🧠 模板 B — 整期综合题(含分录、T 账户、调整与报表)

Problem Statement — Evergreen Service Solutions (June 2025) On June 1, 2025, several investors incorporated Evergreen Service Solutions, Inc. (ESS). All beginning account balances are zero. During June, the following events occurred; record month-end adjustments on June 30. All amounts are in dollars ($). Prepare, in order: (1) general journal, (2) T-accounts (unadjusted), (3) adjusting entries, (4) Income Statement (June 2025), (5) Statement of Retained Earnings, (6) Classified Balance Sheet (June 30, 2025), (7) Statement of Cash Flows (direct method; disclose noncash items if any). Ignore income taxes.

Transactions (June 2025) (a) Issued common stock for 24,000, paying 20,000 (annual interest rate 6%). (c) Paid 8,000. (e) Collected 2,300 cash during June. (g) Purchased office equipment for 1,000 to stockholders.

Month-End Adjusting Data (June 30, 2025)

  1. Depreciation policy: straight-line, full month in month of acquisition, no residual value. • Delivery truck from (b): cost 3,600, 3 years (36 months).
  2. The $20,000 note payable in (b) bears 6% annual interest; accrue one month of interest for June.
  3. At June 30, one month of the insurance policy in (c) has expired; record insurance expense for June.
  4. Accrue wages payable of $400 for work performed in late June but not yet paid.

Required Deliverables • Journalize transactions (a)–(h) chronologically. • Post T-accounts (unadjusted) for: Cash, Accounts Receivable, Prepaid Insurance, Truck, Office Equipment, Notes Payable, Common Stock, Wages Expense, Dividends, Service Revenue (add accounts if needed). • Prepare adjusting journal entries (AJEs) and post to: Accumulated Depreciation—Truck, Accumulated Depreciation—Office Equipment, Wages Payable, Interest Payable, and related expense accounts. • Prepare the Income Statement (June 2025) and Statement of Retained Earnings (June 2025) (beginning Retained Earnings = 0). • Prepare the Classified Balance Sheet (June 30, 2025) (current vs. noncurrent). • Prepare the Statement of Cash Flows (direct method) for June 2025, and ensure net change in cash reconciles with the balance sheet.




🧠 模板 B — 整期综合题(含分录、T 账户、调整与报表)

Problem Statement — Canyon Mining & Services (March 2026) On March 1, 2026, investors incorporated Canyon Mining & Services, Inc. (CMS). All beginning account balances are zero. During March, the following events occurred; record month-end adjustments on March 31 related to natural resources, depletion and accruals. Then prepare, in order: (1) general journal, (2) T-accounts (unadjusted), (3) adjusting entries, (4) Income Statement (March 2026), (5) Statement of Retained Earnings, (6) Classified Balance Sheet (Mar. 31, 2026), (7) Statement of Cash Flows (direct method; disclose noncash investing/financing). Ignore income taxes.

Transactions

(a) Issued common stock for 80,000 cash. (c) Paid 10,000, increasing the Mineral Property asset and recognizing a long-term Asset Retirement Obligation. (e) Purchased mining equipment for 96,000 cash. The cost of the resource will be recognized through depletion at month-end. (g) Paid wages of 6,000 cash. (i) Declared and paid cash dividends of $4,000.

Month-End Adjusting Data (Mar. 31, 2026)

  1. The mineral property is a natural resource with an estimated total of 55,000 tons of ore.

    • Depletable cost includes: purchase price, exploration costs, and the present value of restoration costs.
    • Depletable base = 20,000 + 110,000.
    • Per-unit depletion rate = 2 per ton**.
    • During March, 8,000 tons were extracted and all were sold → Depletion Expense for March = 8,000 × 16,000.
  2. Mining equipment in (e) is depreciated on a straight-line basis over 6 years (72 months), no residual value, full month in month of acquisition.

    • Monthly depreciation = 500**.
  3. At month-end, additional wages of $2,500 have been incurred but not yet paid; record Wages Payable.

  4. At month-end, utilities expense of $1,200 has been incurred but will be paid in April; record Utilities Payable.

  5. Ignore the time value of money for the Asset Retirement Obligation in March (no interest accretion is recorded this month).

Required Deliverables

• Journalize transactions (a)–(i) chronologically; identify how each event affects assets, liabilities, and equity. • Post T-accounts (unadjusted) for: Cash, Mineral Property, Equipment, Asset Retirement Obligation, Mining Revenue, Wages Expense, Other Operating Expense, Dividends (add accounts as needed). • Prepare adjusting journal entries (AJEs) for depletion, depreciation, accrued wages, and accrued utilities; post to Accumulated Depletion—Mineral Property, Accumulated Depreciation—Equipment, Wages Payable, Utilities Payable, and related expense accounts. • Prepare the Income Statement (March 2026) in $. • Prepare the Statement of Retained Earnings (March 2026) (beginning retained earnings = 0). • Prepare the Classified Balance Sheet (Mar. 31, 2026), clearly distinguishing current and noncurrent items. • Prepare the Statement of Cash Flows (direct method); disclose noncash investing/financing (e.g., recording the Asset Retirement Obligation) in a separate note, not in the cash flow sections.