College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach
College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach
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ISBN: 9781337280570
Author: Scott, Cathy J.
Publisher: South-Western College Pub
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Chapter 9, Problem 1PB

1.

To determine

Prepare journal entry to record the given transaction.

1.

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Merchandise Inventory:

Merchandise is the stock of goods bought by a wholesaler, or a retailer, or a trader, to be sold within a year. Merchandise Inventory is a current asset account which includes all the costs incurred to acquire merchandise, and process it further for sale.

Date Account Titles and explanation Post.Ref Debit ($) Credit ($)
March 4 Accounts receivable 113 47.25  
       Sales 411   45.00
       Sales tax payable 214   2.25
  (To record the sale of merchandise to Company D,  sales slip no.236)      
         
March 7 Accounts receivable 113 64.05  
       Sales 411   61.00
       Sales tax payable 214   3.05
  (To record the sale of merchandise to Company C, sales slip no.272)      
         
March 12 Accounts receivable 113 66.15  
       Sales 411   63.00
       Sales tax payable 214   3.15
  (To record the sale of merchandise to Company A, sales slip no.294)      
         
March 17 Accounts receivable 113 178.50  
       Sales 411   170.00
       Sales tax payable 214   8.50
  (To record the sale of merchandise to Company T, sales slip no.299)      
         
March 20 Sales returns and allowances 412 36.00  
  Sales tax payable 214 1.80  
       Accounts receivable 113   37.80
  (To record the issuance of credit memo no.27)      
         
March 21 Accounts receivable 113 247.80  
       Sales 411   236.00
       Sales tax payable 214   11.80
  (To record the sale of merchandise to Company P, sales slip no.310)      
         
March 22 Sales returns and allowances 412 25.00  
  Sales tax payable 214 1.25  
       Accounts receivable 113   26.25
  (To record the issuance of credit memo no.28)      
         
March 27 Accounts receivable 113 31.50  
       Sales 411   30.00
       Sales tax payable 214   1.50
  (To record the sale of merchandise to Company B, sales slip no.332)      

Table (1)

2.

To determine

Post the transaction to the general ledger.

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                                   Accounts Receivable                    Account  No: 113
Date Item Post ref. Debit Credit Balance
Debit Credit
March 1 Balance       111.22  
  4     28.35   139.57  
  6     56.70   196.27  
  12     16.80   213.07  
  16     109.20   322.27  
  18     273.00   595.27  
  21       31.50 563.77  
  23     189.00   752.77  
24       26.25 726.52  
               

Table (2)

                                   Sales tax payable                 Account  No: 214
Date Item Post ref. Debit Credit Balance
Debit Credit
March 1 Balance         72.84
  4       1.35   74.19
  6       2.70   76.89
  12       0.80   77.69
  16       5.20   82.89
  18       13.00   95.89
  21     1.50     94.39
  23       9.00   103.39
  24     1.25     102.14

Table (3)

                                   Sales                                           Account  No: 411
Date Item Post ref. Debit Credit Balance
Debit Credit
March 4       27.00   27.00
  6       54.00   81.00
  12       16.00   97.00
  16       104.00   201.00
  18       260.00   461.00
  23       180.00   641.00

Table (4)

                                   Sales returns and allowance               Account  No: 412
Date Item Post ref. Debit Credit Balance
Debit Credit
March 21     30.00   30.00  
  24     25.00   55.00  

Table (5)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company A
Date Item Post Ref. Debit Credit Balance
March 1 Balance       34.22
  16     66.15   100.37

Table (6)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company B
Date Item Post Ref. Debit Credit Balance
March 27    31.50   31.50
           

Table (7)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company D
Date Item Post Ref. Debit Credit Balance
March 4      47.25   47.25
             

Table (8)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company M
Date Item Post Ref. Debit Credit Balance
March 1 Balance       19.50
  7     64.05   83.55

Table (9)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company P
Date Item Post Ref. Debit Credit Balance
March 1 Balance        57.50
  21     247.80    305.30
   22        26.25  279.05

Table (10)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company T
Date Item Post Ref. Debit Credit Balance
March 17 Balance   178.50    178.50
  20     37.80  140.70

Table (11)

3.

To determine

Prepare Company A’s schedule of accounts receivable and compare the total with accounts receivable controlling ledger.

3.

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Prepare Company A’s schedule of accounts receivable:

Company A
Schedule of accounts receivable
March 31,20--
Particulars Amount  in $
Company A 100.37
Company B 31.50
Company D 47.25
Company M 83.55
Company P 279.05
Company T 140.70
Total accounts receivable 682.42

(Table 12)

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