FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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You have been contacted by Allied Corporation to assist them with the closeout of their year-end. Their family accountant of 35 years decided that he wanted to start retirement a little early this year. You are inheriting a set of books that needs to be closed out for the year. Here is what we know:
• This is the first year of business for Allied Corporation and with the assistance of the family accountant; journal
• The presently enacted tax rate is 30% and is scheduled to change to 35% in 2016.
• All tax related entries that have been made should be reviewed for accuracy and corrections should be made to the client's books.
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• Make any additional journal entries that you deem necessary to make
Complete the above and create the necessary journal entries to fix any issues that you uncover and close out the books.
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