ACCOUNTING SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS: FINANCIAL AND MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS USING SPREADSHEET TECHNOLOGY

ISBN-13: 978-1-945628-19-1
# pages: 566
Copyright Year: 2017
Suggested Retail: $109.95
Description
Accounting Spreadsheet Applications offers a fresh approach to achieving Excel mastery. The curriculum emphasizes the importance of quality spreadsheet design features written from a practical application approach. This contributes to improved efficiency and time management skills that can be applied in any industry. Spreadsheet mastery has become what is thought to be the most important and sought-after skill in this profession. Introductory chapters begin at a basic level with thorough step-by-step instructions. Subsequent chapters build on prior knowledge as students are taught through encouragement how to problem solve using Excel. More importantly, this leads to higher-level thinking for data organization and analysis. The popular craft brewing industry theme was chosen to maintain student interest throughout, but also brings real-world examples of skills accounting graduates can apply in any industry. Team projects have been designed in the final chapter for the practical application of Excel Workbook collaboration, accessibility, file protection, and security features.
Full Accounting Cycle Review
Payroll Accounting Review
Permits and Excise Taxes in the Craft Brewing Industry
Merchandise Inventory Costing Methods: LIFO, FIFO, Weighted-Average
Sales and Use Tax Collection and Reporting
Accounting for Receivables: Bad Debt
Excel Depreciation Tools
Excel Amortization Tools
Excel Time Value of Money Tools
Data Analytics: PivotTables
Excel Lookup Functions
Basic and Compound Logical Functions
Job Order Costing: Custom-Built Kegerator Projects
Process Costing: Tracking Costs in the Brewing Process
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis: Cost Behavior Analysis
Master Budgets in the Craft Brewing Industry
Introduction to Hops Futures Contracts
Flexible Budgeting for Cost Control
Capital Expenditures Budgeting in the Craft Brewing Industry
Excel Capital Budgeting Analysis Tools
Financial Accounting Spreadsheet Control Features
Cost Accounting Spreadsheet Control Features
Financial Ratio Analysis Projects
Individual and Team Projects
Worksheet Collaboration, Compatibility and Accessibility
Workbook File Protection Capabilities
Presentation Features: Tables, Charts, Conditional Formatting
Utilizing Spreadsheets as a Problem-Solving Tool
Spreadsheet Mastery through Worksheet Linking, Cell Referencing, and Formula Builds
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION xiii
ABOUT THE AUTHOR xv
Section I
Basic Excel Skills Application
Chapter 1 Excel Basic Review 3
CHAPTER EXERCISES:
EX1-1 Y Chart of Accounts Template 24
EX1-2 Y General Journal Template 24
EX1-3 Y General Ledger Template 25
EX1-4 Y Worksheet Template 28
EX1-5 Y Financial Statement Templates 29
Chapter 2 Accounting Cycle Review 33
BUSINESS CREATION ACCOUNTING TRANSACTIONS 29
CHAPTER EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
EX2-1 Y Worksheet, Adjustments 56
EX2-2 Y Worksheet, Financials, Closing 58
EX2-3 Y Worksheet, Adjustments 58
EX2-4 Y Worksheet, Financials, Closing 60
EX2-5 Y Reversals 61
EX2-6 Y Reversals 62
PR2-A Y Accounting Cycle Perpetual (long) 64
PR2-B Y Accounting Cycle Periodic (long) 69
Chapter 3
Accounting for Legal Requirements: Payroll and
Associated Taxes 77
Payroll Accounting WITH REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 78
CONCEPTS REVIEW: PAYROLL ACCOUNTING 80
WORKING WITH TABLES 92
CHAPTER EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
EX3-1 Y Employee Earnings Record (template) 101
EX3-2 Y Payroll Register (template) 102
EX3-3 Y Payroll Journal Entries 103
EX3-4 Y Payroll Journal Entries 104
EX3-5 Y Payroll Journal Entries 104
PR3-A Y Employee Earnings Record (creation) 105
PR3-B Y Payroll Register (creation) 106
PR3-C Y Employee Earnings Record 106
PR3-D Y Payroll Register 107
PR3-E Y Payroll Register 107
PR3-F Y Cumulative Payroll Register; Table Function 107
APPENDIX 3 Taxes and Permits in the Craft Brewing Industry 111
CONCEPTS REVIEW: LEGAL REQUIREMENTS IN THE BREWING INDUSTRY 111
Chapter 4 Cash Conversion Cycle: Inventory and Receivables 121
ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORY AND RECEIVABLES 122
Concepts Review: Merchandise Inventory and Accounts Receivable 126
CHAPTER EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
