ABM 003 and ABM 004 : ACCOUNTING 2 and FINANCE FINAL PERFORMANCE TASK EXAM
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Assume that you will establish your own grocery store in your locality.
2) Given the transactions below, provide the dates, amounts and terms.Do not think of other transactions anymore just follow what is
provided.
3) Journalize transactions, prepare ledger, trial balance and financial statements according to the system assigned to you as either Periodic
or Perpetual.
4) Use the given template.
5) Encode it if your resources permit but you can also have it handwritten.
6) Deadline: December 11, 2020
7) Rubrics includes PUNCTUALITY:
Accounting
Transactions 10%
Process(Journalizing-Trial Balance) 40%
Financial Statements 40%
Punctuality 10%
Business Finance
Formula 10%
Process(Calculation, Ratios Format, Correctness of Answers) 40%
Analysis 40%
Punctuality 10%
Date Transactions Amounts Terms if
Applicable
1 Jan 1 The owner invested cash for merchandising business 100,000
2 Jan 2 The company purchased goods on accounts with discount terms 100,000 2/20,1/10 n/30
3 Jan 2 Paid the transportation of goods from the supplier 2,000
4 Jan 7 Bought Equipment on cash 150,000
5 Jan 10 Returned some items of Transaction 2 10,000
6 Jan 12 Sales on account with terms(Indicate also cost of sales if 40,000 - sales 2/10, n/30
perpetual)
30,000 – cost of sales
7 Jan 16 Paid the first purchase and took the discount 90,000 2/20,1/10 n/30
8 Jan 20 The customer returned some substandard item from transaction 10,000 - sales
6(Indicate also cost of sales if perpetual)
7,500 – cost of sales
9 Jan 22 Received cash payment from transaction 6. The customer 30,000 2/10, n/30
availed the discount.
10 Jan 23 Made additional purchase on cash 50,000
11 Jan 25 Sold merchandise on cash((Indicate also cost of sales if 20,000 – sales
perpetual)
15,000 – cost of sales
12 Jan 25 Paid transportation fee upon delivery of goods to a customer 1,500
13 Jan 28 Customer who paid in cash returned goods(Indicate also cost of 5,000 – sales
sales if perpetual)
52,500 – cost of sales
14 Jan 30 Paid various expenses:
Salaries – 5,000
Utilities – 3,000 22,000
Rent – 10,000
Advertising – 4,000
15 Jan 31 Owner’s Withdrew cash for personal purpose 10,000
16 Conducted month end inventory count 106,450
CHART OF ACCOUNTS
No. Accounts No. Accounts
101 Cash 413 Sales Discounts
112 Accounts Receivable 500 Cost of Sales
120 Merchandise Inventory 510 Purchases
126 Supplies 512 Purchase Returns and Allowances
130 Equipment 513 Purchase Discounts
201 Accounts Payable 516 Freight-In
202 Notes Payable 630 Salaries
301 Owner’s, Capital 631 Advertising
302 Owner’s, Drawing 635 Rent Expense
401 Sales 644 Freight-Out
412 Sales Returns and Allowances 645 Utilities Expense
PERPETUAL INVENTORY SYSTEM
JOURNALIZING
Date Particulars PR DR CR
Jan 1 Dr Cash 500,000
Cr Owner’s, Capital 500,000
To record initial investment
Jan 2 Dr. Merchandise Inventory 102,000
Cr. Accounts Payable 100,000
Cash 2,000
To record purchase on account
Jan 7 Dr. Equipment 150,000
Cr. Cash 150,000
To record purchase of equipment
Jan 10 Dr. Accounts payable 10,000
Cr. Merchandise Inventory 10,000
To record purchase return
Jan 12 Dr. Accounts Receivable 40,000
Cr. Sales 40,000
To record sales on account
Dr. Cost of Sales 30,000
Cr. Merchandise Inventory 30,000
To record cost of sales
Jan 16 Dr. Accounts payable 90,000
Cr. Merchandise Inventory 1,800
Cash 88,200
To record payment of payable
Jan 20 Dr. Sales return and allowances 10,000
Cr. Accounts receivable 10,000
To record sales returns
Dr. Merchandise Inventory 7,500
Cr. Cost of sales 7,500
To record sales returns
Jan 22 Dr. Cash 29,400
Sales Discounts 600
Cr. Accounts receivable 30,000
To record collection
Jan 23 Dr. Merchandise inventory 50,000
Cr. Cash 50,000
To record purchase
Jan 25 Dr. Cash 20,000
Freight Out 1,500
