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Stoney Construction Co

Accounting Mar 23, 2023

Stoney Construction Co. enters a 3-year contract to build a new warehouse facility. Stoney follows Completed Contract Method under U.S. GAAP and adopts "progress billing" accounting for its construction project. Information for Years 1, 2, and 3 is shown below:

  Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Sales price  $   2,800,000   $   2,800,000   $   2,800,000 
Estimated costs  $   1,600,000   $   2,000,000   $   2,000,000 
Costs incurred to date (paid in cash)  $      400,000   $      900,000   $   2,000,000 
Billed to date  $      250,000   $   1,150,000   $   2,800,000 
Received in cash to date  $      190,000   $      950,000   $   2,800,000 

 

b. What is the final journal entry for Year 3, assuming all the amounts as originally stated? Please select account names from accounts provided in Appendix. Please indicate the element of each account you use. (Hint: there will be two pairs of debits and credits, i.e., two journal entries. 0.25 points each, total 0.5 points.) 

 

i. Entry 1 ii. Entry 2

 

Appendix: List of Account Names

 

Cash in advance
Construction in progress
Construction expense
Contracts payable

Contracts receivable

Customer advance

Income summary
Prepaid expense
Progress billings
Revenue
Unearned revenue

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