Prepare the compound entry

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Problem - For three years the Sandy Caven Company failed to recognize accruals, prepayments, and other transactions in its accounts. Reported net income and a listing of the errors appear below.

 

20X1

20X2

20X3

Reported net income (loss)

$12,000

4,000

$(1,000)

Failed to record accrued revenues

2,000

2,500

4,800

Failed to record uncollectible accounts expense

600

800

200

Failed to record accrued salaries

1,300

1,800

nil

Understated depreciation expense

1,200

1,500

1,500

Goodwill purchased and expensed (Should be Reviewed for Impairment)

5,000

nil

1,000

Overstated ending inventories

3,600

2,800

nil

Failed to record purchase on account; merchandise properly included in ending inventory

nil

nil

4,000

Failed to recognize unused supplies as an asset (expensed them instead)

300

nil

400

Failed to recognize gain on sale of land; land credited for amount of proceeds

600

nil

nil

Failed to recognize unearned revenue at end of year

nil

500

900

Note: Goodwill was Impaired by 10.0% Each Year!

Required -

1. Recalculate the correct/adjusted net income for each year.

2. Prepare the compound entry, if necessary, to correct the books at the end of 2001, assuming that the books have not been closed. Ignore taxes.

3. Prepare the compound entry, if necessary, to correct the books at the end of 2001, assuming that the books have been closed. Ignore taxes.

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