Cr. Sales 20,000
Cash 1,500
To record sales
Dr. Cost of sales 15,000
Cr. Merchandise inventory 15,000
To record sales
Jan 28 Dr. Sales returns and allowances 5,000
Cr. Cash 5,000
To record sales return
Dr. Merchandise inventory 3,750
Cr. Cost of sales 3,750
To record sales return
Jan 30 Dr. Salaries expense 5,000
Utilities expense 3,000
Rent expense 10,000
Advertising expense 4,000
Cr. Cash 22,000
To record expenses
Jan 31 Dr. Owner’s, Drawing 10,000
Cr. Cash 10,000
To record withdrawal
POSTING TO THE LEDGER
Account Title: CASH
Account #: 101
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 1 Initial investment 500,000 500,000
Jan 2 Freight In 2,000 498,000
Jan 7 Purchase of equipment 150,00 348,000
Jan 16 Payment of payable 88,200 259,800
Jan 22 Collection of receivables 29,400 289,200
Jan 23 Purchase 50,000 239,200
Jan 25 Sales 20,000 259,200
Jan 25 Freight out 1,500 257,700
Jan 28 Sales return 5,000 252,700
Jan 30 expenses 22,000 230,700
Jan 31 Withdrawal 10,000 220,700
Account Title: ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLES
Account #: 112
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 12 Receivable 40,000 40,000
Jan 20 Sales return 10,000 30,000
Jan 22 Collection 30,000 0
Account Title: MERCHANDISE INVENTORY
Account #: 120
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 1 Purchase on account 102,000 102,000
Jan 10 Purchase return 10,000 92,000
Jan 12 Sale 30,000 62,000
Jan 16 Discount 1,800 60,200
Jan 20 Sales return 7,500 67,700
Jan 23 Purchases 50,000 117,700
Jan 25 Sales 15,000 102,700
Jan 28 Sales return 3,750 106,450
Account Title: EQUIPMENT
Account #: 130
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 7 Equipment 150,000 150,000
Account Title: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Account #: 201
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 2 Purchase on account 100,000 100,000
Jan 10 Purchase return 10,000 90,000
Jan 16 payment 90,000 0
Account Title: Owner’s, CAPITAL
Account #: 301
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan Initial investment 500,000 500,000
Account Title: Owners, DRAWING
Account #: 302
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 31 Withdrawal 10,000 10,000
Account Title: SALES
Account #: 401
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 12 Sales on account 40,000 40,000
Jan 25 Cash Sales 20,000 60,000
Account Title: SALES RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES
Account #: 412
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 20 Sales return 10,000 10,000
Jan 28 Sales return 5,000 15,000
Account Title: SALES DISCOUNTS
Account #: 412
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 22 Discount 600 600
Account Title: COST OF SALES
Account #: 500
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 12 Sale on account 30,000 30,000
Jan 20 Sales return 7,500 22,500
Jan 25 Cash sales 15,000 37,500
Jan 28 Sales return 3,750 33,750
Account Title: SALARIES
Account #: 630
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 30 Salaries 5,000 5,000
Account Title: ADVERTISING
Account #: 631
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 30 Advertising 4,000 4,000
Account Title: Rent Expense
Account #: 635
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 30 Rent 10,000 10,000
Account Title: Freight-Out
Account #: 635
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 25 Freight 1,500 1,500
Account Title: UTILITIES EXPENSE
Account #: 645
AMOUNT BALANCES
Date Remarks PR
DR CR DR CR
Jan 30 Utilities 3,000 3,000
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TRIAL BALANCE
_____________________
Acct. # Acct. Title Debit Credit
101 Cash 220,700
112 Accounts Receivables 0
120 Merchandise Inventory 106,450
130 Equipment 150,000
201 Accounts Payable 0
301 Owner’s, Capital 500,000
302 Owner’s, Drawing 10,000
401 Sales 60,000