EX4-1 Y Merchandise Purchases (Perpetual & Periodic) 155
EX4-2 Y Merchandise Sales with Sales Tax Collection 156
EX4-3 Y LIFO Comparison (Perpetual & Periodic) 158
EX4-4 Y Average Cost Comparison (Perpetual & Periodic) 159
EX4-5 Y Bad Debt: Comparison of Methods (text box tool) 160
EX4-6 Y Bad Debt: Comparison of Methods (text box tool) 161
EX4-7 Y Bad Debt: Aging Method (screenshot tool) 162
EX4-8 Y Financial Ratio Analysis (screenshot tool) 164
EX4-9 Y Financial Ratio Analysis (screenshot tool) 166
PR4-A Y Merchandising Journal Entries Perpetual 167
PR4-B Y Merchandising Journal Entries Periodic 169
PR4-C Y Merchandising Journal Entries with Sales Tax Perpetual 169
PR4-D Y Merchandising Journal Entries with Sales Tax Periodic 170
PR4-E Y Inventory Costing Comparison (long) 170
PR4-F Y Bad Debt Methods Comparison (long) 172
PR4-G Y Inventory and Receivables Ratio Analysis Research Project 173
APPENDIX 4 Sales and Use Tax Collection and Reporting 177
CONCEPTS REVIEW: LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A MERCHANDISER 177
Section II
Intermediate Excel Skills Application
Chapter 5 Accounting for Fixed Assets 189
ACCOUNTING FOR BUSINESS EXPANSION: THE TAP ROOM 190
COST ALLOCATION CONCERNS FOR THE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT 194
Concepts Review: Section A—Fixed AssetS 196
CONCEPTS REVIEW: Section B—INSTALLMENT NOTES AND
AMORTIZATION TABLES 219
What-if SCENARIO: Excel tools 227
CHAPTER EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
EX5-1 Y Straight-Line Depreciation (SLN) 235
EX5-2 Y Declining Balance Methods (DB, DDB, VDB) 236
EX5-3 Y Communication: Business Memorandum 238
EX5-4 Y Sum-of-the-Years Digits (SYD) 238
EX5-5 Y Units of Production (SLN, basic math formula) 239
EX5-6 Y Loan Amortization Table (PMT, PPMT, IPMT) 241
EX5-7 Y Loan Amortization Table (PMT, PPMT, IPMT) 242
EX5-8 Y What-if Analysis Excel Tools 243
EX5-9 Y What-if Analysis Excel Tools 243
PR5-A Y Depreciation Excel Formula Comparison 244
PR5-B Y Loan Amortization Table (PMT, PPMT, IPMT) 246
PR5-C Y Communication: Business Memorandum 247
APPENDIX 5 Excel Tools for Investments: Time Value of Money 249
SPREADSHEET INVESTMENT FUNCTIONS 250
INVESTMENT FUNCTIONS PRACTICE PROBLEMS:
5A-1 Y Investments (FV) 264
5A-2 Y Communication: Business Memorandum 264
5A-3 Y Investments (PPMT, FV, PV) 264
5A-4 Y Communication: Business Memorandum 266
5A-5 Y Investments (PDURATION) 266
5A-6 Y Investments (PDURATION) 266
5A-7 Y Investments (YIELD, YIELDDISC) 267
5A-8 Y Investments (ACCRINT, PV, PVA) 268
Chapter 6
Data Analytic Tools: PivotTables and Other Data
Analysis Features 271
SPREADSHEET ANALYTIC TOOLS FOR ACCOUNTING272
Concepts Review: PIVOTTABLES 274
popular Lookup Functions 295
popular logical function: if statement 300
SPREADSHEET PRESENTATION DESIGN—CHARTS 303
CHAPTER EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
EX6-1 Y PivotTable: Inventory 315
EX6-2 Y PivotTable: Payroll 316
EX6-3 Y Charts 316
EX6-4 Y Charts 318
EX6-5 Y Charts 319
EX6-6 Y Lookup Function 320
EX6-7 Y Logical Function 322
EX6-8 Y PivotTable: Customer Information Request 322
EX6-9 Y Logical Function 323
PR6-A Y PivotTable: Sales Data 323
PR6-B Y PivotTable: Sales Data 325
PR6-C Y PivotTable: Sales Data 326
PR6-D Y PivotTable: Payroll Data 328
PR6-E Y PivotTable and Logical Functions 330
PR6-F Y PivotTable and Logical Functions 335
Chapter 7 Managerial Accounting Cost Concepts 343
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 344
CONCEPTS REVIEW: Section A—Manufacturing costs in the
beer industry 345
CONCEPTS REVIEW: Section B—cost-volume-profit analysis 354
Excel Rounding Features 363
applying specialized Conditional Formatting 365
CHAPTER EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
EX7-1 Y Job Costing Documents Template 371
EX7-2 Y Production Cost Report Template 372
EX7-3 Y Inventory Aging Analysis Template 376
PR7-A Y Raw Materials Inventory Aging Analysis 378
PR7-B Y Finished Beer Inventory Aging Analysis 379
PR7-C Y Process Costing 380
PR7-D Y Job Order Costing 382
PR7-E Y Process Costing 383
PR7-F Y Job Order Costing 385
PR7-G Y CVP Analysis 387
PR7-H Y CVP Analysis 388
PR7-I Y CVP Analysis; Product Sales Mix 389
Section III
Excel Skills Application Mastery
Chapter 8 Budgeting for the Future 395
the budgeting process 396
concepts review: Section A—The Master Budget 397
concepts review: Section B—budgetary control and
spreadsheet efficiency features 413
chapter exercises and problems:
EX8-1 Y Brewery Tap Room Sales Budget 422
EX8-2 Y Grains, Yeast, and Hops Raw Materials Budget 424
