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The Balance Sheet of CPM Construction Company as of 31 December 2013 is given in Table P4.3. Assume that this company is using the POC method of income recognition. Further, assume that 65% of the projects with total bid price of $850,000 have been completed in 2014.

(a) Journalize the following transactions. Identify each transaction as asset, liability, revenue, expense, and so forth (Table P4.4).

(b) Establish relevant accounts for posting. Divide them into categories as Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth.

(c) Close accounts as of 31 December 2014.

(d) Develop the Income Statement for the year 2014.

(e) Develop the Balance Sheet as of 31 December 20X4.

TABLE P4.3 Balance Sheet, CPM Construction Company (31 December, 2013)

Assets


Liabilities



75,000

Accounts payable

85,000

Cash





110,000

Notes payable

50,000

Accounts receivable





300,000

Long-term loans

60,000

Buildings




Less accumulated depreciation

(150,000)

Total liabilities

195,000

on the buildings





240,000

Net worth


Construction equipment




Less accumulated

(80,000)

Capital stocks

250,000

depreciation on equipment





20,000

Retained earnings

70,000

Other assets





515,000

Total net worth

320,000

Total assets






Total net worth and liabilities

515,000

TABLE P4.4 Transaction for CPM Construction Company

Transaction

Date

Transaction

Number



1

1/2/X4

CPM Co. bought construction equipment for $130,000 for which



the company paid $15,000 cash and remaining on account.

2

2/4/X4

CPM Co. was billed $20,000 by Smith Material Supplier for cost



of material.

3

3/4/X4

CPM paid $20,000 to Smith Material Supplier related to



transaction #2.

4

3/8/X4

CPM billed client for $320,000 (bill #1 on Job 101).

5

4/7/X4

CPM was billed $60,000 by National Rental Co. for renting



construction equipment.

6

5/8/X4

CPM received $290,000 from client for bill #1 on Job 101.

7

6/7/X4

CPM paid $60,000 to the National Rental Co. for the bill received



on 4/7/X4.

8

7/3/X4

CPM paid $70,000 cost of labor.

9

8/16/X4

CPM was billed $45,000 by subcontractor.

10

9/16/X4

CPM paid $45,000 to the subcontractor for the bill received on



8/16/X4.

11

10/1/X4

CPM billed client for $280,000 (bill #2 on Job 101).

12

10/20/X4

Accounts receivable of $20,000 are collected.

13

11/15/X4

CPM received $265,000 from client for bill #2.

14

12/15/X4

Accounts payable of $40,000 are paid.

15

12/25/X4

CPM paid $145,000 in payroll expense.

16

12/30/X4

Dividends paid in the amount of $20,000 to stockholders.

17

12/30/X4

Building depreciation of $30,000 recognized for the year.

18

12/30/X4

CPM depreciates its construction equipment for the total of



$65,000 each year (this includes also the depreciation of the



equipment bought on 1/2/X4.)

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