Question: Presented below is the trial balance of the Crestwood Golf Club, Inc. as of December 31. The books are closed annually on December 31.


CRESTWOOD GOLF CLUB, INC.

TRIAL BALANCE

DECEMBER 31

Debit

Credit

Cash

\(15,000

Accounts receivables

13,000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

\)1,100

Prepaid insurance

9,000

Land

350,000

Building

120,000

Accumulated depreciation – building

38,400

Equipment

150,000

Accumulated depreciation – equipment

70,000

Common stock

400,000

Retained earnings

82,000

Dues revenue

200,000

Green fees revenue

5,900

Rent revenue

17,600

Utilities expenses

54,000

Salaries and wages expenses

80,000

Maintenance and repair expenses

24,000

\(815,000

\)815,000

Instructions

(a) Enter the balances in ledger accounts. Allow five lines for each account.

(b) From the trial balance and the information given below, prepare annual adjusting entries and post to the ledger accounts. (Omit explanations.)

(1) The buildings have an estimated life of 30 years with no salvage value (straight-line method).

(2) The equipment is depreciated at 10% per year.

(3) Insurance expired during the year \(3,500.

(4) The rent revenue represents the amount received for 11 months for dining facilities. The December rent has not yet been received.

(5) It is estimated that 12% of the accounts receivable will be uncollectible.

(6) Salaries and wages earned but not paid by December 31, \)3,600.

(7) Dues received in advance from members $8,900 were recorded as Dues Revenue.

(c) Prepare an adjusted trial balance.

(d) Prepare closing entries and post.

Short Answer

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Answer

  1. Balance of assets and expenses are reported on the debit side, and balance of liabilities and revenue is reported on the credit side of the ledger.
  2. Both sides of the adjusting journal total$37,060.
  3. Both sides of the adjusted trial balance total$839,660.
  4. Net income of the business entity is$31,640.

Step by step solution

01

Definition of Adjusting Entries

Adjusting entries can be defined as the entries that are made at year-end to adjust and update the balance of some of the general ledger accounts. These entries are done when the business entity uses the accrual basis of accounting.

02

Ledger accounts

Cash

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$15,000

Accounts receivable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$13,000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$1,100

Prepaid insurance

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

9,000

Land

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$350,000

Building

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$120,000

Accumulated depreciation - Building

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$38,400

Equipment

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$150,000

Accumulated depreciation - Equipment

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$70,000

Common stock

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$400,000

Retained earnings

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$82,000

Dues revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$200,000

Green fees revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$5,900

Rent revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$17,600

Utilities expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$54,000

Salaries and wages expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$80,000

Maintenance and repair expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$24,000

03

Adjusting journal entries and posting them into the ledger

Date

Accounts and Explanation

Debit ($)

Credit ($)

31 Dec

Depreciation expenses

4,000

Accumulated depreciation - building

4,000

31 Dec

Depreciation expenses

15,000

Accumulated depreciation – equipment

15,000

31 Dec

Insurance expenses

3,500

Prepaid insurance

3,500

31 Dec

Rent receivable ($17,60011)

1,600

Rent revenue

1,600

31 Dec

Bad debt expenses($13,000×12%-$1,100)

460

Allowance for doubtful accounts

460

31 Dec

Salaries and wages expenses

3,600

Salaries and wages payable

3,600

31 Dec

Dues revenue

8,900

Unearned dues revenue

8,900

$37,060

$37,060

Cash

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$15,000

31 Dec

Balance

$15,000

Accounts receivable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$13,000

31 Dec

Balance

$13,000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$1,100

31 Dec

Bad debt expenses

$460

31 Dec

Balance

$1,560

Bad debt expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Allowance for doubtful accounts

$460

31 Dec

Balance

$460

Prepaid insurance

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$9,000

31 Dec

Insurance expenses

$3,500

31 Dec

Balance

$5,500

Insurance expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Prepaid insurance

$3,500

31 Dec

Balance

$3,500

Land

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$350,000

31 Dec

Balance

$350,000

Building

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$120,000

31 Dec

Balance

$120,000

Accumulated depreciation - Building

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$38,400

31 Dec

Depreciation expenses

4,000

31 Dec

Balance

$42,400

Equipment

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$150,000

31 Dec

Balance

$150,000

Accumulated depreciation - Equipment

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$70,000

31 Dec

Depreciation expenses

15,000

31 Dec

Balance

$85,000

Depreciation expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Accumulated depreciation – building

$4,000

31 Dec

Accumulated depreciation - equipment

$15,000

31 Dec

Balance

$19,000

Common stock

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$400,000

31 Dec

Balance

$400,000

Retained earnings

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$82,000

31 Dec

Balance

$82,000

Dues revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Unearned dues revenue

