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SCHAUM’S OUTLINE OF THEORY AND PROBLEMS OF BOOKKEEPING and ACCOUNTING Third Edition a JOEL J. LERNER, M.S., P.D. Professor of Business Sulliuan County Community College a SCHAUM’S OUTLINE SERIES McGRAW-HILL New York San Francisco Washington, D.C . Auckland Bogota Caracas Lisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan Montreal New Delhi San Juan Singapore Sydney Tokyo Toronto JOEL J. LERNER is Professor and former Chairman of the Business Divi- sion at Sullivan County Community College, Loch Sheldrake, New York. He received his B.S. from New York University and his M.S. and P.D. from Columbia University. He has coauthored the Schaum’s Outlines of Principles of Accounting I, Principles of Accounting U, and Business Mathematics and is the sole author of McGraw-Hill’s publication of Financial Planning for the Utterly Confused. He is the president of MASTCA Publishing Corp. and is the editor of “The Middle/Fixed Income Letter,” a monthly financial publication. Professor Lerner is also a financial lecturer to several Fortune 500 firms, has produced his own TV and radio series for eleven years, and addresses thou- sands of people annually on finances. Portions of this book have been taken from Schaum’s Outline of Principles ofAccounting I, 4th edition, 0 1993. Schaum’s Outline of Theory and Problems of BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING Copyright 0 1994, 1988, 1987 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. Except as permitted under the Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a data base or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 BAW BAW 9 9 ISBN 0-07-037573-3 Sponsoring Editor, John Aliano Production Supervisor, Fred Schulte Editing Supervisor, Patty Andrews Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Lerner, Joel J. Schaum’s outline of theory and problems of bookkeeping and accounting / Joel J. Lerner. -3rd ed. p. cm.-(Schaum’s outline series) Includes index. ISBN 0-07-037593-3 I. Bookkeeping-Problems, exercises, etc. 2. Accounting- Problems, exercises, etc. I. Title 11. Title: Outline of theory and problems of bookkeeping and accounting. 111. Title: Bookkeeping and accounting. HF5661.L46 1994b 657’.076 -d c20 93-41304 CIP McGraw -Hill A Division of The McGmw.HiU Companies Preface This third edition brings to the study of bookkeeping and accounting the same solved-problems approach that has proved so successful in the disciplines of engineer- ing, mathematics, and accounting. In contrast to previous supplementary materials, which have been little more than summary textbooks, this book is organized around the practical application of basic bookkeeping and accounting concepts. By providing 1. Concise definitions and explanations, in easily understood terms, 2. Fully worked-out solutions to a large range of problems (against which stu- dents can check their own solutions), 3. Review questions, 4. Sample examinations typical of those used by high schools and 2- and 4-year colleges, 5. Comprehensive Review Problems in each category, this book develops the student’s ability to understand and solve bookkeeping and ac- counting problems. JOEL J. LERNER iii This page intentionally left blank Contents ...................................... PART I The Bookkeeping Cycle 1 Chapter I ASSETS. LIABILITIES. AND CAPITAL ................................ 1 1.1 Nature of Bookkeeping and Accounting ........................................ 1 1.2 Basic Elements of Financial Position: The Accounting Equation ................... 1 Chapter 2 DEBITS AND CREDITS: THE DOUBLE-ENTRY SYSTEM .............. 16 2.1 Introduction .............................................................. 16 2.2 The Account .............................................................. 16 2.3 Debits and Credits ......................................................... 17 2.4 The Ledger ............................................................... 19 2.5 The Chart of Accounts ..................................................... 19 2.6 The Trial Balance ......................................................... 20 3 ..................... Chapter JOURNALIZING AND POSTING TRANSACTIONS 34 3.1 Introduction .............................................................. 34 3.2 The Journal .............................................................. 34 3.3 Journalizing .............................................................. 34 3.4 Posting .................................................................. 36 .......................................... Chapter 4 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 52 4.1 Introduction .............................................................. 52 4.2 Income Statement ......................................................... 52 4.3 Accrual Basis and Cash Basis of Accounting .................................. 53 4.4 Balance Sheet ............................................................. 53 4.5 Capital Statement .......................................................... 55 4.6 Financial Statement Summary. .............................................. 55 4.7 Classified Financial Statements .............................................. 56 ........................... 5 Chapter ADJUSTING AND CLOSING PROCEDURES 77 5.1 Introduction: The Accrual Basis of Accounting ................................ 77 5.2 Adjusting Entries Covering Recorded Data .................................... 77 5.3 Adjusting Entries Covering Unrecorded Data .................................. 79 5.4 Closing Entries ............................................................ 80 5.5 Ruling Accounts .......................................................... 82 5.6 Post-Closing Trial Balance .................................................. 83 5.7 Bookkeeping and Accounting Cycle .......................................... 84 vi CONTENTS ...................................................... Comprehensive Review Problem 97 .................................................................... Examination I 106 ................ PART I1 Special Journals. Ledgers. and The Worksheet 116 Chapter 6 REPETITIVE TRANSACTIONS-THE SALES AND THE PURCHASE ....................................................... JOURNALS 116 6.1 Introduction ............................................................ 116 6.2 Sales Journal ........................................................... 116 6.3 Special Ledgers (Subsidiary Ledgers) ....................................... 117 6.4 Sales Returns and Discounts .............................................. 119 6.5 Types of Ledger Account Forms ........................................... 120 6.6 Purchases as a Cost ...................................................... 120 6.7 Trade Discounts ......................................................... 121 6.8 Purchase Control ........................................................ 121 6.9 Purchase Invoices. ....................................................... 122 6.10 Purchases Journal ....................................................... 122 6.11 Subsidiary Accounts Payable Ledger ........................................ 123 6.12 Return of Merchandise ................................................... 124 6.13 Purchase Discounts ...................................................... 125 .............................................. Chapter 7 THE CASH JOURNAL 145 7.1 Introduction ............................................................. 145 7.2 Cash Receipts Journal ..................................................... 145 7.3 Cash Disbursements Journal ................................................ 147 7.4 Combination Cash Journal ................................................. 148 ..................................................... Comprehensive Review Problem 156 Chapter 8 SUMMARIZING AND REPORTING VIA THE WORKSHEET .......... 