Scenario III
Paul Delgado just graduated from college with a degree in business. He had not exercised good study habits,
preferring to enjoy himself surfing at the nearby beach and having a good time on Spring Break. He earned
only average grades despite being smart, so he didn't have a job offer upon graduation.
He came upon a way to earn money and enjoy the beach at the same time. He decided to open
his own mobile fruit shake stand and sell fruit shakes from a van to tourists on the beach.
He borrowed $7,000 from his father and incorporated a firm called Delgado's Batidos Inc. He issued
5,000 shares to himself for $5,000 and loaned the remaining $2,000 to the new firm. The
incorporation cost $250. Paul bought a used mobile ice cream truck for $1,500 cash, and had it
repainted with his own design for another $500. He bought a refurbished freezer to keep water, ice, and fruit cold
at a cost of $200. And he acquired 2 blenders, an electric juicer, plastic jugs, sieves, and metal knives and
spoons for a total of $150. Paul found that the truck's electricity generator needed
reconditioning and that cost $400. A tape player and loudspeaker to play a jingle to the public
cost $150. He designed and printed up 1,000 flyers advertising his product for $200.
Finally he was ready to start. He bought 2,000 plastic cups in 2 sizes for $100, 10 boxes of straws
for $25, 10 boxes of napkins for $15, 20 gallons of water for $100, 50 pounds of ice for $50, and all
kinds of fresh and frozen fruit (bananas, pineapple, strawberries, mangos, blueberries, peaches, etc.)
for $500. Business was slow at first, but picked up after 2 weeks. He had sold 200 large shakes
at $3 each and 100 small shakes at $2 each. Now his van was getting popular. He needed to
buy more ice, water, and fruit at a total cost of $1,200 and he needed an assistant. He hired
his younger brother paying him $200 per week. After another 2 weeks Paul and his brother had sold
500 large shakes and 400 small shakes. All the driving used up 80 gallons of gasoline at $3.50 a gallon.
Paul paid himself $1,000 during the 4 weeks. He also bought, on credit, $250 worth of advertising space in the local
newspaper for next month. He repaid his father $500. Paul wanted to make a tally of his first month
in business and needed to record the transactions.
11) Write the journal entry for the incorporation.
a) Capital - Paul Delgado ................... 7,000.00
Cash .................................. 7,000.00
To record owner's investment in firm.
b) Cash ..................................... 7,000.00
Capital - Paul Delgado ................ 7,000.00
To record owner's investment in firm.
c) Cash ..................................... 7,000.00
Loans Payable ......................... 2,000.00
Capital - Paul Delgado ................ 5,000.00
To record owner's investment in firm.
d) Cash ..................................... 7,000.00
Loans Payable ......................... 2,000.00
Capital Stock ......................... 5,000.00
To record owner's investment in firm.
e) None of the above.
12) Write the journal entry for the equipment purchases.
13) Write the journal entry for the supplies purchase.
14) Write the journal entry for, what could be considered, selling and administrative expenses.
15) Write the journal entry for the month's revenues.
16) Write the journal entry for the brother's salary.
17) Write the journal entry for Paul's withdrawal.
18) Write the journal entry for the month's gas expenses.
19) Write the journal entry for the next month's advertising.
20) Write the journal entry for Paul's repayment of his father's loan.
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