Principles of Accounting - Adjustments, Financial Statements, and Closing Entries

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Carter Sports Supplies

A trading business owned by Mr. Daniel Carter, for which year-end adjustments, financial statements, and closing entries are prepared as of 31 December 2026.

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Unadjusted Trial Balance

The listing of ledger account balances prior to year-end adjustments at 31 December 2026, totaling USD 259,800\text{USD } 259{,}800 in both debits and credits.

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Outstanding Expenses Adjustment

Year-end adjusting entries recording unpaid expenses: debiting Wages & Salaries for USD 2,300\text{USD } 2{,}300 and Utilities for USD 400\text{USD } 400, with a corresponding credit to Accrued Expenses totaling USD 2,700\text{USD } 2{,}700.

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Depreciation Expense – Shop Fittings

An annual non-cash expense calculated as 15%15\% per annum on the original cost of USD 40,000\text{USD } 40{,}000, giving USD 6,000\text{USD } 6{,}000 (40,000×15%40{,}000 \times 15\%).

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Accumulated Depreciation – Shop Fittings

A contra-asset account credited for USD 6,000\text{USD } 6{,}000 in the adjusting entries to record annual depreciation, which is deducted from Shop Fittings at Cost on the Statement of Financial Position.

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Accrued Interest Payable Adjustment

An adjusting entry for interest incurred on the loan but not yet paid as of 31 December 2026, recorded by debiting Interest on Loan for USD 600\text{USD } 600 and crediting Accrued Interest Payable for USD 600\text{USD } 600.

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Adjusting Journal Entries Total

The sum of all debit and credit adjustments made at 31 December 2026, which balances at USD 9,300\text{USD } 9{,}300.

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Cost of Sales

The direct expense associated with goods sold, equal to a debit balance of USD 88,400\text{USD } 88{,}400, which is deducted from Sales Revenue to calculate Gross Profit and closed in step 2 of closing entries.

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Gross Profit

The excess of Sales Revenue (USD 165,000\text{USD } 165{,}000) over Cost of Sales (USD 88,400\text{USD } 88{,}400), amounting to USD 76,600\text{USD } 76{,}600.

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Total Expenses (Income Statement)

The aggregate of all adjusted operating and financial expenses on the Income Statement (USD 27,600+15,600+2,900+4,800+6,100+6,000+2,400\text{USD } 27{,}600 + 15{,}600 + 2{,}900 + 4{,}800 + 6{,}100 + 6{,}000 + 2{,}400), equaling USD 65,400\text{USD } 65{,}400.

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Net Profit

The bottom-line earnings for the year ended 31 December 2026, calculated as Gross Profit (USD 76,600\text{USD } 76{,}600) minus Total Expenses (USD 65,400\text{USD } 65{,}400), equaling USD 11,200\text{USD } 11{,}200.

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Current Assets (Carter Sports Supplies)

Short-term assets totaling USD 68,700\text{USD } 68{,}700, consisting of Inventory (USD 15,200\text{USD } 15{,}200), Receivables (USD 19,400\text{USD } 19{,}400), and Bank (USD 34,100\text{USD } 34{,}100).

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Current Liabilities (Carter Sports Supplies)

Short-term obligations totaling USD 20,100\text{USD } 20{,}100, consisting of Payables (USD 16,800\text{USD } 16{,}800), Accrued Expenses (USD 2,700\text{USD } 2{,}700), and Accrued Interest Payable (USD 600\text{USD } 600).

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Non-current Liabilities (Carter Sports Supplies)

Long-term debt obligations, represented by Loan Payable (Long-term) with a credit balance of USD 30,000\text{USD } 30{,}000.

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Ending Owner's Equity