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  ACCT 152 – Sage 50 Simply Accounting  Final Exam   Company Name: Security Guards Inc

Accounting

 

ACCT 152 – Sage 50 Simply Accounting 

Final Exam

 

Company Name: Security Guards Inc.  

Security Guards Inc. (known as Security GI in all advertising) provides security services to businesses. Security GI is converting from a manual system and employed a business student, during the Christmas break, to set up the company in Sage 50 Accounting using the following modules:

 

  • COMPANY
  • PAYABLES
  • RECEIVABLES
  • INVENTORY & SERVICES (Services items)
  • EMPLOYEES & PAYROLL 

     

Table of Contents

 

 

Part 1: Download the database file

 

Download the database file from Blackboard, go to final exam, final exam – database file

“EXAM_SECURITY”, click on the file, it will download the file in zipped format. 

 

You will locate the file and unzip the folder on to your desktop 

 

The data file has been completed, except for the EMPLOYEES & PAYROLL module.

 

Part 2: Open the file Company database file 

 

  • Open the company file using Sage 50 2018.0 Security 

 

  • Select the session date as of Jan 01, 2023 date.

Part 3: Company Background

 

T4 information slips for the year 2022, will be issued from the manual system. 

 

The company plans on using the Sage 50 Accounting system effective January 1, and you have been hired to finish the setup of the EMPLOYEES & PAYROLL module in time to pay all employees on Friday, January 13, 2023. 

 

Security Guards Inc. does NOT print cheques or invoices.

 

HST is 13%. 

 

You have been provided with the following payroll and other information:

 

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Payroll deductions will be calculated by Sage 50 Accounting. 

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Employment Insurance (EI) rate (factor) is 1.4 times. 

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The company is exempt from the Employer Health Tax (EHT).

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WSIB (WCB) rate is 0.41.

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Medical is deducted after tax.

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Medical is deducted from employees as per information provided.

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Medical is not deducted on vacation pay payments.

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Employee payroll details should be kept for two years.

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All employees are paid bi-weekly.

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Vacation pay is retained for hourly employees.

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Overtime is paid to hourly employees for any hours over 80 per pay period.

 

The following deductions are made for each employee:

 

Medical $15.00 for each employee (salary and hourly).

 

You have been hired as of Monday, January 2, 2023, as a self-employed contractor (you submit invoices for your time and are not an employee of Security Guards Inc.) to manage the payroll and assist in other business activities. You will set up the EMPLOYEES & PAYROLL module at January 2, 2023, then enter the January transactions that follow and print required reports for management.

 

The company has completed the December 31, 2022 year-end, and has provided you with the Sage 50 Accounting data file at January 1, 2023. The January 1, 2023 Trial Balance and Customer and Vendor detail reports are as follows:

     

Security Guards Inc.

Trial Balance

January 1, 2023

 

Account #

Description

Debit

Credit

1100

Bank Account

 $  46,785.95

$                -

1200

Accounts Receivable

12,656.00

-

1210

Allowance for Bad Debts

-

3,000.00

1220

Loans Receivable-Payroll

0.00

-

1380

Prepaid Supplies, Insurance, etc.

2,667.60

-

1510

Furniture & Cabinets

22,800.00

-

1515

Accum. Deprec. Furniture & Cabinets

-

6,600.00

2200

Accounts Payable

-

2,582.05

2205

Payroll Accrual

-

0.00

2210

Vacation Pay Payable

-

1,870.00

2220

EI Payable

-

691.00

2225

CPP Payable

-

534.00

2230

Income Tax Payable

-

1,875.00

2250

Medical Plan Payable

-

120.00

2260

WSIB Payable

-

285.00

2650

HST Charged on Sales

-

6,108.00

2670

HST Paid on Purchases

2,626.95

-

3100

Common Stock

-

1,000.00

3201

Retained Earnings

-

62,871.45

3230

Dividends Declared

-

0.00

4100

Revenue - Services

-

0.00

4110

Revenue Adjustments

-

0.00

5110

Wages Expense

0.00

-

5120

EI Expense

0.00

-

5130

CPP Expense

0.00

-

5140

WSIB Expense

0.00

-

5400

Rent Expense

0.00

-

5410

Advertising Expense

0.00

-

5420

Bank Charges & Interest Expense

0.00

-

5430

Insurance Expense

0.00

-

5440

Office Supplies Expense

0.00

-

5450

Telephone Expense

0.00

-

5460

Hydro/Water Expense

0.00

-

5570

Truck Expenses - gas, repairs

0.00

-

5580

Truck Lease Expense

0.00

-

5590

Legal Expense

0.00

-

5600

Depreciation Expense - All

0.00

-

5610

Uniforms Expense

0.00

-

5620

Bad Debts Expense

           0.00

                 -

 

