On 1/1 we sold through IPO (start up company) 100,000 shares of stock for $20/sh
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On 1/1 we sold through IPO (start up company) 100,000 shares of stock for $20/share even though par was only 1.00. We issued $100,000 10 year bonds and got $90,000. The bonds pay 8% interest (stated rate). Market rate is higher or lower? Also on January 1, we paid 24 months of rent by paying the landlord $48,000 cash. We purchased 10,000 units of inventory at $1.00 at the start of the month and purchased 10,000 units at $2.30 in the middle of the month and purchased 20,000 units of inventory at $3.00 at the end of the month. All on credit. By the end of the year we paid down the liability by 50%. In february 1st we purchased equipment for $50,000 financing through a 3 year note (5% interest). The interest payment is required to be paid every 12/31. The equipment has a 5 year life and no salvage value. We will depreciate all PPE through double declining balance method. We also purchased a building for $300,000 through a 20 year mortgage. The mortgage requires interest only payments every january 1st at a rate of 5%. The building has a 30 year life and no salvage. During february we sold 25,000 units of inventory at $150.00/unit; receiving $60,000 in cash and the rest are on account, 50% of the accounts receivable was collected by year end. At the time of the sale 2% of credit are deemed uncollectible. We use FIFO method. On march 1, we purchased more 5 year no salvage equipment for $50,000 cash. On december 31, of this year we sold it for $60,000 cash On 4/1 we purchased stick of another company as an investment for $30,000 cash. We consider this as an available for sale security During december our investment paid dividends of $2,000. We declared dividends to our shareholders of $10,000 but did not pay the dividends until the following year. Our total utility expense for the year was $5,000 . Our investment in the other company is now worth $34,000. We paid $10,000 in salaries subject to a 7.65% FICA tax. We withheld $500 for federal and $200 for state income tax. Tax rate is 20%. On the last day of december there was a lawsuit filed against us that our attorney says is not likely that we will lose but is reasonably possible that we will lose for $10,000. Prepare originals entries, closing entries, income statement and balance sheet for above.
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