Depreciation Methods
Notes Receivable
Notes Payable
Payroll
Write offs
100

Units of production accumulated depreciation if

Cost: $50,000

Residual Value: $5,000

Useful Life: 100,000 miles

4 Years

Year 1: 30,000 miles

Year 2: 50,000 miles

Year 3: 30,000 miles

45,000

100

Initial J/E if we lent 

$400,000

5%

4 years

N/R 400,000

    Cash 400,000

100

Initial J/E if we lent out $700,000

10% 

3 Years

Cash 700,000

      N/P 700,000

100

Gross pay if worked 55 hours at $20/hour

1,250

100

Direct write off $300 J/E

Bad Debt Expense 300

                        A/R 300


200

Double Declining if year 1 deprecation expense

cost: $50,000

Residual value: 5,000

years 4

25,000

200

Formula for Interest Revenue

Face * % * #of months/12

200

Formula for Cash in second part of Receipt

Face * % * Number of Years

200

Fica if gross pay is $1,250

Medicare 1.45%

Social Security 6.2%

95.63

200

Someone who owed $3,000 went bankrupt

Allowance 3,000

             A/R 3,000

300

Difference between capital and ordinary expenditures

Capital: To use the asset

Ordinary: to pro long the life of an asset

300

First Receipt Journal entry if we lent

$400,000

5%

4 years

Cash $400,000

      N/R $400,000

300

First Receipt J/E if on 7/1/2020 we lent $700,000

10%

3 Years

N/P 700,000

      Cash 700,000

300

Net Pay if

Gross Pay $1250

Medicare 1.45%

Social Security 6.2%

Federal Withholding $65

Health Insurance $100

989.37

300

Someone we had previously written off won the lottery and paid us $1,000 of their $4,000 owed

A/R 1,000

    Allowance 1000

Cash 1,000

       A/R 1,000

400

Double Declining Year 4 Depreciation Expense if 

Cost: $50,000

Residual Value: $5,000

4 years

1250

400

Adjusting Journal Entries if on 7/1/20 we lent 

$400,000

5%

4 years

Int Rec 10,000, 20,000, 20,000, 20,000

         Int Rev 10,000, 20,000, 20,000, 20,000

400

Adjusting Journal Entries if on 7/1/2020 we 

Lent $700,000

3 years

10%

Int Expense 35,000, 70,000, 70,000

               Int Pay 35,000, 70,000, 70,000

400

Payroll J/E if

Gross pay $1250

Medicare 1.45%

Social Security 6.2%

Suta $50

Futa $60

Federal Withholding $75

Health care $100

Wages Expense 1250

             Medicare Pay 18.13

             Social Security Pay 77.5

             FW Pay 75

             Health care pay 100

             Cash 979.37

400

Journal Entry of estimation if

2,000,000 sales

30% cash

4% Uncollectable

B/B $800 Credit

Bad Debt Expense 56,000

                      Allowance 56,000

500

Straight line year 1 depreciation expense if asset bought on 6/31

Cost: $50,000

Residual Value: $5,000

Years 4

5,625

500

Second Receipt J/E if on 7/1/20 we lent 

$400,000

5%

4 years

Cash 80,000

      Int Rec 70,000

      Int Rev 10,000

500

Second Receipt J/E if on 7/1/2020 we

Lent $700,000

3 Years 

10%

Int Expense 35,000

Int Pay 175,000

          Cash 210,000

500

Payroll Tax J/E if

Gross pay $1250

Medicare 1.45%

Social Security 6.2%

Suta $50

Futa $60

Federal Withholding $75

Health care $100

Payroll Tax Expense 305.63

                         Medicare pay 18.13

                         Social Security Pay 77.5

                         Suta Pay 50

                         Futa Pay 60

                         Health Care Pay 100

500

Journal Entry of estimation if $300,000 of A/R due in 30 days is 4%, $500,000 due in 90 days is 5%, and old accounts of $100,000 is 10%

B/B $600 Debit

Bad Debt Expense 47,600

                      Allowance 47,600