164 8.1 Introduction ............................................................. 164 8.2 Worksheet Procedures for a Service Business ................................. 164 ................................................................... Examination II 176 ........................................... PART I11 Metchandising 187 CONTENTS vii ................................. Chapter 9 THE MERCHANDISING COMPANY 187 9.1 Introduction ............................................................. 187 9.2 Purchases ............................................................... 187 9.3 Adjusting Entry Procedures ................................................ 187 9.4 Worksheet Procedures ..................................................... 188 9.5 Closing Entries ........................................................... 190 9.6 Financial Statement Treatment ............................................. 191 9.7 Summary ............................................................... 193 ..................................................... Comprehensive Review Problem 209 ............................. Chapter 10 COSTING MERCHANDISE INVENTORY 213 10.1 Introduction ............................................................ 213 10.2 Determining Inventory-Physical Count .................................... 213 a . First.In. First-Out (FIFO) .............................................. 213 b . Last.In. First-Out (LIFO) .............................................. 215 c . Average Cost Valuation ................................................ 216 d . Comparison of Inventory Methods ....................................... 217 10.3 Determining Inventory-Estimation ....................................... 219 a . Gross Profit Method ................................................... 219 b . Retail Inventory Method ............................................... 220 c . Summary ............................................................ 221 ........................................... Chapter 11 PRICING MERCHANDISE 236 11.1 Trade Discounts ......................................................... 236 11.2 Chain Discounts ......................................................... 237 11.3 Cash Discounts ......................................................... 238 11.4 Markup ................................................................ 239 11.5 Selling Price as a Basis ................................................... 240 11.6 Cost as a Basis .......................................................... 240 11.7 Markdowns ............................................................. 241 11 .8 Turnover-Ratios for Inventory ............................................. 241 11.9 Number of Days’ Sales In Inventory ........................................ 243 .................................................................. Examination III 249 ................... PART IV Specific Bookkeeping & Accounting Topics 255 ...................................... Chapter 12 NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS 255 12.1 Introduction ............................................................ 255 12.2 Methods of Computing Interest ............................................ 256 12.3 Accounting for Notes Payable and Notes Receivable. .......................... 257 viii CONTENTS 12.4 Discounting ............................................................ 259 12.5 Dishonored Notes Receivable .............................................. 259 12.6 Recording Uncollectible Accounts. ......................................... 260 12.7 Computing Uncollectible Accounts ......................................... 261 12.8 Recovery of Uncollectible Accounts ........................................ 263 .............................................. Chapter 13 CONTROLLING CASH 275 13.1 Introduction ............................................................ 275 13.2 Controlling Cash Receipts ................................................ 275 13.3 Controlling Cash Disbursements ........................................... 275 13.4 Controlling Cash Balances ................................................ 275 13.5 Bank Statements ........................................................ 276 13.6 Petty Cash ............................................................. 278 .......................................................... Chapter 14 PAYROLL 290 14.1 Gross Pay .............................................................. 290 14.2 Deductions from Gross Pay ............................................... 291 14.3 The Payroll System ...................................................... 293 14.4 Recording the Payroll .................................................... 294 ............ Chapter 15 PROPERTY. PLANT. AND EQUIPMENT: DEPRECIATION 305 15.1 Fixed Asset ............................................................. 305 15.2 Depreciation and Scrap Value ............................................. 305 15.3 Depreciation Methods .................................................... 306 A . StraightLine(SL) .................................................... 306 B. Units of Production (UOP) ............................................. 307 C . Double Declining Balance (DDB) ....................................... 309 D . Sum-of-the-Years’ Digits (SY D) ........................................ 310 E . Partial-Year Depreciation .............................................. 311 F . Comparison of Methods ............................................... 312 .................................................................. Examination IV 319 .............................. PART V Other Business Organizations 323 ................................................ Chapter 16 THE PARTNERSHIP 323 16.1 Characteristics of the Partnership .......................................... 323 16.2 Formation of the Partnership .............................................. 323 16.3 Division of Net Income and Loss ........................................... 324 16.4 Admission of a New Partner .............................................. 326 16.5 Liquidation of a Partnership ............................................... 329 CONTENTS ix ............................................... Chapter 17 THE CORPORATION 351 17.1 Characteristics of the Corporation ......................................... 351 17.2 Corporate Terminology .................................................. 351 17.3 Advantages of the Corporate Form ........................................ 351 17.4 Disadvantages of the Corporate Form ...................................... 352 17.5 Equity Accounting for the Corporation .................................... 352 17.6 Common Stock ........................................................ 353 17.7 Preferred Stock ........................................................ 354 17.8 Issue of Stock .......................................................... 354 17.9 Book Value ............................................................ 356 17.10 Earnings per Share ..................................................... 357 17.1 1 Bond Characteristics .................................................... 357 17.12 Funding by Stock versus Funding by Bonds ................................ 358 ................................................................... Examination V 373 .................................................... Appendix MATHEMATICS 378 A.l Operations with Decimals ................................................. 378 A.2 Percentages ............................................................. 379 A.3 Statistical Methods ........................................................ 381 .............................. GLOSSARY OF BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING TERMS 389 ................................................................................... INDEX 395

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