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| Originally Posted by stephanie_hastings4 i have a homework problem that i cannot seem to figure out because my teacher doesnt really teach us.
jones company is a furniture retailer and uses the perpetual inventory system. on january 14 2007 jones purchased merchandise inventory at a cost of 25000. credit terms were 2/10, n/30. the inventory was sold on account for 40000 on jan 21 2007. credit terms were 1/10, n/30. the accounts payable was settled on jan 23, 2007, and the accounts receivables were settled on jan 30, 2007. prepapre journal entries to record each of these transactions
PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW IM SUPPOSED TO PREPARE JOURNAL ENTRIES FOR THESE AND ALSO WHY IM SUPPOSED TO DO IT THAT WAY. thank you  |
firstable you need to register the entry for the purchase of merchandise
Dr. Merchandise Inventory....25,000
Cr. Accounts Payable..............25,000
purchased merchandise credit terms 2/10,n/30
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Dr.Accounts receivable.................40,000
Cr. Sales............................................. ..40,000
sold inventory credit terms 1/10,n/30
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Dr. Cost of goods sold.........................25,000
Cr. Merchandise Inventory.......................25,000
to report the cost of the sold inventory
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Dr. Accounts Payable.........................25,000
Cr. Merchandise Inventory........................500
Cr. Cash.............................................. ...24,500
The balance on account payable was paid less discount 2/10
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Dr. Merchandise Inventory......................500
Cr. Cost of goods sold..............................500
To adjust the actual cost of the inventory sold on jan 21
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Dr. Cash..........................................39,6 00
Dr. Sales Discounts........................... 400
Cr. Accounts Receivable....................40,000
Received payment for accounts receivable less discount 1/10
hope this could help you