EX8-3 Y Beer Production Labor Budget 426
EX8-4 Y Beer Production Overhead Budget 428
EX8-5 Y Finished Goods/Cost of Beer Sold Budget 429
EX8-6 Y Merchandising Sales Budget 431
EX8-7 Y Merchandising Purchasing Budget 432
EX8-8 Y Selling and Administrative Expenses Budgets (complex) 434
EX8-9 Y Cash Budget for a Manufacturer 437
EX8-10 Y Cash Budget for a Merchandiser 439
PR8-A Y Full Data-Entry Working Budget (Compound
Logic Functions) 442
PR8-B Y Full Data-Entry Working Budget (Compound
Logic Functions) 446
PR8-C Y Flexible Budget with Performance Report
(Logic Functions) 448
PR8-D Y Hops Futures Contracts Budget 453
Chapter 9
Capital Expenditures Budgeting Tools: Excel
Budgeting Functions 455
Budgeting for Capital Expenditures 456
Concepts Review: excel formulas for captial expenditures
decisions 457
time value of money analysis techniques 465
chapter problems:
PR9-A Y Keg Packaging Equipment Capital Budgeting Analysis 476
PR9-B Y Bottle Packaging Equipment Capital Budgeting Analysis 479
PR9-C Y Wort Boil Equipment Capital Budgeting Analysis 482
PR9-D Y Fermentation Tanks Capital Budgeting Analysis 485
PR9-E Y Refrigeration Systems Capital Budgeting Analysis 487
Chapter 10 Financial and Managerial Control Features 491
financial and managerial control features 492
concepts review: Section A—Special Journals in
Financial Accounting 493
concepts review: Section B—subsidiary ledgers in
managerial accounting 501
chapter problems and team projects:
PR10-A Y Special Journals Project – Perpetual (shorter version) 514
PR10-B Y Special Journals Worksheet Collaboration Project
(full version) 518
PR10-C Y Special Journals Project—Periodic (shorter version) 519
PR10-D Y Special Journals Worksheet Collaboration Project
(full version) 523
PR10-E Y Standard Costs Accounting System 525
PR10-F Y Standard Costs Accounting System 526
APPENDIX 10 File Protection, Collaboration Features, Compatibility, and Accessibility 529
concepts review: section c—Workbook Collaboration, protecting
network spreadsheet files, compatibility, and accessibility 529
INDEX 543
About the Author(s): Katheryn A. Reynolds
Katheryn A. Reynolds, CPA, MSA—Katheryn began her undergraduate degree in accounting at Aims Community College, later transferring to complete a Bachelor of Science in Accounting with a Minor in Business Administration from Regis University. She earned her CPA license soon after, later returning to graduate school to earn a Master of Science in Accountancy from the University of Phoenix. At the time of the initial publication, Katheryn is working on a second graduate degree through the Regis University MBA program. In addition to teaching a variety of undergraduate accounting courses, Katheryn also owns and operates a seasonal tax business.
Professional and Faculty Affiliations:
Regis University, Denver, Colorado
Colorado Community College System, CCCOnline, Denver, Colorado
Aims Community College, Greeley, Colorado
Adams State University, Extended Studies Program, Alamosa, Colorado
Contributors
This book could not have been written without the help of Katheryn’s son Brian Reynolds, a graduate of the University of Northern Colorado with an earned ACS Chemistry degree. His knowledge and expertise in fermentation science and the craft brewing industry helped to ensure content accuracy in many chapters. A special thank you to the author’s former accounting instructor and good friend Lori Hatchell, Accounting and Business Professor from Aims Community College. Lori’s accounting and teaching experience, and especially her superior attention to detail with the final discipline review, proved to be invaluable. Another special thank you to the author’s good friend Lori Ford, Graphics Technology Professor Emeritus from Aims Community College, who helped with design and layout ideas for the chapters. A thank you to the Kinnek team, a national supplier of equipment specific to the brewing industry. Upon learning the inquiries were for this project, their staff was extremely helpful in providing realistic prices for designing the various capital budgeting projects. Without asking for any type of advertisement in return, their staff took the time to assemble the many cost estimates needed.
A thank you to another accounting professor from Aims Community College, Gina Jones, who served as a sounding board for content ideas when this project first began, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to best relate accounting and spreadsheet concepts to this industry.