On August 20, 2017, Lockman Limited incurs the following costs related to inventory, all of which were paid in cash: Invoice (inventory) cost Sales tax on inventory purchased Cost to market inventory to customers Inventory delivery cost Cost to insure inventory during shipment/delivery Inventory packaging and inspection costs Cost to clean inventory sitting on retail shelves for too long TOTAL 125,000 5,000 800 3,000 200 800 500 135,300 What journal entry should Lockman Limited record associated with these costs?

On August 20, 2017, Lockman Limited incurs the following costs related to inventory, all of which were paid in cash: Invoice (inventory) cost Sales tax on inventory purchased Cost to market inventory to customers Inventory delivery cost Cost to insure inventory during shipment/delivery Inventory packaging and inspection costs Cost to clean inventory sitting on retail shelves for too long TOTAL 125,000 5,000 800 3,000 200 800 500 135,300 What journal entry should Lockman Limited record associated with these costs?

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