debit: Selling fee 2400

    Credit: Bank deposit 2400

    8: Borrow: main business income - product A 600,000 - product B 480,000

    Non-operating income 24000

    Credit: Profit for the year 1,104,000

    9.Borrow: main business cost - product A 400,000 - product B 330,000

    Credit: Goods in stock - product A 400000

    Product B 330000

    10.Borrow: Business tax and surcharge - main business tax 2700 Credit: tax payable - VAT payable 2700

    11.Debit: Income tax expense 111045

    Credit: Tax Payable – Income Tax Payable 111045

    12.Borrow: Profit for the year 878545

    Credit: Cost of main business 730,000

    Non-operating expenses 31400

    Finance Fee 1000

    Selling fee 2400

    Sales tax and surcharge 2700

    Income tax expense 111045

    13.Borrow: Profit distribution - withdrawal of statutory surplus reserve.

    Credit: Surplus Reserve.

    14.Borrow: Profit distribution - profit payable 300000 Credit: Profit payable 300000

    15.Borrow: Profit for the year 975455

    Credit: Profit Distribution – Undistributed Profit 975455

    16.Debit: Profit Distribution - Undistributed Profit 1299455 Credit: Profit Distribution - Profit Payable 1299455

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1. A batch of materials purchased, a loan of 20,000 yuan, transportation and miscellaneous expenses of 700 yuan, the materials have been inspected into the warehouse, and the payment has not been paid.

    Borrow: Raw material 20700

    Credit: Accounts payable 20700 (excluding VAT).

    2. Received a piece of equipment invested by the investor, with an original value of 50,000 yuan, depreciation of 20,000 yuan, and an appraisal price of 25,000 yuan, which has been delivered.

    Debit: Fixed assets 25000

    Credit: Capital Reserve 25,000

    3. Purchase a car, invoice ** 200,000 yuan, transportation and miscellaneous expenses of 10,000 yuan, has been delivered, and the loan has been paid through bank deposits.

    Debit: Fixed assets 210,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 210000

    4. Received a purchase loan of 15,000 yuan prepaid by the purchasing unit according to the provisions of the contract, which has been deposited in the bank.

    Debit: Bank deposit 15000

    Credit: Accounts receivable 15000

    5. The factory department will reimburse 1,000 yuan for travel expenses after returning from a business trip, and pay 200 yuan in cash (originally borrowed 800 yuan).

    Borrow: Management Fees? 1000

    Credit: Other receivables 800

    200 in cash

    6. The total salary payable to employees this month is 36,000 yuan, including:

    The wages of production workers are 28,000 yuan.

    The salary of workshop management personnel is 4000 yuan.

    The salary of the personnel of the administrative department is 4,000 yuan.

    Borrow: Production cost 28000

    Manufacturing cost 4000

    Management fee 4000

    Credit: Employee compensation payable 36,000

    7. A total of 40,000 yuan of materials were issued this month, including:

    The production of products consumes 38,000 yuan.

    The workshop generally consumes 1200 yuan.

    The administrative department spent 800 yuan.

    Borrow: Production cost 38000

    Manufacturing cost 1200

    Administrative fee 800

    Credit: Raw materials 40000

    8. At the end of the month, the cost of the completed product is 80,000 yuan.

    Borrow: 80000 items in stock

    Credit: Production cost 80000

    9. 80 products were sold, each piece was 1,500 yuan, and the loan was 120,000 yuan, but the loan has not yet been received.

    Debit: Accounts receivable 120,000

    Credit: main business income 120,000 (excluding VAT).

    10. Carry forward the cost of 80 products sold (unit cost of 800 yuan).

    Borrow: Cost of main business 64000

    Credit: 64000 goods in stock

    11. Pay 1,000 yuan for advertising with bank deposit.

    Borrow: 1000 for administrative fees

    Credit: Bank deposit 1000

    That's a lot. Bonus points!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1 borrowed raw material - A material 20558

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Input Tax) 3442

    Credit bank deposit 24000

    2. The cost of borrowing the main business is 20558

    Credit raw materials 20558

    3. Borrow 20,000 in advance

    Credit bank deposit 20000

    4. Borrow management fee 1000

    credit raw materials 1000

    5. Borrow the manufacturing cost of 9000

    Management fee 1000

    Accumulated depreciation of 10,000

    6. Borrow 17,000 in advance

    Credit bank deposit 17000

    8. Borrow financial expenses 2000

    Credit interest payable 2000

    9. Borrow the production cost of 12000

    Manufacturing cost 2000

    Management fee 9000

    Employee remuneration payable - salary 23,000

    At the time of payment. Borrowing and payable employee compensation - salary 23000

    Credit bank deposit 23000

    10. The cost of borrowing production is 1680

    Manufacturing cost 28

    Management fee 1260

    Employee Compensation Payable - Employee Benefits 2968

    11. Borrow production costs.

    credit manufacturing expenses.

    12 Ibid. 13. Borrowed bank deposit 117,000

    The main business income of the loan is 100,000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Input Tax) 1700014 debited from the cost of principal business.

    Credit sales expenses.

    15. Borrow sales fee 3000

    Credit bank deposit 3000

    16. Borrowing accounts payable 4000

    Loan non-operating income 4000

    17 borrowed other accounts payable 2000

    Credit bank deposit 2000

    18. Borrowing main business income.

    Credit for the current year's profits.

    19 borrowed the profit of the year.

    Credit: The cost of the main business.

    Expense class. 20 borrowed income tax expense.

    Credit Tax Payable - Income Tax Payable.

    Debit tax payable - income tax payable.

    Credit for the current year's profits.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    1 All 1Borrow: Bank deposit of 10 million.

    Credit: Paid-in capital of 10 million.

