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                      Jun 19, 2008, 10:57 PM
                  
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        Please help me prepare a journal for this transaction.
 
 Barbara Jewelers completed the following transactions in April 2009. Prepare Journal entries for Michelin Jewelers' books. Barbara is the purchaser, and others it is the seller.
 
 April 2  Barbara purchased merchandise for $20,000 on account.  The terms were FOB
 Shipping point, 2/10 n/30. Michelin paid the transportation costs of $1,200 in cash.
 
 April 4  Barbara returned $3,400 of defective merchandise from April 2 purchase.
 
 April 5 Barbara sold $9,000 of merchandise on account. The terms were FOB shipping
 Point, 3/15 n/30. Barbara's cost for the merchandise sold was $5,500.
 
 April 10  Barbara paid the balance for the merchandise purchase on April 2.
 
 April 19  Barbara received a payment for the balance of the April 5 transaction.
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                      Jun 19, 2008, 11:02 PM
                  
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        Please help me prepare a journal for this transaction.
 
 Barbara Jewelers completed the following transactions in April 2009. Prepare Journal entries for Michelin Jewelers' books. Barbara is the purchaser, and others it is the seller.
 
 April 2 Barbara purchased merchandise for $20,000 on account. The terms were FOB
 Shipping point, 2/10 n/30. Michelin paid the transportation costs of $1,200 in cash.
 
 April 4 Barbara returned $3,400 of defective merchandise from April 2 purchase.
 
 April 5 Barbara sold $9,000 of merchandise on account. The terms were FOB shipping
 Point, 3/15 n/30. Barbara's cost for the merchandise sold was $5,500.
 
 April 10 Barbara paid the balance for the merchandise purchase on April 2.
 
 April 19 Barbara received a payment for the balance of the April 5 transaction.
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                      Jun 28, 2008, 11:44 AM
                  
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        It looks like homework to me. I'll just give you several check figures.
 April 2 Debit. Freight In $1,200
 April 4 Credit. Accounts Payable $3,400
 April 5 Debit. Cost of Goods Sold $5,500
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                      Jul 2, 2008, 03:27 PM
                  
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        There are too many different entries involved in merchandising, especially when you're doing both the buyer side and the seller side.  There's also two methods: perpetual and periodic.  These days mostly perpetual is done, which I assume if someone doesn't tell me otherwise.  You need to look through your book and at least make some attempt at trying to do these entries, then post those attempts and then we can look through them.
 Just as a note, most books I've worked with do not use a Freight-In account -- they put freight directly into inventory.  There are exceptions of course, but this means we can't assume things like this.  You need to check your textbook and see what they are doing with it.
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                      Jul 15, 2008, 12:37 PM
                  
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        Perpetual:April 2
 dr. merch inv. 20000
 Cr. a/p 20000
 
 dr. merch inv. 1200
 Cr. Cash 1200
 
 April 4
 dr. a/p 3400
 Cr. Merch inv. 3400
 
 April 5
 dr. a/r 9000
 Cr. Sales rev 9000
 dr. cogs  5500
 Cr. Merch inv.  5500
 
 April 10
 dr. a/p  16600
 Cr. Cash  16268
 Cr. Merch inv.  332
 
 April 19
 dr.  cash 9000
 Cr. a/r 9000
 
 Periodic:
 
 April 2
 dr. purchses  20000
 Cr. a/p   20000
 
 dr. freight in 1200
 Cr. Cash 1200
 
 April 4
 dr. a/p 3400
 Cr. Purchases returns and allowances 3400
 
 April 5
 dr. a/r  9000
 Cr. Sales revenue   9000
 
 April 10
 dr. a/p  16600
 Cr. Cash  16268
 Cr. Purchases discount 332
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                      Jul 15, 2008, 12:42 PM
                  
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					  Originally Posted by Criado It looks like homework to me. I'll just give you several check figures.
 April 2 Debit. Freight In $1,200
 April 4 Credit. Accounts Payable $3,400
 April 5 Debit. Cost of Goods Sold $5,500
 Your April 4th answer is incorrect.:)
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                      Jul 15, 2008, 02:01 PM
                  
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        949, can you please not just do people's homework for them.  It's not really a way to actually learn, plus it's their homework and we aren't here just to do homework for people, but rather to help them understand it.
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                      Jul 15, 2008, 02:24 PM
                  
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        I C.Well it seemed like its been a while and he may just need the answers at this point.
 
 I just enjoy helping people out.
 
 If its something that I can help people out with, I don't mind.  Its only a few minutes of my time.
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                      Jul 19, 2008, 11:02 PM
                  
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        It isn't just about your time.  It's also about our guidelines:https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/financ...-b-u-font.html 
If it's been a while and the person hasn't returned, very likely they either don't care, or they really did just expect someone to give them answers instead of trying to do their own work.  People also don't learn  just from seeing answers.  If they did, all those answers to the odd problems in math books should be enough to help everyone learn without a class or teacher or anything, eh?  
 
I work with college students for a living -- and it's disconcerting to know they can just get online and get all their homework answers.  People never stop and think about that side of it, but that's the side I see every day.
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