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Question - The following balances were extracted from the accounting records of Chips Inc. as of December 31, 2016. Prepare the balance sheet and income statement after taking the adjustments listed below A-I into consideration.

100,000 Ordinary Shares                     $100,000

10 % Preference Shares                      $50,000

12 % Debenture (Long Term Debt)       $50,000

Premises                                            $130,000

Motor Vehicles (Gross Cost $48,000)     $36,000

Purchases                                           $219,700

Administration Expenses                       $73,200

Distribution Costs                                 $102,600

Sales                                                   $476,900

Trade Receivables                                 $39,250

Trade Payables                                     $23,600

Inventory at January 1 2016                  $21,250

Bank Balance (Asset)                            $70,420

Investments (At Cost)                           $45,800

Reserves                                             $48,220

Debenture Interest                               $3,000

Preference Dividend                             $2,500

Ordinary Dividend                                $5,000

Prepare the balance sheet and income statement after taking the following adjustments into consideration.

(A) The closing inventory December 31 2016 was valued at $19,300.

(B) Preference and ordinary dividends were paid halfway through the year, as well as debenture interest, but an accrual should be made for the balance of the debenture interested for year. The company proposes a final dividend of $8,000 of ordinary shares.

(C) The audit fee has been agreed at $5,000.

(D) Insurance (included in administrative expenses) has been paid in advance and $950 relates to 2017.

(E) Accrued expenses of $480 for telephone services (included in administration expenses) and $620 for light and heat (included in distribution costs) have not yet been taken into account.

(F) The trade receivables balance includes $1200 of bad debts, which should be written off.

(G) Depreciation of 25 percent on a straight-line basis should be charged on the motor vehicles (which are vans used in distribution activities).

(H) The market value (fair value) of the investments at December 31 2016 amounts to $44,100.

(I) It is estimated that the income tax charge for 2016 will be $20,000.

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