Accounting Made Simple 17 Flashcards

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  1. To close out the books for the year, with the TRIAL BALANCE SHOWING the following balances:
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Cash…………………70k
Acc Rec……………..30k
Investments…………50k
Acc Pay…………………..10k
Common Stock…………..40k
Retained Earnings……….45k
Sales……...………………200k
Gain on sale of Invest……10k
Rent Expense………30k
Wages Exp             110k
Advert Exp…………. 15k
TOTAL………………305.…305K
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  1. To close out the books, the following journal entries are made. For SALES:
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Sales…………..200k

Inc Summary…….200k

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  1. For GAIN ON SALE OF INVESTMENTS:
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Gain on Sale of Inv……..10k
Income Summary………..10k

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  1. For RENT EXPENSE:
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Income Summary……….30k
Rent Expense……………30k

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  1. For WAGES EXPENSE
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Income Summary……..110k
Wages Expense………..110k

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  1. For ADVERTISING EXPENSE:
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Income Summary……….15k
Advertising Expense…….15k

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  1. After all the TEMPORARY ACCOUNTS have been CLOSED, what balance will the INCOME SUMMARY account have?
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It will have a CREDIT BALANCE of 55k, which represents the firm’s 55K NET INCOME over the period.

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  1. What is the entry to CLOSE OUT the INCOME SUMMARY ACCOUNT?
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Income Summary……..55k
Retained Earnings……..55k

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  1. What is the purpose of using an INCOME SUMMARY account, rather than closing out all of the Income Statement accounts DIRECTLY to RETAINED EARNINGS?
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to keep the Retained Earnings account from getting cluttered from numerous journal entries at the end of each accounting period.

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