 

 

Totals

 

  87,536.50

 

   87,536.50

 

  Accounts Receivable details

 

 

 

 

 

Account Payable details

 

 

 

 

 

Inventory Services Details

 

          Service 

SS-1  Security Services Level 1

 

$25.00 per hour

          Service  

SS-2    Security Services Level 2

 

$50.00 per hour

   

The employee details are listed below: (A blank box means not applicable.)

 

Name

Michael Pembry 

Jim Collins

Mary Watson

Joe Brazas

Address

3896 Web

Drive, Ajax,

ON 

L1T 3K4

67 Crawford

Drive, Ajax,

ON

L1S 3A9

67 Greta Street,

Oshawa, ON

L1G 2P5

224 Hallet

Ave.,

Whitby, ON

L1N 5K8

Phone

905 619-3075

905 758-2058

905 712-6385

905 684-2525

SIN

403 689 714

502 611 551

210 383 204

705 916 914

Date of Birth

April 14, 1967

February 16, 1973

September 13, 1985

April 28, 1990

Hire Date

 

March 6, 2017

 

July 12, 2006

 

June 4, 2013

 

February 10,

2007

 

Tax Table

Ontario

Ontario

Ontario

Ontario

Federal Claim

Provincial Claim

11,809

10,354

11,809

10,354

11,809

10,354

11,809

10,354

WSIB rate

Exempt

 0.41

0.41

0.41

EI rate

1.4 Michael

1.4

1.4

1.4

 

Pembry

Jim Collins

Mary Watson 15

Joe Brazas

Rate per hour

 

15

15

Hours per period

 

80

80

80

Overtime per hour

 

22.50

22.50

22.50

Salary per period

2,000

 

 

 

Salary hours per period

80

 

 

 

Pay periods per year

26

26

26

26

Vacation rate

 

4%

4%

4%

Vacation Pay

Owed

-

640

810

420

 

Medical

 

15

 

15

 

15

 

15

 

 

 

Part 4: Finish the payroll setup

Payroll has been setup, but you are yet to add one more employee before finalizing the payroll setup

 

  • Create employee profile for Joe Brazas based on the information provided above.

 

  • Activate the payroll module to ready mode by click on history tab -> payroll. 

Part 5: Record the following transactions:

 

Record the following transaction in appropriate modules, AP, AR, Payroll and GL.

 

Jan 02

Issued next cheque for $900.00 plus HST, rent to LandLord Plus Inc. per rent lease.

             

Invoice – Jan 2023

             

Comment – “Cheque dropped by your first and last name on Jan 02”

             

 

Note: this entry must be numbered as J1 and should include your name under comment. Failure to do that will result in negative 50 marks

Jan 03

 

Issued a $500.00 cheque to Mary Watson for a payroll loan. This amount will be repaid, at the rate of $20.00 each pay, starting with the next pay on January 13. (Note:

Record this using the Paycheques icon.)

Jan 04

 

Received invoice #2589 dated today, from Uniform Supply Company for 1 new uniform $750.00 and cleaning for 4 others at $12.50 each. All items are plus HST.

Total invoice is $904.00. Terms 2/10, n30.

Jan 06

 

Received cheque #1332 from Government Agencies to pay invoice #3202 in full.

Jan 06

 

Issued invoice for security services (SS-1) 20 Hours plus HST and received cheque #871 from Mr. Earl Begg for security watch on office contents during a building renovation. This customer is not expected to use our services again. 

Jan 10

 

   Received Supplies Canada Inc. invoice #59442 for $210.00 plus HST. Terms 2/10, net 30. The various office supplies received are placed in the supply’s cupboard.

Jan 12

 

Issued cheque to pay Hydro-GTA Company for amount owing in full.

Jan 13

Issued cheque to Uniform Supply Company for invoices #2589 and #2356 in full taking advantage of any discounts available.

