Case 4-4 Waltham Oil & Lube Center, Inc.: $40,000 Deposit With National
Case 4-4 Waltham Oil & Lube Center, Inc.: $40,000 Deposit With National
Case 4-4 Waltham Oil & Lube Center, Inc.: $40,000 Deposit With National
Cyrus Gatongay
Joe Lalimarmo
$26,400 Lease payments ($1500 x 2 months = $3,000; $10 x 2,340 cars = $23,400)
Lease expense 3,000
Lease expense 23,400
Cash 26,400
Utilities owed
Utilities expense 350
Accrued Expense 350
a. Capital
Knight has made two capital contributions ($40,000 and $10,000); so the total is
$50,000
b. Accumulated depreciation
The accumulated depreciation account is the sum of two amounts, $150 (furniture) and
$3,750 Equipment). The balance is $3,900.
c. Prepaid Assets
The only prepaid asset is prepaid insurance. The balance is $900 ($1200 - $300.)
d. Cash balance
The cash balance is $26,920
e. Accounts Receivable
Knight was owed $340 by overnight parkers and $730 by local merchants & $450
for his family's use of Waltham' service. The accounts receivable balance is $1,520.
f. Liabilities
There are three liabilities at the end of July. They are salary ($2,100), utilities ($350)
& notes payable ($47,310) The liability account balance is $49,760
a. Withdrawals is $4,500
c. Parking revenues
The amount is $3,640 ($3,300 cash received and $340 account receivable)
d. Lease Expenses
The total amount is $27,900 (May $1500 prepaid flat rental, plus $3,000 June – July flat
rental paid and $23,400 - per car $10 payments.)
e. Total Revenues
Total revenues is the sum of parking revenues ($3,640), cash service revenues ($105,300)
and credit service sales ($730 + $450 of Waltham's family use.) The amount is $110,120.
4. How should Knight account for the $400 August parking checks? Possible bad
debts? Family use of Waltham Center's services?
b.