412 Sales Returns and Allowances 15,000
413 Sales Discounts 600
500 Cost of Sales 33,750
630 Salaries 5,000
631 Advertising 4,000
635 Rent Expense 10,000
644 Freight-Out 1,500
645 Utilities Expense 3,000
TOTAL 560,000 560,000
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
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Sales 60,000
Less: Sales Returns and Allowances 15,000
Less: Sales Discounts 600 -15,600
Net Sales 44,400
Less: Cost of Sales -33,750
Gross Sales 6,650
Less: Operating Expenses
Salaries 5,000
Advertising 4,000
Rent Expense 10,000
Freight-Out 1,500
Utilities Expense 3,000
Total Operating Expense -23,500
NET LOSS/PROFIT -12,850
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STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN OWNER’S EQUITY
________________________________________________
Owner’s, Capital 500,000
Less: Owner’s, Drawing 10,000
Total 490,000
ADD/LESS: PROFIT/LOSS -12,850
Owner’s , Capital-End 477,150
_______________________________
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
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ASSET
Current Asset
Cash 220,700
Accounts Receivables 0
Inventory 106,450
Prepaid Expenses 0
Total Current Asset 327,150
Non-Current Asset
Equipment 150,000 150,000
TOTAL ASSET 477,150
LIABILITIES AND OWNER’S EQUITY
Liabilities
Accounts Payable 0
Total Liabilities 0
Owner’s Equity
Owner’s, Capital-End 477,150 477,150
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND OE 477,50
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STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW
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Cash Flow from the Operating Activities
Cash Sales from Merchandising 20,000
Collection on Customers Account 29,400
Refund from Merchandise Purchased 0
Payment on Transportation -2,000
Payment on Accounts -88,200
Payment on Purchases -50,000
Payment on Operating Expenses -23,500
Refund on Merchandise Sold -5,000
NET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES -119,300
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
Purchase of Equipment -150,000
NET CASH FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES -150,000
Cash Flow from Financing Activities
Cash Investment by the Owner 500,000
Cash Withdrawals by the Owner -10,000
NET CASH FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES 490,000
NET INCREASE IN CASH 220700
Cash Balance at the Beginning of the Period 0
Cash Balance at the End of the Period 220,700
Part II. Analysis
FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS, COMPUTE THE FOLLOWING RATIOS. Provide the formula and show your solution
Quick Ratio
Quick Assets 220,700
= =0 %
Current Liabilities 0
Current Ratio
Current Assets 327,150
= =0 %
Current Liabilities 0
Gross Margin
Net Sales 44,400
= =1.3156∨131.56 %
Cost of Sales 33,750
Profit Margin
N et Income/(Loss ) (12,850)
= =−0.2894∨−28.94 %
Net Sales 44,400
Return on Asset (use TOTAL ASSET)
Net Income /(Loss) (12,850)
= =−0.0269∨−2.69 %
Total Assets 477,150
Debt to Equity Ratio
Total Liabilities 0
= =0 %
Total Capital 477,150
Total Liabilities 0
Debt Ratio = =0 %
Total Assets 477,150
General Interpretation (More than 3 sentences)
Even though the business doesn’t have any loans or payables, it is struggling financially due to the fact that its expenses exceeded its gross
profit. Hence, there is a net loss. Also, there no other current assets that could be a source of funds. Having no receivables is a big factor
because it can also be a source of income.
The business currently has a markup percentage of 25%, they should reconsider to adjust their markup percentage and make it at least 50%
or more; to make the business more profitable and to have a higher income. However, adjusting the markup percentage is not just the only
thing to do, the business should also control its expenses.