Refer to trial balance of VIII to see the method pursued in making the opening entries for the corporation.

VIII

The following trial balance was taken from the books of the Ironclad Trunk Corporation at the close of its first year. From it and the additional notations appended thereto you are asked to furnish:

Ironclad Trunk Corporation
Trial Balance, October 31, 1913

Fifth National Bank$ 7,940.00
Imprest Cash200.00
Land10,000.00
Buildings30,000.00
Machinery and Tools25,000.00
Materials and Supplies, October 31, 19129,000.00
Accounts Receivable12,000.00
Notes Receivable10,000.00
Notes Receivable Discounted $ 4,000.00
Advertising Unexpired1,000.00
Insurance Prepaid200.00
Purchases—Material108,000.00
Notes Payable 18,000.00
Taxes Accrued 200.00
Wages Accrued 3,400.00
Returned Sales2,200.00
Returned Purchases 2,800.00
Factory Supplies2,600.00
Labor—Direct70,000.00
Superintendence4,000.00
Heat, Light, and Power12,000.00
Miscellaneous Wages—Factory3,620.00
Factory Expense400.00
Accounts Payable 26,000.00
Reserve for Depreciation, Buildings 3,000.00
Interest Accrued on Notes Payable 700.00
Sales 214,706.00
Interest on Bank Balances 46.00
Freight Inward2,770.00
General Expense1,920.00
Taxes350.00
Rent of Building 1,000.00
Reserve for Depreciation, Machinery 2,500.00
Salesmen’s Salaries4,200.00
Repairs to Machinery630.00
Reserve for Bad Debts 1,000.00
Cash Discount on Purchases 3,110.00
Interest Earned 418.00
Commissions—Salesmen3,600.00
Office Salaries2,800.00
Insurance150.00
Freight Outward1,100.00
Bad Debts1,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures3,700.00
Authorized Capital Stock—Preferred 25,000.00
Authorized Capital Stock—Common 75,000.00
Unissued Stock—Preferred12,000.00
Unissued Stock—Common20,000.00
Subscriptions4,000.00
Notes Received—Stock Subscription6,000.00
Bonding Employees—Office100.00
Cash Discount on Sales2,300.00
Depreciation5,500.00
Advertising    600.00        
$380,880.00$380,880.00

You are presented with properly certified statements showing the present inventory of materials and supplies to be $16,300; goods in process $1,400; finished goods $9,800, and factory supplies in storeroom $700. It has been estimated that $200 of the freight inward is applicable to the present inventory of materials and supplies. Salesmen have been overpaid $600 on their salary accounts. Items aggregating $400 which have been charged to Expense are found to be on hand. In the customers ledger you find accounts having credit balances amounting to $1,500, and uncollectible accounts to the amount of $710. You decide to write down furniture and fixtures 10%.

Instructions

It will be noted that the trial balance presented indicates that the books have been partially adjusted. The uncollectible accounts of $710 were taken into consideration when the estimate for reserve for doubtful accounts was made. Charge them against the reserve.

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