    2.Debit: Prepaid Accounts - Company A 2.34 million.

    Credit: notes payable 2.34 million.

    3.Borrow: 2,000,000 goods in stock.

    Tax payable - VAT payable - input tax 340,000.

    Credit: prepaid accounts - Company A 2.34 million.

    4. Debit: Other receivables 5000

    Credit: Cash on hand 5000

    Borrow: Selling expenses - travel expenses 4500

    Cash on hand 500

    Credit: Other receivables 5000

    5.Borrow: material procurement 10,000.

    Credit: Accounts Payable - Company B million.

    6.Deposit is collected.

    Borrow: 10,000 cash in hand.

    Credit: Other payables - deposit of 10,000.

    Pick up the car and borrow: bank deposit of 1 million.

    Cash in hand 10,000.

    Other payables - deposit of 10,000.

    Credit: main business income of 900,000 yuan.

    Tax payable - VAT payable - output tax million.

    Conversion cost borrowing: The cost of main business is 750,000 yuan.

    Credit: 750,000 goods in stock.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1. Borrow: Bank deposit.

    Credit: paid-up capital.

    2. Borrow: fixed assets.

    Credit: paid-up capital.

    3. Borrow: Bank deposit.

    Credit: Short-term borrowing.

    Borrow: Finance Expenses.

    Credit: Interest payable.

    Borrow: Short-term borrowing.

    Interest payable. Finance Expenses.

    Credit: Bank deposits.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The purchaser and the returnee are not the same unit of sales is a sale, a return is a refund, and the entries should be made separately When selling, according to the sales revenue realized and the value-added tax collected according to the regulations, the "accounts receivable", "notes receivable", and "bank deposits" are debited

    The amount of VAT collected in accordance with the regulations shall be credited to the account of "Tax Payable - VAT Payable", and the accounts of "Product Sales Revenue", "Commodity Sales Revenue" and "Other Business Income" shall be credited according to the realized sales revenue.

    If a return occurs after the sale has been realized, the corresponding tax shall be adjusted when the return procedure is handled.

    Reverse or reverse entries with red letters

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Answer: 1. Borrow: fixed assets 180,000 Loan: paid-in capital 180,000

    2. Borrow: 60,000 intangible assets Loan: 60,000 paid-in capital

    3. Borrow: 5000 cash in hand Credit: 5000 bank deposits

    4. Borrow: Employee remuneration payable - salary 5000 Credit: cash in hand 5000

    5. Borrow: bank deposit 20,000 loan: short-term loan 20,000

    6. Borrow: bank deposit 12,000 Loan: long-term loan 12,000

    7. Borrow: bank deposit 20,000 Loan: paid-in capital 20,000

    8. Borrow: other receivables 1000 Credit: cash in hand 1000

    9. Borrow: 5000 sales expenses Credit: 5000 bank deposits

    10. Borrow: 500 for management expenses Credit: 500 for cash in hand

    11. Borrow: manufacturing costs 2000 Credit: bank deposits 2000

    12. Borrow: production cost - A7000 Production cost - B6000 Manufacturing cost 1500 Management cost 1000 Credit: raw materials 15500

    13. Borrow: 4000 bank deposits Credit: 4000 accounts receivable

    14. Borrow: accounts payable 1200 Credit: bank deposit 1200

    15. Loan: accounts receivable 116,000 Credit: main business income 100,000 Tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 16,000

    16. Borrow: 4000 taxes payable for materials in transit - VAT payable (input tax) 640 Credit: accounts payable 4640

    17. Borrow: main business cost 87900 Credit: inventory goods 87900

    18. Borrow: main business income 9000 Credit: profit of 9000 this year

    19. Borrow: taxes and surcharges 11561 Credit: taxes payable - consumption tax payable 9800 Taxes payable - urban maintenance and construction tax payable 1233 Taxes payable - education surcharge payable 528

    20. Borrow: income tax expense 8000 Credit: tax payable - income tax payable 8000

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Answer: 1. Borrow: fixed assets 180,000 Loan: paid-in capital 180,000

    2. Borrow: 60,000 intangible assets Loan: 60,000 paid-in capital

    3. Borrow: 5000 cash in hand Credit: 5000 bank deposits

    4. Borrow: Employee remuneration payable - salary 5000 Credit: cash in hand 5000

    5. Borrow: bank deposit 20,000 loan: short-term loan 20,000

    6. Borrow: bank deposit 12,000 Loan: long-term loan 12,000

    7. Borrow: bank deposit 20,000 Loan: paid-in capital 20,000

    8. Borrow: other receivables 1000 Credit: cash in hand 1000

    9. Borrow: 5000 sales expenses Credit: 5000 bank deposits

    10. Borrow: 500 for management expenses Credit: 500 for cash in hand

    11. Borrow: manufacturing costs 2000 Credit: bank deposits 2000

    12. Borrow: production cost - A7000 Production cost - B6000 Manufacturing cost 1500 Management cost 1000 Credit: raw materials 15500

    13. Borrow: 4000 bank deposits Credit: 4000 accounts receivable

    14. Borrow: accounts payable 1200 Credit: bank deposit 1200

    15. Loan: accounts receivable 116,000 Credit: main business income 100,000 Tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 16,000

    16. Borrow: 4000 taxes payable for materials in transit - VAT payable (input tax) 640 Credit: accounts payable 4640

    17. Borrow: main business cost 87900 Credit: inventory goods 87900

    18. Borrow: main business income 9000 Credit: profit of 9000 this year

    19. Borrow: taxes and surcharges 11561 Credit: taxes payable - consumption tax payable 9800 Taxes payable - urban maintenance and construction tax payable 1233 Taxes payable - education surcharge payable 528

    20. Borrow: income tax expense 8000 Credit: tax payable - income tax payable 8000

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