 

Jan 13

 

Paid the Receiver General – Payroll; the EI, CPP and Income Tax amounts owing at January 1, 2023.

Jan 13

 

Issued cheque to Receiver General – HST, the HST owing at January 1.

Jan 13

Mr. Pembry received the timecards from the hourly employees and has given you the

summary below. Issue cheques to the employees dated today.

 

Pay Period End date

Name

Regular Hours

Overtime Hours

Salary Hours

Loan  Repaid

Jan 13

Michael Pembry

 

 

80

 

 

Jim Collins

80

7

 

 

 

Mary Watson

80

7

 

20.00

 

Joe Brazas

80

6

 

 

 

 

 

Jan 18

 

Invoiced a new customer, Your Name Software Inc. (any address information, terms net 30, credit limit $5,000.00) for services SS-1 (112 hours) and SS-2 (4 hours) Total $3,000.00 plus HST.

 

Jan 20

 

The owner of Your Name Software Inc. called to complain about one of the guards, as there had been a verbal confrontation with a staff member. In order to keep their business, it was agreed that the guard would apologize and a credit memo CM685 would be issued in the amount of $200.00 plus HST. Charge the adjustment to the Revenue Adjustment account.

 

Jan 20

 

Issued cheque to pay Supplies Canada Inc. for invoice #54823 and #59442 in full.

 

Jan 27 

 

Received cheque #5689 from Computers R Us to pay invoice #3211 in full.

 

Jan 27

 

Received cheque #1256 from Your Name Software Inc. to pay for invoice less the credit adjustment.

 

Jan 27

 

Mr. Pembry received the timecards from the hourly employees and has given you the summary below. Issue cheques to the employees dated today.

Pay

Period

End date

Name

Regular Hours

Overti me Hours

Salary Hours

Advance Repaid

 

Jan 27

Michael Pembry

 

 

80

 

 

 

Jim Collins

80

 

 

 

 

 

Mary Watson

80

6

 

20.00

 

 

Joe Brazas

80

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jan 27

After receiving his cheque above, Jim Collins is now on holidays for 2 weeks. Issue a separate cheque for vacation pay owing to Jim. Change Jim's status to Inactive.

 

 

 

Jan 31

 

Received bank statement dated January 28. Bank charges of $63.00 have not been recorded by our firm. 

 

 

Jan 31

 

Issued cheque for accounting services to Kermit Larson for invoice #589 for $600.00 plus HST.  Add a new general ledger "G" type account "Outside Services" in the Expense section. 

 

 

Jan 31 

Set up a $880.00 payroll accrual based on calculations provided by Mr. Pembry.

 

 

             

Source: type “MEMO – XXX” where XXX is last three digit of student number 

 

 

             

Comment – Type “Prepared by your first name” first name will be your actual name. 

 

                       

Part 6: Printing and exporting the reports: 

 

All reports must be saved as a PDF, no word or excel files will be accepted for marking. 

 

  • Report 1: Export the Trial Balance as of Jan 31, 2023. Save it as “R1_TB_your_name”

 

  • Report 2: Export All Journal Entries (NO Corrections) Jan 01 to Jan 31. Save it as

“R2_JE_your_name”

 

  • Report 3: Export the Employee Summary report for all employees as of at January 31. Check mark to show all employees, include inactive employees and check the show income/deduction that has YTD amount. Save it as “R3_Employee_summary_your_name”

 

  • Report 4: Export the Cheque Log from Jan 01 to Jan 31. Save the report as “R4_Cheque_Log_your_name”

 

Part 7: Save the backup file:

  1. Save the backup file on your desktop
  2. Go to file -> click on backup ->
    1. File name: “FinalExam_Security_Yourname”
    2. Location – Save the file on desktop

Part 8: Upload the files on blackboard

  1. Go to final exam on blackboard, click on final exam Drop box.

 

  1. Scroll down to Submission, click on brose my computer 

 

  1. Locate the files saved under Part 6 and 7
    1. “R1_TB_your_name” (PDF)
    2. “R2_JE_your_name” (PDF)
    3. “R3_Employee_summary_your_name” (PDF)
    4. “R4_Cheque_Log_your_name” (PDF)
    5. “FinalExam_Security_Yourname” (company datafile backup .CEB)

 

  1. And then click Submit. 
 

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