$8,900

31 Dec

Balance

$200,000

31 Dec

Balance

$191,100

Unearned dues revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Dues revenue

$8,900

31 Dec

Balance

$8,900

Green fees revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$5,900

31 Dec

Balance

$5,900

Rent revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$17,600

31 Dec

Rent receivable

1,600

31 Dec

Balance

$19,200

Revenue receivable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Rent revenue

$1,600

31 Dec

Balance

$1,600

Utilities expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$54,000

31 Dec

Balance

$54,000

Salaries and wages expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$80,000

31 Dec

Salaries and wages payable

$3,600

31 Dec

Balance

$83,600

Salaries and wages payable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Salaries and wages payable

$3,600

31 Dec

Balance

$3,600

Maintenance and repair expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$24,000

31 Dec

Balance

$24,000

Working note:

  1. Depreciation of building:

Depreciation=CostUsefullife=$120,00030=$4,000

  1. Depreciation of equipment:

Depreciation=Cost×10%=$150,000×10%=$15,000

04

Adjusted trial balance

CRESTWOOD GOLF CLUB, INC.

TRIAL BALANCE

DECEMBER 31

Debit

Credit

Cash

$15,000

Accounts receivables

13,000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

$1,560

Prepaid insurance

5,500

Land

350,000

Building

120,000

Accumulated depreciation – building

$42,400

Equipment

$150,000

Accumulated depreciation – equipment

$85,000

Common stock

400,000

Insurance expenses

3,500

Retained earnings

82,000

Dues revenue

191,100

Green fees revenue

5,900

Rent revenue

19,200

Utilities expenses

54,000

Salaries and wages expenses

83,600

Maintenance and repair expenses

24,000

Unearned dues revenue

8,900

Salaries and wages payable

3,600

Revenue receivable

1,600

Bad debt expenses

460

Depreciation expenses

19,000

$839,660

$839,660

05

Closing entries and posting

Date

Accounts and Explanation

Debit ($)

Credit ($)

31 Dec

Dues revenue

191,100

Green fees revenue

5,900

Rent revenue

19,200

Income summary

216,200

31 Dec

Income summary

184,560

Utilities expenses

54,000

Bad debt expenses

460

Salaries and wages expenses

83,600

Maintenance and repair expenses

24,000

Depreciation expenses

19,000

Insurance expenses

3,500

31 Dec

Income summary

31,640

Retained earnings

31,640

$432,400

$432,400

Posting into ledger:

Cash

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$15,000

31 Dec

Balance

$15,000

Accounts receivable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$13,000

31 Dec

Balance

$13,000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$1,100

31 Dec

Bad debt expenses

$460

31 Dec

Balance

$1,560

Bad debt expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Allowance for doubtful accounts

$460

31 Dec

Income summary

460

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Prepaid insurance

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$9,000

31 Dec

Insurance expenses

$3,500

31 Dec

Balance

$5,500

Insurance expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Prepaid insurance

$3,500

31 Dec

Income summary

3,500

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Land

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$350,000

31 Dec

Balance

$350,000

Building

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$120,000

31 Dec

Balance

$120,000

Accumulated depreciation - Building

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$38,400

31 Dec

Depreciation expenses

4,000

31 Dec

Balance

$42,400

Equipment

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$150,000

31 Dec

Balance

$150,000

Accumulated depreciation - Equipment

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$70,000

31 Dec

Depreciation expenses

15,000

31 Dec

Balance

$85,000

Depreciation expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Accumulated depreciation – building

$4,000

31 Dec

Income summary

$19,000

31 Dec

Accumulated depreciation - equipment

$15,000

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Common stock

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$400,000

31 Dec

Balance

$400,000

Retained earnings

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$82,000

31 Dec

Income summary

31,640

31 Dec

Balance

$113,640

Dues revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Unearned dues revenue

$8,900

31 Dec

Balance

$200,000

31 Dec

Income summary

191,100

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Unearned dues revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Dues revenue

$8,900

31 Dec

Balance

$8,900

Green fees revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Income summary

$5,900

31 Dec

Balance

$5,900

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Rent revenue

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Income summary

$19,200

31 Dec

Balance

$17,600

31 Dec

Rent receivable

1,600

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Revenue receivable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Rent revenue

$1,600

31 Dec

Balance

$1,600

Utilities expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$54,000

31 Dec

Income summary

$54,000

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Salaries and wages expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$80,000

31 Dec

Income summary

$83,600

31 Dec

Salaries and wages payable

$3,600

31 Dec

Balance

$0

Salaries and wages payable

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Salaries and wages payable

$3,600

31 Dec

Balance

$3,600

Maintenance and repair expenses

Date

Particulars

Amount $

Date

Particulars

Amount $

31 Dec

Balance

$24,000

31 Dec

Income Summary

$24,000

31 Dec

Balance

$0

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