Exercises in Accounting Intermediate
Exercises in Accounting Intermediate
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50 742. 50 2, 475. 00 12, 150. 00 5. 000. 00 7, 181. 84 225. 00 300. 00 3. 60 47. 59 7, 597. 27 1, 150. 00 655. 00 65. 00 111. 75 10. 593. 69 61. 27 112. 43 7. 45 $67, 302. 79 $67, 302. 79 The above accounts are representative of a wholesale dry goods business conducted by three part- ners under the firm name of Taylor, Wood & Co. The trial balance covers a period of one month.
The merchandise on hand September 30 amounts to $22, 372. 76 ; furniture and fixtures are valued at $2, 450; horses an...d wagons, $735; insurance unexpired, $260; shipping supplies on hand, $93. 25; office supplies on hand, $106. 50; real estate, $122. 50; Wamsutta Mills stock, $1, 150.
The note of the firm for $5, 000 is a demand note issued September 26 and bearing interest at 6% ; the note of $1, 000 held by the firm was received on September 9.
The Real Estate owned by the firm is a building at 74 Chestnut St. , which cost $12, 000, and which is occupied by a tenant. At the time of closing the books on August 31 the value of the property was increased to $12, 250; on that date rent accrued for August of $100 was charged to the Real Estate account; September 2, $200 rent was received from the tenant for August and September, which was credited to Real Estate, leaving the present balance of $12, 150.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
50 742. 50 2, 475. 00 12, 150. 00 5. 000. 00 7, 181. 84 225. 00 300. 00 3. 60 47. 59 7, 597. 27 1, 150. 00 655. 00 65. 00 111. 75 10. 593. 69 61. 27 112. 43 7. 45 $67, 302. 79 $67, 302. 79 The above accounts are representative of a wholesale dry goods business conducted by three part- ners under the firm name of Taylor, Wood & Co. The trial balance covers a period of one month.
The merchandise on hand September 30 amounts to $22, 372. 76 ; furniture and fixtures are valued at $2, 450; horses an...d wagons, $735; insurance unexpired, $260; shipping supplies on hand, $93. 25; office supplies on hand, $106. 50; real estate, $122. 50; Wamsutta Mills stock, $1, 150.
The note of the firm for $5, 000 is a demand note issued September 26 and bearing interest at 6% ; the note of $1, 000 held by the firm was received on September 9.
The Real Estate owned by the firm is a building at 74 Chestnut St. , which cost $12, 000, and which is occupied by a tenant. At the time of closing the books on August 31 the value of the property was increased to $12, 250; on that date rent accrued for August of $100 was charged to the Real Estate account; September 2, $200 rent was received from the tenant for August and September, which was credited to Real Estate, leaving the present balance of $12, 150.
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